St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-17
StifIarate,. Notice

Montreville to-day.
Attorney Burlington went east on visit
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Chas. Vitallis, merchant, of Franconia,
Mimi, was in the city yesterday.
Our Nimrods are on the war path, and
the feathered tribe had better roost high or
hide low, as destruction is sure to overtake
them.
1 Mr.. W. j. Stien and family left yesterday
morning by the Jennie Hayes, to remain
over Sunday at Taylors Falls with an old
friend there. They will return on Monday.
We are much pleased to learn that Geo.
Torimus passed very comfortable night,
and yesterday was doing we'll. HE shows adj
mirable grit and says nothing that exhibits
suffering.
Judge Netheway left on Friday afternoon
at three O'Clock, for an hours shooting. He
came on a coyey of chickens and he bagged
the whole eight He made some long shots.
His dogs worked well.
Of late, Lake Elmo is being much patron
lied, and quite number from Saltwater are
there. The more that favorite resort is
known under its present excellent manage
ment the better it is liked
Mr.. G. P. Gregory is getting along nicely
and in few days we expect to see him out.
| He is suffering good deal of pain from the
heavy fall he had. but it is satisfactory to
know that no bones were broken.
| Before Judge Lehmicke, of the probate
| court, there was only one case yesterday,
that of Mary Burns, Howard Burns and
Maud Burns, minors, in which sale of real
estate by their guardian was confirmed
Mr.. A. NJ. Kiehle left yesterday for Scots
burg, N. Y, where Mrs. Kiehle has been for
some time visiting his friends. He expects
to be gone about three weeks, and will visit
all his old friends in Livingstone county.
Mrs. Kiehle will return with him.
Yesterday there came by express from To-
peka, Kansas, an excellent hunting dog for
Mr. J. r. Dougherty, of st. Louis, who has
been the guest of Mr.. w. G. Clark for week
past. Mr.. Dougherty and his friends left for
| Appleton, D. T., to hunt, to which point the
| dog will be forwarded. He is a beauty.
| Mr.. julius Rees arrived home late on Fri
evening, with his handsome bride. Well
done Julius, you played full hand against
the Wheeling, W. Va. gents, and took the
prize. His many friends were congratulate
ing him yesterday, and the cigars were plen
| tiful We welcome Mrs. Rees to the city.
! The entries for the races at the Washing
ton county fair at Saltwater, closes on the
26th inst There will be three races on the
second day of the fair, four on the third and
three on the fourth, with prizes aggregating
$2,225. A large number have entered, and
among them are many fast horses. Splendid
races may be looked for.
Veteran s. Millett was yesterday visited
by an old comrade who served in the 30th
Maine regiment When Milett was pro-
NOTED from sergeant in his company to that
of lieutenant, Comrade Chase, who came to
VISIT got the position Of sergeant. They had
not met for twenty years, and their old &C.
quaintanceship was pleasantly renewed.
The following are the petit jurors selected
on Friday afternoon, after we left the court
house: William Turich, e. NJ. Seymour,
E. D. Farmer, A. Fredericks, John O'Brien,
A. H. Bolton, Geo. Sutton, ST., Jos. Schupp,
S. P. Richardson, John McHattie, Jr., Pres
colt Neuman, John G. Day, D. W.. Gray,
Jos. Irish, Charles Bloom, Jos. De Wolf,
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Asa Wright and William Fowler.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
John Leaf, the one who was too much over
come the preceding morning, was ordered
to leave the city, and not be found drunk in
it any more. The case of assault by VIM.
Thompson on Mary Trepanier, was contin-
ued until next Thursday, at 10 O'Clock. It
is one Of those neighborhood quarrels, and
there were some dozen Of witnesses present.
most of them being of the gentler sex. But
some of them looked as if they could take a
good hand in scuffle.
The great basket picnic to White Bear,
under the auspices of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, comes off tomorrow. The train
leaves the Duluth station sharp at ESQ, and
they proceed to Cottage Park station, where
they go ON board the steamer Dispatch and
barge for the picnic grounds and a trip
around the lake. The Dispatch will make
several trips around the lake, SO that no
matter how many attend, all will be equally
treated. The picnic grounds are large and
have every convenience for all kinds Of
amusement. Take your baskets well filed
as it will be after tea time when White Bear
will be left that is, if you will take in the
whole day. Tickets for the round trip only
IS cents.
There is cause Of complaint against the
Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul road at this
point, and we think it is justly taken. Itap-
pears that the train which arrives soon after
1 O'Clock each day from Hastings makes q
practice of being left on the track on the
trestle work near Hersey, Bean 81 Browns
mill, whilst the engine goes to the turntable
and comes back, gets to the other end of the
train and pushes it up to the station. This
causes quite delay to the travellers, as the
point at which the train is left is one where
passengers cannot well get Off and is as well
dangerous 1t would not take the engine
over three minutes to take the train to the
platform, unload its passengers, and then
back to the place where it is now left, and it
would save the passengers some fifteen
minutes. This is grievance that should be
remedied.
Yesterday morning the Pioneer Press in its
Minneapolis department did a great injus-
tice to the firm of Gillespie & Harper, OF
| this city. From the tone of the article 1t
looks as if it was done Intentionally, and the
| Citizens bank of Minneapolis. also got a
wipe. Instead of Gillespie & Harper and the
| Citizens bank being the creditors of the in
solvent firm of Bliss & Elliott, Gillespie &
Harper have only $4,000 and the Citizens
bank 1000, while another bank has s42,-
900, another company s25, 900, and Elliott,
one of the firm, s43, 900. The whole indebt-
edness of the concern was 1857, no. 1t was
the st. Croix Lumber company and not the
| Citizens bank that entered the suit that led
| to the collapse. Messrs. Gillespie & Harper
| do not do business with their eyes shut, and
\ euoh rnoane tn hI1rt q Saltwater firm az have