St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23

to Duluth last night are Sergeant Game,
Corporal Pierce and Private Fornar, and
Citizens r. NJ. Cole. William Smithson,
Leonard Clark and wife, John Heffner,
Morris Reber, George Sullivan, Harry Van
DOOzer, DR.. G. Z. Clark, Ernest Ines
brandt and w. H. Fellows. They will re-
turn with the regular excursion tomorrow
morning
AT last steps are being taken by the board
Oh education to ventilate the Central school
pudding, WhichiS sadly in need of this Mr..
barrett, representing the Exhaust Ventllat-
lilS company of Chicago, is here making an
| estimate OF the building with a view of
putting IN the apparatus. This step should
nave been taken years ago.
Sol Smith Russell in Felix McKusick.n
delghted full house at the Grand last
nght. Newell & Fielding's .ComedJ
loeaiS' Will be here all next week with 2
change OF program. They are well liked
mere and will draw good houses.
The supposed crook arrested on FRIDAY
was given hearing in the municipal court
yesterday and invited to spend thirty DAYS
III the lookup or leave the city at once. He
accepted the latter and left. He gave Frank
MARQUIS and claimed to be a printer.
Stone Will take part in the senior single
shell race at the Crusaders picnic at Elmo
tomorrow. AS yet it is not known
whether Shiffmann will row against him or
not Every effort will be made to secure a
race between them.
Few changes have been made in the pub.
nc schools. Miss Agnes Green will here
after teach III St. Paul, Miss Mary Harri
man OF Somerset will succeed her. Mrs. A.
Doyle Will assist in the Schilenberg school,
Yesterday the petition of Fenno in the
case OF L. L. Hospes ct. al. VS.. the Can
company was filed i'll the clerks office de-
nylng all the allegations in the papers
recently filed by the interested parties.
On Friday an operation was performed
on hip joint of a little son of Mr.. ellis,
residing ON Myrtle, who has been very low
for some time He is getting along very
nicely and may recover.
Auditor d. NJ. Collins of the Omaha
who has been filling the place of Mr. Wav,
den in the depot here for several weeks.
LETT yesterday. Mr.. Blakeny succeeds him.
Thomas Carroll of st. Paul drove over
with Mike Smiths team on Friday. got plo-
riouSly drunk and was run in. Yesterday
he was fined SIS and costs and committed.
The third iron fountain for watering
horses, recently put up in the city. will be
S''BEAANNt WEN opAAiS NctC1 NlIllCI dllOl
mer, so Mr.. Harrison says.
The j. K. Graves will be up to-day. A
force of carpenters are busy making
various improvements in and about the Car
company's store.
Mr.. Joseph A. Tenner and wife extend
their heartfelt thanks to those who assisted
IN the burial of their daughter, Eugenia.
White IL Haley have recently repainted
and pap cred their saloon, and A. Rohrbach
has had his store nicely reprinted
Fayette Marsh's brick block on the corner
OF Main and Nelson streets is being paneled
and OtherwiSely beautiied.
The funeral of Mr.. Ernest Hubbard's
little boy took place yesterday Interment
at South Saltwater.
AT the Hersey & Bean mill on Friday.
1S4, 900 feet of lumber were cut. This is
extraordinary.
Senator Sabin will likely speak at the
Red Wing fair.
The public schools will commence Sept Z.
Aid. Burke was in st. Paul yesterday.