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

land Tor the G. y. Nelson's Co.'s saw mill.
The box Office opened yesterday morning
for the Ida Siddons troupe which appears ct
the Grand Opera house on Monday evening.
The G. B. Knapp arrived yesterday from
St. Paul, and proceeded with a full tow of
barges for Marine. She is expected down
to-day.
DR.. Dunn, at the Methodist Episcopal
church, takes for his subject this evening:
what does Infdelity offer in exchange for
Christianity"
Last evening the German Lutherans had
quite successful sociable at the store in
Green's block, formerly occupied by the
dime museum.
Yesterday morning Mr.. David Tozer sent
large gang of men to his shanties on the
Tamarac river, where the cut will come pretty
well up to the usual average.
Thos. J. McAfee, the bigamist, has not
been visited this week by his wife from St.
Paul, but she was here seeing him on Sat-
nrday OF last week.
j. A. johnson and son, Of Fargo, Dakota,
arrived on Friday morning on business
trip. He manages the Northwestern Manu-
featuring 81 Car company's business at that
point
Contractor Sutherland Is advancing Capt
Stewards residence at the corner of Pine and
South Second streets, and it will soon be en-
closed. 1t is not the intention to finish 1t
this winter.
There we're two drunks yesterday morning
at the municipal court, one of whom paid So
and costs, and the other had sentence sus-
pended, with orders to leave the city or take
ten days in the lookup.
Phi. Muller & Son on Friday put down an
extra nice piece of sidewalk opposite their
premises on Bridge square. 1t is made OF
sound plank and well nailed. The improve
ment was much needed.
At noon on Friday, Mr.. Al. Trubel and wife
left on flying trip to Peoria, III. Al. at
tends to business in Chicago, and when they
return next week they expect to be able to
move into their new house.
The Cleon left on her regular trip yesterday
morning for Taylors Falls. She will take
bArges of cordwoOi back with her, and take
them, with Others she brought down here yes
terday morning, to st. Paul.
The cupola at the new portion of the prison
is nearing completion, and is showing up
very nicely. The new part is partly ready
for occupancy, and a few of the eonviets
have got into the new quarters.
On yesterday We were delighted with the
way that NJ. Mackenh hansen keeps the High
school building, and how one man keep the
four floors in such order is more than we can
say. Everything is ready on time.
At the district court yesterday the case
against the county commissioners and Isaac
Staples concluded as far as the evidence was
concerned, and the case has only TO be ar
gued and submitted to the judges.
The following prisoners were received yes
terday from Hennepin county, and lodged
in the state prison A. w. Rowley, larceny,
four years; Frank Worth, four years and
John Dempsey, larceny, three years.
Mrs Harriet E. searles, mother of Hon J..
n. Searles, of this city, died at his residence,
South Second street. on Friday afternoon.
The funeral services will be held this after
noon at 3 O'Clock at the Baptist church, the
Rev. Mr.. Campbell, of Minneapolis, deliver
ing the funeral sermon.
The management Of the skating rink have
secured Messrs. 0'Rouke and Allison from
New York. These skaters are noted all
through the states. Here they will show some
fancy double skating, and will give the toy
wagon clown act, and fancy skating of the
old time. They will have a fnn house.
Friday morning the attorney examiners
reported in favor of Fred W. Gail being adj
United to the Washington county bar, as an
att ~ L.
highly of the excellent examination he I'M
derwent. We understand that Mr.. Gail en-
tiers iuto partnership with Mr.. Ewing, his old
sehOolmate, under the firm name of Ewing
& Gail.
Last year the lake was frozen over at this
date, and pedestrians we're passing over. As
yet there are no signs of closing, and we
have our regular Indian summer. IL is MANY
years since there has been such a mild fail
as the present one. IT would be a benefit to
the numbering interest if we had an open
winter, as the supply of logs on hand is
too large.
Lynch Bros. have started on the premises
formerly occupied by Jas. Conner q Sons,
near the Sawyer house, feed crushing mill .
Not only will they keep all kinds of feed on
work done. They are well known, not only
in the city, but also in the surrounding coun-
try, and are men who are thorough pushers.
On next Tuesday evening there will be
ratification meeting at Lake Elmo Of the
Democrats of the section, and those from the
vicinity. A special train will leave this city
and members viii go over to hear the
speeches by Hon. J. B. Brisbin, Gen John
son, Hon. j. W. Willis, and Hon. E. w. Du-
rant. The little town is making great prep
arations for the event. Let all who possibly
can attend.
A young man named Mcdonald, a wiper
in the Duluth yard at White Bear, met with
very serious accident on Thursday even
ing. In endeavoring to jump on to the step
Of a locomotive backing towards him he
slipped, and his foot was crushed. He was
taken here and DR.. Game, surgeon of the
road, amputated the toes and portion of
the foot. He was taken to st. Paul yesterday
morning.
There was on Friday afternoon a full board
meeting of the Northwestern manufacturing
and Car company, at the Office OF the COM
pany, at the prison. A full statement was
made Of the condition or affairs by Receiver
Brown which was very satisfa Glory. A reso-
luton was passed for the appointment OF
committee to ascertain the views Of the cred
itors, and take steps for the reorganization
OF the company, and for taking II out of the
receivers hands. The meeting was most
harmonious.
We are pleased to learn that DR.. Carroll
has been prevailed upon to redeliver his ser
mon of last Sunday mornfnor this avan;nc
Subject; "The duty of the hour-the claims
OF our country on her Christian patriots"
No doubt the church viii be filed TO over