St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-14
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Mr.. Chester MeKusick was yesterday made
the parent Of bouncing boy, and cigars
were plentiful where he was.
The Lizzie May Ullmer combination ap-
pears at the Grand Opera house on next
Saturday evening, the Goth inst
The invitations for company KS hop will
De out in few days, and the affair win be
grand one The armory is being thoroughly
renovated for the occasion.
The congregation that worships in the
Danish church here, viii have a super and
entertainment in the Temple of Honor hall,
on wednesday evening next, the 18th inst.
Three dodgers came out OF the city hall yes
terday morning. The cells are nov so com
Portable that it is likely they will have plenty
Of occupants nightly, the lodging aud board
being free.
A. NJ. Cashau, from St. Paul, is to open a
tea, coffee and spice store here In the stand
formerly occupied by Foster & Van Voorhees,,
harness dealers, corner Of Chestnut and
Second streets.
Capt Rathbrun, Of the FIRE department &C
eompanied by Mr.. Shuart, electrician, made
he rounds yesterday testing the differ
ent fire alarms, and found everything In the
very best order.
number Of gentlemen here have az
ranged with the Omaha road to run for them
a sleeping car from this point TO New Or
leans, they taking all the berths aud arrang-
ing things to suit themselves.
The sidewalks got good covering Of sand
yesterday, for which thanks are rendered TO
the street commissioner and his force Of
men. The billy nature OF our city renders
this necessary. Loeomotion is now safe.
The Maeuerchor society gives grand con-
cert tonight in the Music hall. They will
be assisted by noted vocalists and musicians
from st. Paul. besides local talent outside of
the society. The music will be Of high or
der.
party, well known, stole a number Of
cuffs and collars from sleigh on one Of the
streets few evenings ago, aud the police
recovered them from a well known citizen,
who had bought them Of the sneak for q dol
lar, which was spent in cigars.
Officer John II. Yorks will on Tuesday be
married at Taylors Falls to Miss Jennie Bull
lard Of that town. After a short trip thew
will take up housekeeping in this city. It
was particularly sweet on Miss Billiard, and
now the climax is reached.
At this mornings service at the First Pres
byterian church the Rev. DR.. Carroll will
make full rehearsal Of the proceedings that
have been had so far relative to the call to
the church in Washington. There will no
doubt be large congregation as the people
have been stirred and excited by the various
rumors.
On Friday evening next the Children's
Masquerade carnival, at the roller skating
rink, promises 10 be an interesting one, as
preparations have been going on to make It
a success for some time. The dresses will be
elaborate and many Of them most amusing,
and the little ladies and gentlemen viii no
doubt sustain the characters they take.
Yesterday farmer who was coming to the
city with a load OF cord wood had his horses
frightened by gravel train near Patrick
Whaleu's, where the Wisconsin Central road
crosses the Marine road. The load was cap
sized, and falling on the driver be was badly
injured, his leg being broken in two places
and his collar bone fractured. Medical aid
was called on, but it appears he viii have
hard time to pull through.
Our superstition as to Carroll ne Larson's
skipping out, which We mentioned in yester-
day mornings paper, was correct, and Red
Wing will have the pleasure Of taking stock
in her. It's not worth the trouble of our
authorities to 90 after her, and the warrants out
here for her arrest will deter her from coming
to this city again. The witnesses here are
ready to prove the case. She will be wise to
give Saltwater wide berth.
The coal business here has assumed large
proportions, and this year nearly double
the amount Of last year has arrived and dis
posed Of Through farmers bringing in
wood since the good sleighing the price of
that article has gone down, but wood stoves
having been mainly discarded for coal stoves
the demand for wood is not as large as for
merly. Wood is now cheaper than coal, and
the regular dealers are hardly satisfied that
interlopers should be allowed to come in and
lower the market, thus cutting their small
profits.
To-day a new time table takes effect on
the Omaha road. Trains will hereafter leave
here, for ST. Paul. at 5:25, 7:4O, SOS, lilo,
forenOons, aud 1890, $40, 4:2S and $50,
afternoon. On Sunday only two trains
~ 80 p. m. Trains from st. Paul leave the
same time as formerly, only the Chicago
through trains leave twenty minutes earlier,
viz: al 1;4O and $40 p. m, and arrive
twenty minutes earlier than formerly. All
trains for north Wisconsin and River Falls
leave same as formerly.
The relief committee is doing a noble
work, but they are finding more cases Of
necessity than they are well able to overtake,
and more means and workers are absolutely
required TO do justice TO all. II Is hoped
that the citizens viii not wait to be called
upon by the members of the committee, but
that they will send in donations Of clothing
and other necesssries to Treasurer Foster at
the very earliest moment They do not wish
the work 10 get too far ahead of them, so that
any parties may suffer The committee are
confident that they will be able to manage
the work successfully If the citizens will only
aid them.
One Of those things that will always cause
dissatisfaction happened q couple Of days
ago. A woman in purchasing goods at
store in this place gave what she supposed to
be two one dollar bills in payment for the
goods, but on going home discovered that
she must have given a ten for a one, and
came to the merchant to have the matter
righted. He claimed that be bad got from
her only two ones, and refused to give the
nine dollars Of difference Both may be mis-
taken, and both be perfectly honest How
ever it may be settled there will always be
hard feelings.
At the meeting Of The ladies intrusted in
the Saltwater library, held at the residence
of Mrs. DR.. Rhodes on Friday afternoon, it
was decided to have, at the earliest date it
January to be obtained. q fancy dress nartv