St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-26
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for skating.
Mr.. r. II. Smith, general manager Of the
Chippewa Lumber & Boom company, spent
Sunday in the city, the guest Of Mr.. aud
Mrs. ID. J. Harris.
Robbie, son of Judge Murdoch, tainted in
school yesterday aud was Immediately taken
to bis home. He soon rallied and was pro-
nouneed better later in the day.
H. c. Farmer received a car Of fourteen
heavy horses yesterday morning Aledo, Ill.
They are as fine horses as have come into
the city. They will hear inspection.
The chief OF the fire department began a
tour Of inspection among the dwelling houses
yesterday to make sure that all the stove
pipes were placed secure from the dan
ger Of fire.
DR.. Jenner, who formerly occupied the
rooms now used by the GLOBE, will return
next week from his long trip in Germany and
resume the practice of his profession. His
old friends will be pleased 10 see him.
DR.. Carroll will continue his instructive
and popular lecture on the Pilgrims Progress
this evening at the services in the Presbyter-
ian church par,ors. They have been largely
attended, and the interest is still increas-
ing.
A young son Of Ben Thalen was knocked
down by pair Of horses yesterday morning
the wheels passing over his body. He was
picked up by :. L. McCusick and taken to
to his home, and strange to say was found
uniniured.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
there were two DRINKS, one of whom took
out his $3.50 in the cells, whilst the other
skirmished around and raised the wind. An
other was up for being drunk and disorderly,
which cost him $3.50, and for shooting off
firearms inside the city limits he had to pay
SIP.
On Friday evening there will be a sociable
at the Congregational church, ut which NO
doubt, the ladies of the congregation will be
pleased TO see all their, friends. They will
have some excellent and choice eatabIes, and
that is what will please, this cool weather
This is the first sociable that will be held in
the new church.
William Wisner, from Chisago county, has
again become a resident of the county Jail.
His former visit here was for breaking into
Pratt's store, Rush City, and this time it is
for breaking into the station at Harris on the
st. Paul & Duluth road. There is no Jail in
that county, and this one is preferred before
any otEers in the state. He will have his
trial as soon as the district court opens in
the county.
Yesterday Chief Shortall went TO st. Paul
after James Dunnigan and T. J. Riley, who
stole yoke Of oxen from Kerchof q Vessels
yard at the slaughter house near Perro's.
They took the cattle to st. Paul and sold them
to Memmer & Becker, butchers. The chief
brought them over here and placed them in
the lookup, and they viii have chance to
answer for the misdeed this morning before
Judge Netleway. They will, no DOUBT, have
q speedy trial, the district court being in ses-
sion, and the grand jury is not yet dis
charged.
Do not forget the meeting Of Muller Post
No. l, G. A. R., tonight, when every COM
rade is expected TO be present in uniform.
Business that cannot brook delay has to be
attended to. We see that several of the posts
throughout the country are having the wives
and daughters Of the comrades formed into
relief societies, and no doubt here they will
devise such means as will lead to the care OF
those who Of their members may have been
crushed in the erucible of adversely. The
eommandant says all must attend.
Yesterday afternoon the committee of
ladies of the relief society, met at the rooms
of the Y. NJ. c. A, and the dextrous fingers
forming large parcels of tissue paper into de-
cidedly fancy. caps. Any one wishing any
particular design or color can be suited BY
leaving their order at the skating rink. The
ladies are assured Of large sale the even
ing OF the carnival, and they have a large
number of orders. The MOTTO Of the man
ayers is, ''No cap no skate" and all know
Manager Parmeiee well enough that he will
carry out instructions. The caps will BE-
for sale only at the evening session, and al
the afternoon meet on Thanksgiving there
will be hot coffee, lemonade and dough
nuts.
Last evening the following ladies left on 8
special car for Washington: Mrs. Senator
Sabin, Mrs. George NJ. Seymour, Mrs. Treat
Mrs. John Covell, Mrs. Demaray, Mrs. VII.
lin, and Miss Lou Collins, all Of the city,
and Mrs. Montgomery, of Lake City. Mrs.
Seymour and Mrs. Treat will remain in
Washington only few days, as they are on
NANA hot ~ -NGN OAAGal5 " spc1Q tue WIS
ter. Mrs. Covell will remain there some
three weeks and then go east to New Yorh
and the New England states to visit bel
friends, Miss Lou Collins goes to her home
in Washington, and the little lady will be
much missed by the young friends she made
here during her visit Mrs. Demaray's hus-
band is private secretary 10 Comptroller Can.
non, and she goes to Washington to Join
/ him Mrs. Wfllfr, will al-a 4.
the east. Senator Sabin joins the party al
Chicago.
On Monday next Mr.. Geo. NJ. Seymour
leaves by the Northern Pacific railroad fo
San Francisco, where he goes to meet thC
other commissioners appointed by the con-
gress OF the United States to open commerce
with the several countries Of South America
The commission will leave San Francisco
on the 18th Of December and sail to Centra
America on one of the Pacific mail steamers
aud from thence they will 20 by a mau-ot-
war to the several countries. Mr.. Seymour
starts so early that be may stop over in Ore
| gon, where he will do what is possible to re.
lease Pat Keefe who Is in prison there. The
government has done well in appoiuti
Mr.. Seymour 10 the commission. al
be Is practical man, and thoroughly
posted which OF the products Of Soutl
America would be most advantageous to tue
United States, and particularly in the woods
OF that great continent He can tell theii
value to nicely. And not onl,
IN that Is be an adept, but il
anything that pertains to the needs o
this county. with which the Soath American
state can supply Us, he is equally at home
de is man Of more than ordinary ability
and the commission will have one practica
! man az any rate among them. The trim vii