St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-20


c. Heningsen, the ieweler, left for New
Orleans yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W Parker left yesterday
for their new home at Bismarck, Oak.
The continued cold weather keeps business
dull, and travel is very light, as none come
or leave unless business presses.
Mr.. John Doohan and Mss Kate Murphy,
both Of this city, we're married at St. Mich
aei's church, By the Rev. Father Murphy,
last Tuesday.
This city is well represented at New Or
leans and at other points south. Mrs.
George VI. Seymour and Mrs. Tret arrived in
New Orleans from Washington last week.
Yesterday afternoon John Anderson, who
keeps saloon at 2O3 North Second street,
had small bone Of his right ankle broken
while wrestling with a man named Ole
Gorlf
There are at present in the state prison
$50 couvicts, and there is room for some
fifty more, but there is no desire to have all
the cells filled even if they were ready.
The Lenten season has opened most aus
piciously, aud tue attendance at the various
Catholic churches has been particularly large.
The attendance at the Episcopal church was
also good.
The health Of the city has improved Of late,
and most Of those suffering from lung
troubles are able 10 Sc out. The physicians
have been successful in their treatment, and
lost very small per centage Of those under
their care.
On Saturday evening "Romany Rye"
will be presented at the Grand opera house,
and as many in the city have seen it before
and are aware OF the excellence Of the play,
there will be a good house. Box office opens
this morning.
William Knopp Of Grand Forks is IN the
city. 1t is more than probable he will be
come a resident of Saltwater. lie was in a
loau Office in Grand Forks, and is prof.
cieut ype writer.
From the number of tickets sold for the
entertainment AT the high school this even
ing, there will be a large attendance, and the
library fund will be much benefited. The
program TO be presented by the pupils and
Others is good one, and those who attend
will have treat
At O'Clock this afternoon the case Of
Deere x Co. vs.. James Mathews will be tried.
More than usual interest is manifested, an a
all the legal lights will be in attendance. IL
being John McCarty's first case. which was
hegun on Tuesday last Attorney Comfort
manages the case for Deere x Co.
a letter wss received yesterday by Mr..
Henry Miller from Europe, with only his
name aud saltwater, North America. &"
upon 10, yet it came through just as quickly
as n there were not dozen other Suliwaters
In various parts OF the continent.
The Northwestern Manufacturing & Car
company are getting away Il few OF their
portable engines aud tbreshers, which are
being sent 10 California. Some were shipped
Yesterday. They are actively engaged in
building, and are making preparations for a
large sale next season The collections have
been much better than would have been
supposed during the winter, as the hard
times have made people make an extra
effort to pay up. The manner in which the
business is being run is highly satisfactory.
In last evenings newspaper an item was
published 10 the effect that the board OF edu-
cation held meeting yesterday afternoon,
and that all the members were present cx-
cept Mr. !. 5. 2 rector. The item then went
on Ia state the business transacted. The
only correct statement was the one as 10 the
Rhscncc OF Mr.. Proctor. No bills were
ordered paid, no members were present aud
the board held No meeting. But such news
will do 10 ill up, aud shows the reliability OF
the paper
Yesterday morning the municipal court
was engaged in hearing the case Of the city
Of saltwater against Graham. This was the
case in which the families az Graham and
Carlgreu had dispute, and Graham coming
home at tue time, struck Mrs Graham with
piece of Wool iu0ictiug such injuries that
she has been uuIcr the care OF a physician.
The blow cost Graham $40 aud costs. The
counter case Of Graham against the Carlgren
children was postponed until to-day. but is
not likely 70 come OIL. as Judge Nethewav's
opinion ~ family QuArrrls is well known
They sll had a good lecture during the morn
ing trial