St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-03
Washington County Nominations.
Still,cater Notes.

Senator sabin is expected home to-day
from the east.
There was only one drunk lodged in the
cells since Saturday.
The toll receipts at the bridge for the past
week amounted to S159.4O.
Mrs. s. R. Stmson was not fully as well
yesterday as the week previous.
The streets were yesterday very rough, and
in the morning frozen very hard.
There is a good anatomical exhibit at the
dime museum, which will remain only one
week. The different organs are fully illus
trated.
The steamer G. b. Knapp went south yes
terday morning with barges Of lumber, etc.,
for St. Paul, from Walker, Judd 81 Veazie,
of Marine
The new Congregational church will be
dedicated about the middle Of this month,
and the pastor-elect installed. Every cent of
Indebtedness will be paid before it is dedi-
Gated.
Owing to the breakdown of the rig by
which the SUNDAY GLOBE comes from ST.
Paul, they did not arrive until nearly noon
yesterday. However, we were all treated
alike.
The Kit Carson arrived yesterday morning
from down the river, but II is not certain
whether she will return with logs this season
again for Stout, Knapp 81 Co, Dubuque,
Iowa.
Election news viii be furnished on Tues
day night. 1t is not right that such price
has to be paid for the news, when the com
pany receives such large sums monthly from
our business men.
The stair on south Second street is in a
dangerous condition, owing TO part Of the
| railing on the east side being gone. Should
person go over a serious hurt might be the
result. The party who has the supervision
OF such repairs will no doubt attend to it at
once.
The Chicago, Milwaukee s. ST.. Paul road
has changed the time of the :35 p. IN. train
for Hastings, and it goes out ten minutes
earlier. Parties left over at this point can
take this train to st. Paul via Hastings, ar
irving at st. Paul at 10 o'clock, but it makes
no connections on Sunday evening.
Ira Stockwell, of the Lyons Lumber com
pany, of Lyons, Ia, was in the city yester-
day, and bought raft of logs from Charles
Bean. He intends to take them down the
river this season. He says that nearly all
the mills in that region of country has closed
down, but his mill viii run as long as they
can take logs up out of the river.
The annual meeting of the Washington
County Bible society was held yesterday af-
ternoon in the Presbyterian church, the Rev.
ID. b. Cheney, Jr., presiding. Eloquent adj
dresses were delivered by the Rev. DIR. Car
roll, pastor of the church, DR.. Dunn, pastor
! of the Methodist Episcopal church, and the
Rev. Mr.. Hinton, agent of the State Bible
society. The attendance was not large, but
the services were interesting.
On Saturday evening at the Democratic
meeting Mr.. Jas. G. Foley, nominee for
county auditor, was spoken Of in the highest
terms by Gen. johnson who recommended the
old soldier to Them, as he had done four
years before. He said that he should be kept
in the office, as he had discharged as far as
ne could learn, every duty faithfully The
The other speakers corroborated this, and re-
quested the support of all parties for the pres
ent holder Of the office.
A correspondent writes US relative TO the
election of Mr.. W. C. Masterman to the Of
fee of county auditor. In it he says: "Mr.
Masterman is known to the eitizents of Still
water especially as one of its best business
young men, and from his experience in ac-
counts, would I'LL the Office Of auditor To the
satisfaction of all. He is obliging, true to
his friends, courteous to those who oppose
him, and 1t is TO be hoped that he will receive
the majority of the votes of the electors on
Tuesday next"
Myron Shepard and z. A. Folsom are hav-
ing close contest for the treasuryship of
the county, and it is difficult to say which
will win. A. X. Doe and Chris Drever for
county commissioner, are making a very
! still canvass, and we cannot hear what they
are doing. Geo. NJ. Brush, for the legisla-
ture, is more active solicitor than Dr. Pratt,
| but the doctor has many friends at work 1t
/ looks so far, as if George had the inside
| track. The friends of Hon. E. w Durant,
which. comprehends prominent men of both
parties, are working for his election with
every prospect of success. Should he be
elected he will make one Of the best working
| members of the legislature. Vote early for
Mr.. Durant tomorrow morning, and then
| bring your friends and have them vote. Only
two days more to work. Vote for the best
men and see that they are elected.