St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-10
SALTWATER News.
SfiIIicafer Notes.


The bridge receipts last week amounted 10
S17O.35.
All the saw mills in this section win close
down in few days.
Election excitement is abating somewhat,
and both parties meet each other pleasantly.
Notwithstanding that Saturday evening
was the great Democratic iolllfcation, only
one case Of drunkenness bad TO be taken
care Of.
On Wednesday evening next, DR.. Carroll's
lecture before the prayer meeting viii be the
ninth on the series on the Pilgrims Progress
There is much interest manifested.
Ida siddons' Female Mastodons appear at
the Grand Opera house here on Monday the
18th inst. They come well recommended,
and are perfect ladies in every action.
The steamer Daniel Bronson has been Ia
ken 10 the center Of the lake and moored to
piles, where she win remain for the winter,
The Kit Carson will also be taken out in the
lake, but Capt. Young has not yet decided on
which side OF the bridge.
Salsbury's Troubadours tonight at the
Grand Opera house, when there will no doubt
be large house to greet them. The comedy,
''Three of Kind will be presented, and is
a most amusing farce, which always causes
roars Of laughter.
We understand that DR.. Carroll has been
requested to deliver his sermon that he
preached yesterday morning, on 'The Duty
OF the Hour" at an early day as possible,
and he viii no doubt consent. 1t will be
published for the benefit of all.
On next Friday evening there win be an
oyster supper at the parlors of the Presbyte-
rian church, commencing at 6 O'Clock. II
will be given by the following ladies, which is
a guarantee of the excellence Of the spread:
Mrs Senator sabln, Mrs. Judge Murdoch,
Mrs. Sargent, Mrs. Goodhue, Mrs. Spencer.
and Mrs. DIR. Carroll. Everyone is expected
TO be present and enjoy the biyalves.
On the 18th inst, the Rev. DR.. Carroll de-
livers a lecture in st. Paul for the benefit of
the Magdalene society. These lectures have
been largely attended, and the society have
secured the necessary means through them OF
meeting the annual expenses of the institute.
The lecture will be delivered in Plymouth
church.
DR.. Carroll lectured last evening in
the First Methodist church, ST. Paul, on ''The
Young Man in Chains" The lecture was
given under the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union. The church
was crowded TO its utmost capacity, and the
eloquent divine kept the large audience
spellbound. The lecture is one of his mas
terpieces.
1t was intended that w. S. Conrad and DR..
Merry should have headed the procession on
Saturday evening, in accordance with bet
they had made, but the doctor was too much
for Con-. as with his monstrous hambeau be
started the fire works, and he and Don. went
out Of that wagon more rapidly than they
wanted. He made the biggest sensation Of
he evening.
On Saturday last, couple of well known
ladies, whose husbands are ardent Republi-
cans, placed one Of the geese which had been
brought from the previous nights shooting,
on large platter, surrounded it with Grape,
placed the ominous number 1919" upon 1t,
had large rosettes Of Grape pinned 10 their
own breasts, and sitting on either side Of the
table exclaimed in unison, 'Blaine's goose
is dead.,' They are 10 be commended for
taking a philosophical view of the situation.