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

Saltwater Notes
Miss Alma Gillespie is spending the week
on the North bin with Mrs. VIII King.
Six companies are billed for the Grand Or.
era house during ueTt month, and couple
for this month yet
We regret to learn Of the continued 81
ness OF Mr. VI. MOGatt, aud miss his pleas
antface on our streets
At the municipal court yesterday morning
the two fighters who were arrested tor dis
tur1ing the peace, received g reprimand aud
the case was dismissed.
The drill Of Company < last evening was
well attended, thirty-hve members being
present After Il was over a large number
attended the fair at the skating rink.
Bromley's robe that was taken from his
sleigh few nights ago, was found yesterday
in barn in the rear Of his stables. It is
certain it did not get there without help.
''Ten Nights in q Bar Room" will be pre-
sented by the Ancient Order Of Hiberniaus,
at the Grand Opera house between Christmas
and New Year. Il viii be put on the boards
creditsbly.
few days ago the st. Croix Touring mill
made the fine showing Of grinding 400 bar
/ rels Of the very best -four in a day. The
Florence mill averages $50 barrels a day, and
the 81. Croix about 800.
There were three dodgers in the cells at the
city hall yesterday morning, and when they
got out they said they were in search Of work.
They claimed that they came from St. Paul
and wanted tn get back there again, there
being no free lunches here.
Peter Christianson, who a short time ago
left home to start barber shop in Mime
apOlis, with his brother, has got back TO the
city and may be found at his old post with
Mr.. McSweeney. His old friends are pleased
10 see him.
Beekman, who pleaded guilty to the charge
OF rape on his thirteen year old step-daughter,
at Osceola on Monday last, was on Wednes-
day sentenced 10 one year in the Wisconsin
state prison. Tie sentence was a light one
aud We bad supposed it would be much
heavier.
-Four prisoners arrived at the state prison
yesterday. Peter Shaw, from GoOdhue
county was for larceny, and got one year.
From Blue Earth county were Harry Spence,
burglary, three years; VIM. Butterield,
larceny. six months, and Henry Adams,
larceny, one year.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Hans Ericsson
arrested Joe Sullivan for robbing party who
was being taken 10 the hospital. They both
went out there in a cab. aud IL Is claimed
that the stranger gave Sullivan a dollar 10
get bottle Of whisky, that Sullivan drugged
II and then covering the stranger with a
buffalo rote went through him. They win
bOih answer before the Judge this morning
when the matter will DC fully ventilated.
Very interesting aud profitable exercises
were held in Grammar school No. 9, Miss c.
a. Baueus, teacher, yesterday afternoon
The exercises consisted entirely of selections
from the poems OF Phoebe aud Alice Carey,
sketches Of their lives and character, aud de-
scriptiOns OF their homes. Many of the pa
irons Of the school were present. and were
charmed with the recitatiOns and essays OF
the pupils.
At the meeting Wednesday evening OF
Mueller Post No. l, G. a. R., the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year: P.
c., Adam Marty; S. ", S. P. Richardson
j. v, Peter LiRss; surgeon, ]. c. Rhodes,
Sr.; quartermaster, J. A. Tenner; chaplain,
j. II. Harrington o. D., Ben Cayon; o. G.,
j. II. Craner. Delegates TO the department
encampment, John Lyons, F. E. Joy and
Sam Boomer. Alternates, Geo. McNeal, s.
?. Richardson and B. J. Mosier. There was
good attendance and the meeting was mos
harmonious.
A warrant was yesterday issued for the ar
rest Of Mrs. Caroline Larson, who has been
prsctieing medicine with the necessary GER
"A ha oFf. 10
served on her. II she does not skip the city
she win appear this morning before The mu-
nieipal court and have a hearing. She has
been nuisance for a long time, and was
formally in trouble for the same offense, but
she left and was away for several years. She
came back a short time since, and numerous
deaths have occurred among our Swedish
citizens since her arrival, as the drugs she
gives are sure 10 kill or cure, and that
quickly, especially the former. She will have
to be stopped in this game.
We had a pleasant chat yesterday with T.
A. Mclean, son Of the late chief justice OF
| Ontario, who called here on a visit to r. W.
Kerr, on his way home from Calgary, n. W.
T., to Toronto, his home. He says that the
location OF Saltwater is by all odds the finest
/ OF any ne has seen IN this western country,
and be was delighted with all be saw. He
reports the Canadian Pacific has made long
strides towards completion, and thai it will
open through TO the Pacific next fall His faith
in the future OF the northwest Is unbOunded.
The cattle aud sheep ranches in the
neighborhOod Of Calgary are hourlshing.
When he left three days ago, there had n Ui
been any weather cold enough TO require
overcoats 10 be worn. The air in that region
is particularly clear, and the Rocky mountains
although eighty miles distant can be dis
timely outlined. The coal fields found in
the mountains OF anthracite coal are extern
sive, while bituminous coal Is found in
many places. Iron, gold and silver have ais
been found in abundance. He sees a grand
future for that country. Mr.. Mclean leaves
for the east to day.