St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-23
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We have now two bands, one led, by Ed.
Holcombe, and the other by Prof Ben War.
ner, who is leader of the Opera house Or
| chestra.
If Mr.. Geo. T. Rouey was made the father
| OF daughter by his wife on Tuesday and an
other on Wednesday, as our evening cotem.
has it, would they be considered twins?
Judge Netheway went to St. Paul yesterday
on business. He is interested in legislation
| going on before the house, as he has charge
OF some amendment to the Baytown charter.
DR.. Merrill is able to be up and with fine
weather we expect to see his pleasant face on
the streets in few days. This is news that
will be hailed with delight by every citizen.
Mr.. W. E. Cummings has been a sufferer
for long time, and the physicians have
given up all hopes of his getting better
Consum ption has wasted him to a shadow,
and his death may be expected any day.
At the municipal court yesterday Associate
Juege Ewing was on the bench, when the
ex-convict that Officer Walters arrested in the
st. Paul house the previous day id his SEN
tence suspended, and he was sent out of the
city.
There were several runaways by teams yes
terday, most of them caused by trains. Clark
q Davis horse, with delivery sleigh, made
things lively, hut his driver held to him ex-
cellently. He saw the train with one eye and
that was enough.
Janauschek, the greatest actress of the day,
will appear at the Grand Opera house on
Tuesday evening next. She began her en-
| af tba
Paul last evening, so see ano ther column for
full notices Of her.
The attendance last evening at the Two
Johns Comedy company's entertain ment was
good, and the acting gave unboundei1 salts
faction. They kept the audience in the best
of humor the whole evening. Should they
come here again they would draw crowded
house.
The past week was a severe one for the
men employed at the Wisconsin Central
railroad bridge, quite number having their
faces, ears and fingers slightly frozen. They
had full benefit Of the wind while nearly 100
feet above the level of the river.
From the reports from the different lum-
bering camps, the banking so far is about
one-third less th.n even was anticipated OF
the small cut proposed. This is owing to
bad howage, and the roads being difficult to
draw over-not the main roads, but those
through the woods to the different sI1lds.
Claims are coming in slowly the past few
days to Capt jerks, assignee for Walker,
judo u Veazie, and the amounts of the
claims are not smaller than supposed, like
those that came in first. Mr.. f. Walker,
who has charge under the assignee, is busy
sending out notices.
Mr.. Geo. F. sabin has established himself
in the same office as Mr.. Fayette Marsh. He
thinks some Of moving his family to this
city, but be finds a difficulty in getting Il
suitable house. Mr.. Sabin is makingto him
self hosts of friends here, and we would be
glad TO welcome him to citizenship.
Mr.. Fayette Marsh left yesterday for St.
Paul, where he will advocate the Introduction
Of on act constituting the Lumbermen's ex.
change, of this city, The bill is a lengthy
one, and got up so strongly that four horse
team caunot find loop hole. Before going
to st. Paul he takes in the contested seat
case at Rush City.
The receipts at the entertain ment in aid of
the Library association were much larger
than expected, and had the evening been
favorable they would have been double
With the thermometer 250 below zero a
clearing Of nearly so was something to be
proud Of, and shows that the Library associa-
ton occupies warm place in the hearts of
our citizens.
The Kate Castleton company appears at
the Grand Opera house on Monday evening,
aud as she is panied by her own trained
support an excellent entertain ment will no
doubt be given. She has been playing TO
crowded houses west Of this, and all speak in
tile highest terms Of her acting, and her en-.
tertainments are attended by the best fam
lilies, wherever she has been.
Before Judge Lehmicke, of the probate
court, the matter of the estate OF James
Rutherford, deceased, was taken up, and the
execution filed and approved. Messrs. Taft
aud Maxwell were appointed appraisers, and
notice to the creditors ordered. The Judge
was engaged taking evidence during the
afternoon in another case.
Mrs. Thompson, who is acting librarian Of
the 7. NJ. c. A, has opened an evening
school for grown persons, either Danes or
scandinavians, for the purpose OF teaching
them English. The teaching is kindergarten
in its nature, and those who are attending
are making rapid progress. Those wishing
to join, and wlO will attend regularly, had
better see Mrs. Thompson.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. s. Conrad left last even
ing on an extended southern trip. They
stop day in Chicago, thence they 20 to New
Orleans, then to Cuba, getting back TO New
Orleans 10 witness the Mardi Gras. They
will then 90 to Mr.. COnrad's old home in
Virginia, where they will spend some time.
Con. wants 10 get thawed out, therefore the
trip will b. a heightened one. We wish
them bon voyage.
On "Wednesday young lad who was ped
ding matches about the city, found, when
counting bis m Iuey In the evening", that he
bad too mucn money for the sales be had
made, and be handed the balance
to the chief OF police TO give the
woman from whom he got larger hill than
either Of them observed. The money Is at
the city hall awaiting an owner. That boy
will get on In tue world.
Fayette Marsh aud Geo. F. SaDin, attnr-
news for the assignee Of Walker, Judd &
Veazie, have commenced several important
suits TO test the validity Of u number Of at
tachments placed upon the property Of Wal
ker. Judd & Veazie, in Wisconsin. They
seek 10 restrain the sale Of thi
property under these attachments, aud II
successful it will be quite 40 item for the
other creditors Of Walker, Jadd & Veazie,
who are fling their claims with the assignee.
From a letter received from Mr.. johnson,
agent for the Northwestern Manufacturing
and Car company, at Fargo, D. T., it ap-
pears that the action taken by Judge HgIspn
in allowing Sprague, the emb~zzler, out on
bis own r~~ognizanees in $1,000 is causing
some excitement, and the judge acknowi
eigrs that be did so under representatioa