St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-10
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will be about in few days.
Dan'l Sully in 'Corner Grocery on Monday
evening. Box Office open this morning
The steamer st. Croix arrived yesterday and
left with raft of logs for Chris. Mueller, Daven-
port, Ia.
Mr.. Stimson was much better yesterday, and if
he keeps quiet for day or two he will be around
all right again.
Water up the st. Croix is as high as the June
high water, and the closing Of the dams on
the Snake river has no effect as yet to
stop the rise
Mr.. VIM. Hanson left yesterday morning, in
charge of large crew of men, for the woods in
northern Wisconsin, to take out logs for the
Hayward Lumber Co.
We are sorry the G. A. R. boys made so little
by their entertainment on Friday evening of last
citizens of Saltwater.
Madame Staney's female mastodons appear to-
morrow night at the Grand Opera house, and no
doubt there viii be demonstrative audience. The
Dox Office opens this morning.
At the municipal court yesterday there was
only one case that of young man who took too
much tangle leg, which loosed his tongue, and
made him pay S7-5 for his good time.
There will be meeting of the Choral society
this evening at the Opera hall. IN the Grand
Opera house building. Arrangements will be
made Tor rehearsal of some light opera.
Mr.. Charles Easton left yesterday for st. Paul
where he was married to Miss Carrie L. Hughson
last evening. Quite a party left by the 40
tram on the Omaha road to attend the Wedding.
Miss Bertha Ross has arrived from Vicksburg,
Miss, and will spend the winter with her brother
Louis, who is with julius Rees. She likes this
city well, and expects to like it still better as
she becomes acquainted.
The VIM. White left yesterday to take party
from Redwing through Lake st. Croix goose
hunting. The geese are plentiful. and allow the
steamers to come quite close to them. AS so
many are now after them, they will soon become
chary.
Yesterday there was tried before Judge
McClner of the district court, case of contempt
of court, in the case of Bolles and Bean, over
dispute near Alton. 1t appears an order was
made by the court which Bean has not recog-
nized hence the trial. Evidence was taken, but
the case was not closed.
The Cleon is again getting her share of travel
through the change of her sailing. The old
time is more suited than the new, for travellers.
Besides, when leaving Taylors Falls in the morn
ing she had TO compete with the railway, but
now her leaving in the afternoon gives round
trip nearly wholly by daylight.
The farmers are bringing into market full
supply of all kinds of vegetables, which have
this year had wondrous growth, owing to the
heavy rains, and frosts keeping off. Yesterday
one farmer had load of caDbages averaging
eighteen pounds each. Turnips and potatoes
show well in the wagons, while corn on the cob,
and other productions can be seen ad libitum.
Mr.. Isaac Staples old Office was deserted by
the old occupants, who are now comfortably
settled in the Office formally occupied by Judge
Smith in rear of the Lumbermens bank. The
chief advantage the new Office has, is, it is on
the ground floor but there is not enough room.
No doubt the Office win be enlarged in some way
Two rooms are required.
The party that went down on the steamer VIM.
White, duck and goose hunting, had grand time.
but they did not have as much success as antici-
pated owing to the great height of water which
had covered the island where the ducks were
and they could not reach them. They shot sew
eral geese. and we had practical proof that on e
OF them. at least, made excellent eating. We
hope they will go again soon.
Mr.. W. G. Clark, Jr., who entered the welded
state on Tuesday evening, was yesterday made
the recipient of handsome ebony cane with
gold head. suitably engraved, by the employees at
the Matt Clark Lumber Coz mill, of which Mr.
". g. Clark, Jr., is superintendent, in COM
memoraiion of the suspicious event He is much
pleased with the present from the men and
values it highly. 1t is beauty.
Capt. Knapp says, that the height Of water at
this season is something exceptional and he
could not account for it, even although there
were heavy rain throughout the upper country.
Owing to the height of water the government
works, for the present, at least, will have to be
abandoned. The Mississippi having risen causes
the water to back in Lake ST. Croix, and it is
expected that the water from this time will be
high.
Arrangements are being perfected for the
trip OF the Cleon to New Orleans. The scheme
proposed will involve good deal OF outlay. but
win bring in large returns. 1t is proposed to
take number of barges in tow and have them
loaded with the products OF this region, OF such
kinds as will command a ready market in New
! Orleans. Also TO have couple OF barges fitted
up a restaurant and for sleeping accommoda-
! tons.
telegram was received yesterday from Knife
Falls aBnouncin g the death OF Hector Anderson,
one of the oldest and best known lumbermen in
this region. The telegram gave no particulars
as to the cause of death, but from another source
| we learn that he had typhoid fever. The funeral
will take place this morning at 10 O'Clock from
the residence Of Mr.. Dennis Boyle, s44 South
Third street,
We trust that every lady who possibly can, viii
/ be at the residence OF Mrs +. W. Durant, TO
meet Mrs. Isabel {. Marston, who has been ap-
| pointed by the state 10 make collections for the
industrial exhibit OF the state at the Worlds ex-
position at New 0rleads We have no doubt the
| ladies OK Saltwater will respond heartily to the
invitation and come prepared to say what part
| they will take in the exhibit. We know that
they can do much IL they only make n small ex-
! hibit OF the many beautiful pieces of handiwork
/ in their possession.
The two mighty explorers and hunters, Nc
! Carthy and Welsh, have returned from their triT
to the far north. They had numberless adven-
lures and hairbreadth escapes, and to hear friend
| John narrate them, Davy Crockett is LEFT far in
shade. They report that Ashland is full OF
! strangers, and some OF those who left here few
days ago, had hard work TO find sleeping place
| Whether from the fulness of the hotel or some
| other reason it is hard to say, our travellers ap
pear sound and healthy. and look as II they Jared
| sumptuously during their couple of weeks alb
| sence.
The handsome communion rail for the new
German Catholic church was expected to ar.
rive yesterday, as well as the confessional
They were made in Milwaukee by the same firm
that supplied the altar aud pulpits. and are made
to correspond with these. The communion raj
is present from Mrs. Tepass, and the comics
sional is given by Rev. Father Alphonse, unde
whose wonderful zeal so much has been done
When these new portions are in position, W
would like to see handsOmer church in tn
state, and the best Is the church Is in a goot
financial position, thanks TO the exertions o
Father Alphonse and the way in which he ha
been supported by his people.
This could be utilized during the continHsnc
Of the exposition, aud would be largely patron
lied. Chss. Hoffman could take charge Of THU
department to the very best advantage, anG
make money out OF it. The steamer could ais
be utilized for sleeping apartments, IS th'
crowds that will be there viii be something i'm
nense, and the Minnesota people. and from thi