St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-10-02
StilLtcater Notea.

IN northern Wisconsin.
Mrs. DR.. Marshall left yesterday for a
visit to Milwaukee and other Wisconsin
points to sojourn with her friends.
Miss Field has returned from Chicago. where
she has been selecting choice stock of fall and
winter millinery for the ladies' Of Saltwater and
vicinity.
DIR. Merrill, health officer, is after parties
with sharp stick who are throwing offal on
the streets, and those who have unclean
premises will please take notice.
Improvements are still going on at the
county Jail, but it is expected they will be all
finished this week. The officials will be glad
when they get them away so that they NAV
clean up.
At the county auditors Office the October
settlements are some thousands of dollars
ahead of last year, owing to the large num-
Der OF redemptions and the sales for taxes of
1881 and 1888.
Several more valuable presents arrived
yesterday by express from Chicago and other
places, showing the high esteem in which
Mr.. and Mrs. j, F. Burke, who were married
the previous day, are held.
Mr. j. w. Nash, of St. Paul, northwestern
agent of the Western Union Fuel company
was in the city yesterday. He was much
pleased with the work that Messrs. Burns &
Gorham. the agents here, are doing.
We regret to learn of the death of Capt.
Hoey's little girl who was SO sick, Yesterday
morning. The captain had just got home
with the David Bronson, and remained at
home. The funeral takes place at 10 O'Clock
to-day.
Next week there will be several more
marriages of our most estimable young
folks, The marriage fever is raging, but the
attacks are not dangerous, the parson being
able to heal all the palpitating hearts. We
wish them all happiness and long life.
The attendance last evening at the roller
skating rink was not as large as the two pre-
vious evenings owing to the rain. Mr..
Smith again astonished the audience with
his marvellous skill on the skates, and he
has proven himself the most perfect skater
we have had in the roller rink since it
opened.
The rain last evening kept many away
from the excellent performance at the Grand
Opera house by Milton Mobiles and company.
Mollie Mobiles divided the honors with Milton,
ana those who were present enjoyed treat
The different companies that are performi In O
here are far above the common run, and the
theater loving citizens might surely support
them better.
There are only seven prisoners in the
county Jail, of whom Mrs. Beaudry, who will
serve life sentence in the state prison as
soon as the women's department is ready,
is one. Mrs. Bronson is at the state prison,
but she will be taken in few days to St.
Paul on writ of habeas corpus, and appear
before the supreme court, there being some
technical errors in her trial.
The large elevator at the point will be, we
expect, having full employment in a very
short time, and this, with the Touring mills
grinding their hundreds of barrels of flour
caily, will make business lively. The mer-
chants Will no doubt appreciate what the
master hand is doing for them, and all will
feel that the darkest hours are passing from
the city. But these hours have not been as
dark as they have been in almost every part
of the county.
AT the city hall yesterday Clerk Hopkins
was tusy swearing in judges and clerks of
election for the several wards. The regis
tration of voters will begin on Wednesday,
October 30, from 9 a. IN. to p. M, and if
they deem it essential they may keep open
daily till the time of the election The board
must sit on Monday November 8, from 9 a.
to p. M, and on election day the fourth,
they must open out for those who wish to
register, at Z O'Clock a. m.
DR.. T. G. Clark went along Yesterday
morning with kind of a peculiarly elastic
tread, and with one of the broadest smiles
possible. He was shaking hands with every
body, and in our innocence we supposed he
was running for office. However, on en-
curing we found that the doctor had got a
new baby at his house, and as the little lad
was the first, the doctor was putting on airs
We congratulate the doctor, and are pleased
to know that Mrs. Clark and son are doing
well.
Evidence in the divorce suit of Christine
Heller against August Heller was taken yes
terday before County Clerk Bennett, to
whom the case was referred to take testi-
mony and report the facts. The evidence
was, in great part, decidedly racy, and plain
language was given with a vim. The evil
dence was concluded. Judge Lehmicke
appeared for the plaintiff and G. r. Middle
ton for the defendant. This is a double
case, both applying for divorce on the ground
of desertion, and it will be only question
of costs.
It gives US much pleasure to announce
that al arrangements are made TO start the
Touring mills. The Florence mills will be
in full blast in couple of days, and the
Staples mills, or the old st. Croix, in ten
days. Senator Sabin has done all that 4.
requisite to have the mills going, and his
energy cannot but be pleasing to the citizens.
Now we will have home market and as high
prices will be paid to the farmers for their
wheat as In st. Paul or at any other point.
But VIC have hckers who say, we won't be-
believe any such thing until we see the
steam up and the mills running.
The men employed at the Northwestern
Manufacturing d Car company's work here
are about establishing an association for the
benefit Of its members. Such an association
as they are talking will be of mutual benefit.
and viii aid in case OF sickness in the paw
ment Of doctors bills, caring for the sick by
supplying such necessaries as may be re-
quired. Every employe should be member
as the work in which the men are engaged Is
such that injuries may occur at any moment,
and when each member pays small fee
monthly the assistance In such case will
come light, so many being contributors. The
men should take hold Of the matter and bring
it to perfection.
at the municipal court yesterday before
Judge Netheway there were two cases of as
sault and battery. Tony Peterson charged
Susan NOR, with throwing sticks and stones
at him, one of the latter striking him and
INJECTING an injury. They we're going home
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