St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-21
stSIIsrafer Notes.

StfIsrafer Notes
Special term OF the district court opens on
Monday next Judge MeCluer presiding.
There were two dodgers at the city hall on
Friday night-s couple of Swedes that have
been in the country but short time.
AID John G. Nelson is home from the
woods for the holidays. He reports work as
progressing well, with the very best sleigh
ing.
Judge Lehmicke, after being confined to
his house by severe cold for day and a
half, was in his Office again yesterday after
noon.
Knowles, the wife heater, got out yester-
day, be having promised to behave better in
future. He viii give the court wide berth
after this.
One otthe popular conductors on a road
which runs into St. Paul, rumor says, win be
married on the seventh Of next month. We
thought be did not 90 so often to White Bear
Tor nothing We wish him success.
The Odd Fellows Of the Marine lodge are
to have ball in their hall on Christmas
evening, and expect 10 have most enjoy
able time. They are just the kind Of Jolly
/
The Odd Fellows Of this city are issuing
invitations to E grand ball on New Years
eve. Dec. 81, and the lodges from Marine
and Hudson are expected to attend with
their ladies' In body. II will be a most COM
plete affair.
Martin Mower, Of Arcota, has secured
controlling interest In the Boom company,
and at the meeting on Wednesday next 1t is
more than probable there will be some lively
times. II Is certain that there will be changes
In the management
On Friday last Mrs. DR.. Carroll was sur
prised by the presentation Of handsome
cloak from Mrs Isaac STABLES. as she thought
II but right that as her husband had giver q
a horse for the sleigh she would give some
thing that would make the riding comfort
able.
The painting class, with Miss PhIpot as
teacher, came TO a successful close yesterday,
her pupils having completed very beautiful
work under her able and competent instruc-
hon. Miss PhilpO', who goes to Iowa for the
holidays, will return at an early day, as
large and enthusiastic class awaits he-.
Baggageman Williams Of the Milwaukee
train has again taken his old berth between
this point and Hastings. He aud Conductor
Chase make good team, either for weight,
cheeriulness, attention TO business, pOpu-
/ iarity or any thing else, and we would like
to see any road that has two such employees.
The costumes worn. by many of the little
folks at the masquerade carnival on Friday
evening were excellent, but We only men,
ton one, as it would be invidious when al
are not mentioned. The one we refer TO was
little daughter Of Warden Reed, who was
dressed as an old lady of the olden time,
with poke bonnet, and the character she sus-
tanned was without flaw.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
a single drunk put in an appearance, but al
though 1t was his second visit there, he was
again let of, as he is usually pretty steady,
and it takes but little liquor to upset him.
The case Of Hiltz, charged with wholesale
pilfering, was continued until Q O'Clock on
Tuesday morning, on the request Of counsel
for the defence.
The Hon. z. W Durant and wife return
home on Tuesday from New Orleans. They
win remain now until the legislature meets
in ST. Paul, when they win stop there during
The winter. Mr.. Durant would not return as
nsoon as he does, but on Wednesday
ext there viii be meeting Of the Boom
company, when it is expected there viii be
ONE lively times.
Senator Sabin leaves Washington this
morning and is expected home in a dav or
two. Mrs. Willim comes home with him,
having been visiting in Washington for some
weeks past. The senator remains here over
the holidays, and when he returns to his SEN
ate duties at Washington he will be accom-
panied by Mrs. Stimson and daughter, who
will visit with saltwater friends in Washing
ton all winter.
The ladies and gentlemen who have been
away from this city during the fall attending
schools for higher education, are coming
home, one by one, to spend the holidays, the
last arrival being Ella McKusick, who has
come from Faribault. She is looking re-
markably well. and her arm must have ached
from the hearty congratulations which she
] received from her many friends, as she is
deservedly popular.
Yesterday morning a convict named
Chandler was released from prison after serv-
ing three years sentence, for larceny from
the store Of Abe Rohrbach here. This was
his third incarcaratio n. The police had &
sixty days sentence against him, aud jwheu
he came out Chief shortall gave him his
choice Of serving that time or get out of the
city. They put him on the IL 10 train, and
st. Paul has now his society. He will no
doubt be back again as soon as he can lay
his hands on anything, as he is particularly
bad one.
Yesterday afternoon Sven Lanquist, who
drew a shooting iron on Charles Boo, was up
for trial, but it was postponed until next
Tuesday morning. He was the one that
Sheriff Holcomb and Charles Boo went 10
Red Wing 10 arrest 1t appears he gave a
$500 check 10 BOO, and afterwards got $50 on
It from BoO's bartender, and the check from
Boo himself. On a demand for the check
being made on him by Boo, when he found
out the circumstances, he drew a shooter,
and forced Boo to give him an extra So.
This riled Boo, and Lanquist is in the jug.
he will have chance to explain matters on
Tuesday.
Yesterday morning team belonging to
Mr.. Perm. Of South Saltwater, driven by his
son, ran away, being frightened by
train when opposite Hersey, Bean
& Browns mill. They dashed north
on Main street, and an old gentleman who
was having ride to town, in attempting to
get out when opposite the Omaha depot, fen
and was badly stunned He was taken into
the station and DR.. Willard summoned, who
pronounced no bones broken. He walked
around after a short time. The team con-
tinued their beadlong race, running against
the Lakeside hotel, breaking the pole and
disengaging themselves from the sleigh.
They then ran up Main street aud came
full force against the side of the
Morning Call saloon, which brought
fhem IN stoO Nofuifhetandin1