St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-09-28
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SfHttCdteT HOt0S.
Fred Warde In ''Damon and Pythias'' at
the Grand Opera house tomorrow evening.
There was nothing at the municipal court
yesterday morning, and so his honor went
of hunting.
The bridge toll receipts for the past week
amount to s17S.30, which is very good con-
sidering the times
The steamer Meta Durant arrived at late
hour last evening She will leave with q
raft for the south to-day.
The steamer Evansville arrived yesterday
morning and left in the afternoon with
raft Of logs to Rock Island.
The box Office in the Grand Opera house
opens at O'Clock tomorrow morning for
Frederick Warde's engagement.
Senator Sabin has returned from Chicago,
and from his smiling face We guess that
everything is going on all right. Time will
tell
The water is at stand again, and no
doubt the rain of Friday night will increase
the streams again, SO we may expect the lake
to rise.
Knapp. Stout & Co. bought 200, 600 feet of
logs from Freeman 81 Downs. yesterday, in
addition to the 100000 feet they bought
of David Bronson.
at Taylors Falls, is a cousin Of w. H. c. Fol-
som, the old settler. We mixed their names
in yesterdays issue.
Messrs. Fisher, general superintendent,
and Copeland, train master, of the Duluth
read were over this week from St. Paul
They found everything in the best of order.
Mellin will have no wore runaways, as he
has got one horse now that won't run. He
got just so tired of the old team, as they were
determined to keep up their reputation as
runners.
The steamer Ida Fulton left yesterday
morning with twelve strings of lumber from
the c. n. Nelson Lumber company, and five
strings from Gillespie 81 Harper, all for
Burlington.
And still they come, because our schools
are attracting outside parties, the latest ar
rival being Miss Josie Murray, neice of
Mrs. Samuel Mathews. She comes from
Dubuque, Ia.
David Bronson sold, yesterday, to Knapp,
Stout IL Co., of Dubuque, one million feet
of logs, and to H. B. Howe, of Red Wing,
500, 900 feet. We consider this good sales,
as the price was very fair.
Milton and Dollie Mobiles will be here on
Wednesday evening Milton is Saltwater
boy, and has made a name for himself in
the theatrical world. AS they have been
here before our citizens know they give q
first class performance.
Keeper McKusick yesterday put two of his
tramps that he has been feeding on bread
and water at work with q lawn mower, and
the city hall ground looks well after the
work. He kept sharp watch over them
while they were at work.
Azilda Beaudry was yesterday received al
the state prison from the sheriff of Marshal
county. She has been sentenced for life fol-
the murder of her husband. Her paramoul
was sentenced for life year ago, so they will
not be likely to meet again.
The Washington County Agricultural so
ciety will pay their premiums and bills a!
soon as they receive statement from the
treasurer Jas. Sturtevant, who is now in
jamestown, Oak, having been appointed re-
ceiver Of the First National bank of tina
place.
Tee work of laying the cedar pavement OF
the street from the entrance south of tht
main entrance is progressing. Deputy War
den Hall did most of the work under tn,
gate He appears to turn his hand to every
thing and sees that the prisoners do the worl
properly.
Mr.. ]. n. Castle left last evening with hi
| ,oIy httn .,
Appleton. He thinks that IL there are an
ducks in that region he will have his share
No doubt If he shoots them he will get them
as he has as good dogs with him as can b,
procured anywhere.
We are pleased to announce that the in
imitable Joe jefferson will present the play
OF "Trip Van Winkle'' to our citizens OF
Monday evening, Oct. 6. This will break OF
the chartering of train to go to Minneapo
lis on Wednesday evening next to hear him
He will have full house and no mistake.
Mr. John Cover, who returned home from
Arizona on account of his fathers death, wa
yesterday renewing old acquaintanship
around the court house, he having been 70
some time in the auditors office. His sta
will be short, as he is compelled 10 return t
Arizona TO get his business arranged there
Quite number OF prominent lumber ant
log dealers have been in the city the pas
couple OF days, among whom we observes
NJ. Weyerhauser. of Rock Island, presiden
of the Mississippi Log and Boom company.
L. s. Norton, OF Layard, Norton & Co., an,
r. McBurnie, of Winona; II. B. Howe, o
Red Wing, and r. B. Squires, Of Mime
apolis.
letter has just been received from Nj
A. II. Andres, formerly clerk in the st. Pau
& Duluth railroad Office here. He says h
likes Texas much, and is pleased with tn
berth he has got on the Fort Worth & Den
yer road, thanks to the kind recommends
tons he received from the officers of the roa
here. His many friends win be pleased t
hear of his success.
Last evening was the fifteenth anniversar
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Conrad, and slthoug
Con had not got home from his trip west
number OF their friends and relations con
gregated at their residence on Wilkins stree
and extended their congratulations to Mrs
Conrad. They received a hearty welcome
and such a one as Mrs Conrad knows ho'
to give. May they aud their friends meet Il
many such gatherings.
The public library was yesterday thronge
with those getting reading matter, and MI
Treat was kept busy writing the numbers c
the books taken out. The selection of ligt
literature is good, none of the trashy sort bt
ing allowed. Many more Should avail them
selves of the valuable works to be foun
there and stop reading many of fhe que'
tionable works so easily got nowadays.
The meeting of the officers and member
of the Young Mems Christian association
did not como OF on Friday evening on az
count Of the heavy rain storm, but meetin