St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-17
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Spring Lumber Trade Opening Up
With Numerous Transactions.
a Party of Notable Nimrods OFF on a
Duck Hunt--NoteS.

Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Brush left last
evening for Chicago.
Julius Duel of the st. CroiX Post is again
confined to his room by sickness.
Engineer Sonneck'S handsome miniature
ship was won at the rattle at the Grand by
Alex OleSOn of Second street.
l.. Wiklund has a new lens that is some
what different from any in use i'll this Sec
ton. 1t was made in Switzerland.
Judge Crosby expected to have heard ar
guments yesterday in the Walker, Judd &
Veazie assignment matter, but the attor-
neys were not ready.
The Steamer Cleon was heavily laden
yesterday with goods for up river points,
which shows that the merchants are pre-
pairing for brisk trade.
Mr. c. /. Langford of the the Langford
& Hall Lumber Co. was in the city yester-
day, and will remain over to-day. He will
purchase logs before leaving.
The box Office opens at the Grand opera
house tomorrow morning for the Nat Good
win. company in ''The Skating Rink" a
full house will no doubt greet the fun.
George S. Willard Of the Island Lumber
company, Burlington, Ia, was in the city
of logs at a fair price from Isaac Staples.
Yesterday afternoon a convict that had
got out the previous day from the state
prison got full of tangle leg, was lodged in
the cooler and will get the grand bounce
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Travis have made
their home at the residence if F. c. Cutler,
512 South Sixth street The marriage on
- lot
Their friends sent them many valuable
presents.
Mr.. Dudley J. Hersey has just returned
from his farm at Arvilla, Oak, and states
that they are busy seeding in that section,
as well as throughout the greater part OF
Dakota. He says the ground is in the very
best condition.
The first logs passed the boom yesterday
afternoon. Schulenburg-BOeckeler Lum-
Der companys mill is all ready and waiting
for logs to come through, but as the logs
are much mixed it will take few days to
get enough to start up.
The funeral of the late W. F. Barstow
takes place this afternoon at o'clock at
Ascension Episcopal church. On the Mon
day previous to his being taken sick he was
elected one of the vestrymen of that church.
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Mr.. David A. O'Connor and Miss Lizzie
Fry, daughter of Mr.. Daniel Fry, one of
the city's most respected residents, were
married last evening by the Rev. Theodore
Brooks at the residence of the brides par
ents. They received many valuable pres
entS.
In order that the cause Of the death of
W. T. BarStOw might be definitely known,
a post morton examination was made on
Wednesday evening by Drs. Pratt, Clark,
Willard and McComb. They decided that
death resulted from Inflammation Of the
bowels.
Yesterday afternoon a crazy fellow was
taken in charge by the police. He was
tearing down all the pictures Of Nat. Good
win and The Roller Rink that he could
find. saying it was picture of himself and
he would allow no one to take such iber-
ties with him.
Dr. and Mis-. c. b. Marshall had a pleas
ant progressive enchre party at their resi-
dence on Wednesday evening. The head
prizes We're won by Mrs. c. w. Hitchcock
and Mr.. F. E. JOY, and the progressive
ones by Mrs. j. n. SearleS and Mr. Ii. p.
Barclay. The prizes were handsome.
In probate court yesterday, before Judge
Lehmicke, letters Of administration were
ordered to be issued to James Lane, on his
filing his bond, in the estate OF Mary
Cronin deceased. Letters of administra-
ton were also granted to Richard j. Bam-
berry of TIE estate of Daniel w. Bambery,
deceased.
Rudolph Wilke and William Hursey. who
were thrown from u wagon, as described iii
Yesterdays issue. were more seriously in
fI,,, !
was hurt. his side was sadly bruised, and
his head is also giving him pain. 1t will be a
day or two before the doctors can decide as
to the outcome.
Since Senator Sabin'S arrival home he has
been full of business. He is not troubled,
however. with oiiice-seekerS, as he would
have been had Blaine been elected. He is
hopeful of the outcome of the Northwestern
Manufacturing u Car company's business,
and is confident that at an early date it will
have a new start.
The members of the Merchants board of
trade. appointed 10 confer relative to a glass
factory here, went to Minneapolis to inspect
the one the same parties are engaged in
there. This is taking the matter up in the
right spirit. Should their report be favor
able no doubt the city will deal literally
with the concern. Manufactures are re-
quired here and the location is as good as
can be found in the West. Shipping facili-
ties are excellent and material for almost
any industry close at hand.
The duck hunters were invited by Matt
Clark TO take trip up the river yesterday
morning on the steamer Bun Hersey. The
party consisted of Isaac Staples, X. $.
Davis. NJ. MotIatt Sam Register, Judge
Nethcway and H. p. Barclay, all veterans
with the gun. They expect to be home
early this morning. as they were to try a
new electric light of double the power the
Bun Jersey formerly had. They will not
60 hungry or thirsty, as Commodore Clark
is the prince of caterers.
Yesterday afternoon, before Associate
Judge Ewing at the municipal court, the
assault ease of TischOfen against McNeice.
station agent ut Lake Elmo, was tried, and
the case dismissed. Tschofen had one of
the worst looking eyes that has been seen
in the court for some time, and 4IeNeice
acknowledged that he had given it to him,
but said it was i'm self-defenSe. Tsehofen
does not know enough to fight, while the
other appears to be an adept with his fists,
and is 50 acknowledged among the boys.
He was most leniently dealt with.