St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-16

as If Il was an ordinary bundle. Ohcer
Costello was called, when it was found she had
some friends living on the North hill, ana
when she got to the house 1t was found to be
the woman s brother. She was with difficulty
got into the house, but once in, she calmec
down, and Yesterday quite rational
Last evening there was a big jollifcation
meeting at Marine, and quite number
went from this city, liz addition to the band
Although there were not many votes cast for
Cleveland and Hendricks in that town. those
VINO are Democrats there are live ones Mr..
st John was marshal, and he arrayed biz
torch6earers to the best advantage. The towE
was aolaze with excitement and everybody
was on the streets. tasty BANQUET closed
the proceedings.
The soeiable and oyster supper Friday
evening at the First Presbyterian church was
a grand success. The oysters, cakes and
cold meats could not be better, and the ladies
who had charge did everything possible for
the comfort of their guests. The sale of use.
full and fancy articles was prominent fea-
ture, whilst many unique things were ON
hand and readily purchased. The handsome
sum of $50 was realized. The arrangement
of the different parlors makes this the best
place Tor holding such sociables Of any in the
city. These soeiables viii be continued
through the winter.
What might have been a serious runaway
occurred yesterday afternoon near the corner
of Main and Myrtle streets. Fred GARDENERS
team, which he was driving, started on
Myrtle street, near the corner of Main, and
Gar liner was standing on the pole at the
time. In coming around the corner the box
of the wagon went one way. while the wheels
anfd ,,1It
old store, the king bolt breaking. Gardner
held TO the horses, and though under the
pole, at last he stopped the team opposite the
New Idea saloon. He got off without injury,
but the running gear OF the wagon viii have
to be repaired.
There will be grand carnival at the skat-
ing rink on next Friday evening, which will
be given by the following ladies' Mrs. j. c.
Netheway, Miss Alma Gillespie, Miss Eliza
May, Miss Angie Covell, Miss Maggie Shep-
ard, Miss Grace Katenberg Mrs. F. L. Nc
kusick, Mrs. J. w. Conrad, Mrs NJ. F. Bar
slow and Miss Gertie Easton. These ladies'
have sole control of the floor of the rink, and
no one can be admitted to it unless they have
an invitation from them and are in costume
Outside of the floor is open to the public, and
no doubt there viii be large numbers present
to see the handsome dresses worn at this, the
first skating carnival of the season.
The Rev. DR.. Carroll sends us the follow
ing in reply to the request that he again de-
liver the sermon of last Sabbath morning:
DR.. T. c. Clark, D. Lyman, j. c. Heniug
| and others. Gentlemen Your favor of the
18th inst. requesting me to repeat the dis.
course delivered last Sabbath morning in the
Presbyterian church, on the duty of the hour
or the religious claims of our country on her
Christian patriots, was duly received. In
! complying with your request would name
tomorrow night, November l6, as the time
for the REPETITION of the sermon, hoping it may
prove an inspiration to Christian patriotism,
and emphasize the duty of the hour Very
sincerely, j. HALsTED CARROLL.
Yesterday afternoon bastardy case was
tried before Judge Netheway at the munich
pal court. The complainant was Cora Bell
Bush, young girl not apparently over six
teen years of age, and the defendant Frank
/ Karnick, was much older 1t appears the
young girl wished the defendant to marry
her, which he refused to do, hence the ac-
ton. DR.. MILAN testified that the girl was
enciente, and the girl related some of the
circumstances, when Karnick was placed in
charge OF the deputy sheriff for trial before
the district court on Monday next, the testi-
mony warranting the judge in sending the
case for trial. Karnick said he had offered
the girl $500 to settle the matter, and that he
would on no condition marry her. The par
ties are of respectable families in the town of
Denmark, in this county.
1t is intended to ship the school apparatus
that is intended to be sent to the Worlds
exposition at New Orleans In special car on
the 10th of December. The articles sent
from this city will be those that were so fay
orably commented on at the National Teach
ers' convention at Madison, Wis, last sum-
mer with few additions, chiefly astronom-
zeal, which have been added since that time
They viii open the eyes of the visitors to
what may be done by persons of mechanical
ability, and Mr.. Wilson, who did the design
ing and most of the metal work, and Mr.
Mackenhausen, who did nearly all the wood
mounting, may feel proud of the excellent
exhibit Saltwater win obtain honorable
mention by the judges for its school appar-
atus.
On North Third street, and on many of
the streets crossing it, we see that many
have improved their ways, and have put
/ down as smooth sidewalks as one would wish
to see, and many others would confer lasting
/ pleasure to pedestrians should they go and
do likewise. Some parts of Third street are
about mpassable, and the city should see to
1t that they are mended, even if they are not
/ rebuilt, as broken limbs NAV be a conse-
/ quence. The city will have to foot the bill,
/ even if the owners of the property before
which the accident may happen may after
wards be called upon to make it good to the
city. The claim may be entered that the
street is not up to grade, and that there is no
use of building now as it may have-0to be
| torn down again. Put the walks up to grade
height and let there be some uniformity in
i them.
/ 1t is currently reported that one of the lead
/ ing Republicans in the city, and who is one
of the officers of the Republican club, has
been making extensive preparations for some
time for great Republican jollifcation when
Blaine would be elected, and has a large
room full Of transparencies. He finds that
| he has an elephant on his hands, and what
to do with the beautiful pictures he does not
/ know. If he takes them Uut to burn them
he fears that some of these prying Democrats
may seem them. The only thing we can adj
wise is, take them out when the Democrats
have their ratification meeting, carry them
side by side with theirs, and thus it will not
be lost to the world the talent and energy
displayed by the Republicans of our city. 1t
will engender the very best of feeling, and
will be received with outbursts of applause.
The only thing TO be regretted is the cost of
the big display drew pretty heavily on the
/ pockets Of the faithful
The Churches.