St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-28
Sfilltynter Notes.

Stilltcnter Notes.
Mr.. Cummings, who has been so low for a
long time, was some better yesterday.
Yesterday son of Mr.. ]. Sullivan, who
lives on the South Hill, fell and dislocated
his elbow. He is doing we'll under DR.. Mar
shalrs charge.
In probate court yesterday, before Judge
Lehmicke, letters Of administration were
granted to Chas. Westergreen in the estate of
Nels +. Oleson, deceased.
City Attorney Mccartney was on Monday
presented by his wife with bouncing young
lawyer, who will no doubt walk in the steps
OF his illustrious pre- decessor.
The charity ball, which comes off on Thurs
day evening of next week, promises to be
grand success, as the young ladies have dis
posed OF large number of tickets.
Yesterday morning Sheriff Holcombe's
young lad was somewhat better, but became
worse again towards evening. The physician
is afraid of other complications besides spinal
meningitis.
Stephen Danforth, lumberman, cannot get
around as well as he would like, especially at
this season of the year, but his physician
thinks that time and care will bring him
around all right.
The state prison has taken, for fifteen
months, Wallace Ross, from Dakota county,
not Wallace Ross the celebrated oarsman,
and expects to keep him that time for COW
citing his neighbours property.
The body of L. Lu Morris, who died at
Blue Earth City last Saturday, arrived last
evening over the Omaha road, and will be
inferred this morning at 10 o'clock from the
residence of Mrs. Tracy Bates.
John Gagnclius, clerk with Theo. Rees, who
has been dangerously i'll for couple of
weeks, from systitis and hemorrhage of the
kidneys, is recovering from the attack under
the skillful treatment of DR.. Pitkin.
Judge Netheway went to st. Paul yester-
day morning, and put the amended bill for
the four years term of the municipal Judge
in fair way for passing. 1t has passed the
house, and the senate is now dealing with it..
Last evening the Rev. R. A. Torrey, pastor
of the Open Door Congregational church,
Minneapolis, preached in Grace church here.
The reverend gentleman made most favor
able impression and will be gladly heard
again.
Our lawmakers were home from st. Paul
on Monday afternoon, and left again yester-
day morning. They say there was no bust
ness on Monday. No doubt they will be able
to draw their $40 per day whether the le9is-
lature sits or not
Mr.. and Mrs. Hersey have left for warmer
climes, and we trust Mrs. Hersey win be
much benefited by the change. They will
20 to Florida and Cuba, and will take in the
Worlds exposition at New Orleans. They
will be away all winter.
Grace Congregational church is beginning
a series of revival meetings. The pastor
elect breaches this evening and the Rev. c.
w. Merrill, of Pilgrim church, Minneapolis,
on Friday evening. The services vel be
continued each evening next week.
There will be sociabe on Thursday even
ing at Grace Congregational church, and they
expect to have pleasant time. II anyone
attends and does not enjoy himself he can
not lay the blame to the Congregation alists,
as they always make strangers welcome and
make them feel at home.
DIR. J. C. Rhodes left for Minneapolis yes
terday, TO attend meeting of the executive
of the state of Minnesota department G.. A.
r. The general meeting will be held to-day
in Mankato. when delegates from the several
posts of the Grand Army will be in attend
ance from all parts of the state.
The Wyncoop-McKusick legislative fight
goes bravely on, and no doubt it will be de-
cided about the time the legislature pro
Eaua 70 hact he Hrhf fOr No
Kusick, and the election committee will have
a large number Of witnesses, as ne is havin g
witnesses subppnaed to testify in the case.
The drawing room car of Madame Janau-
sehek did not arrive Yesterday afternoon In
time for any one TO inspect it, as the car was
delayed coming from Duluth. They have to
travel rather slowly, as the car has been
ditched a couple af times, and the cost en-
tailed was much more than the extra speed
warranted.
On Monday evening Mrs. Elizabeth
Lowell, of All Cherry street, was made the
recipient of a beautiful rocking chair and
waste basket, as birthday present, by few
Of her intimate friends. She was much
pleased TO be remembered by them, and We
trust she may long enjoy the comforts Of the
handsome and comfortable rocker.
The case of Ole TurgesoD, whose horse
threw Thomas Downs over aud injured him
considerably, some time ago, was heard be-
fore Judge Netheway yesterday afternoon. 1t
was shown that Turgeson was doing all he
could to keep the horse from running away,
aud that the accident was not owing to care
lessness, AMI he was accordingly discharged.
At the meeting of the city council on Mon
day evening, Aid. CoveIl presented a reso-
luton asking that the city clerk be requested
to have our representatives withdraw bills OF
amendment from the legislature referring
10 the municipal judge and the clerk Of this
court Aid Covell also presented the drah
Of a bill regarding the matter, which be de-
sired to pass. The council agreed TO both.
The funeral of the late Joseph Haskell
took place yesterday at Alton. There was a
dele CATION Of our citizens present. among
whom were DR.. Carroll, VIM. within, Rev.
A. d. Roe, DR.. T. c. Clark, Myron Shepard,
A. X. Doe, W. c. Masterman, Geo. Haskell,
Horace Davis and Frank Berry, the four last
named giving some appropriate music on
the occasion. The deceased was inferred at
Cottage Grove.
The meeting Of the Reading club at Judge
Murdock's, on Monday evening. was well
attended, and they concluded the reading Of
1.-The Merchant Of Venice" The next
Sbaksperean play they take up on next Mon
day evening will be Hamlet" This club
has done much TO foster love Of reading
among our citizens, and we can safely say.
that number Of the ladies and gentlemen
are as well up in the several authors as will
be found IN any city in the state. There Is
room for more members yet.
One thousand tickets have been issued for
the relief society's entertainment al the roller
rink on next Friday evening, and from the