St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-28
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Notes AboW ToIVn.
The Rev. A. w. Boutwell, was much worse
again yesterday.
The Rev. Mr. Marvin of ST. Paul breaches
tomorrow morning at 1920 at the Univers-
alist church
The late Henry Westing came to this city
in 1849, and was one of the old settlers. He
was in business with L. L. Torins before
the war began.
1t looks as if the Minneapolis Tribune will
have libel suit on its hands, owing to an
attack in its columns on one of the most re-
spected physicians in this city, who has also a
state reputation.
At the district court yesterday before Judge
Crosby, the long-continued case of Bodies
against Bear was on trial again, and it is
expected that in a day or two all the evidence
will be IN. The Judge is getting tired of SO
much water.
The Rev. DR.. Dunn, at the First NJ. E.
church, has as his sermon in the morning
at 1890, Our part in Perfecting the Past,
Gud IN the evening at 78O, Babyop's Doom
and Its Cause, or Our City and the Liquor
Traffic.
The Rev. D. B. Cheney, Jr.. will, to-mor-
row morning at 1920 O'Clock, preach at the
Baptist church the fourth in the series upon
the Early church, viz, The Creed of the
Early Church. In the evening he will
preach temperance sermon.
The entertainment last evening at the
high school was decided success, the hall
being filed tooveraoHing. The high school
library fund will be augmented some $40.
The pupils show careful training and ap-
peared to enter into the merits of the ''Mer-
chant Of Venice"
County Attorney Perkins Of Pine county
was in the city yesterday. He said in refer
euce to bail bonds for John Dunn, who shot
Liudstrom the day of the election at Hiuck-
lev, that be understood that bonds were
being prepared, but all might rest assured
that no straw bail would be taken.
Mr.. John G. Nelson has consented TO run
again for alderman in his ward, and it is not
likely he will have any opposition. He has
made good alderman, but thought as he
was away so much attending to his logging
interests that he could not attend to the city
business. The people are satisfied to have
him again.
The disappearance Of John Doyle, an ac-
count of which was given in the GLOBE yes
tcrdav morning, is causing a GOOD deal of
comment. It is reported that he purchased
ticket for an Eastern point aud that be did
not go to St Paul. H purchased and paid
for nice property last summer, where he
had comfortable house.
All polo matches so far are Off with
the saltwater clubs. The match with the
silver Stars is OF, owing to the death Of Mr.
Westiug, uncle to Mr. Pauson, one of the
players, aud the game appointed by the st.
Paul Jackson Street Rink CLUB was withdrawn
by them This is the second time they have
arranged for Il match and then declared
IL off.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
before Judge Netheway, Daniel Healey,
disturbing the peace, had his case continued
until Monday. J. P. Enwright, vagrant, was
fined SO and costs or thirty DAYS, but sen
teucc was suspended and he was ordered out
Of the city. John Tourney, drunk, s. aud
costs or seven days, when he took the latter,
having blown all his money in.
The statcmaut published in Yesterdays is
sue bv the Northwestern Manufacturing Il
Car company Is viewed with much favor by
the people Of the city, aud they feel that Re
oeiver Brown has done his duty bv all par
tics. With such careful management they
feel that the affairs will pull through all
right. Even those stockholders who were
So much discouraged speak in a more hope
ful mood.
Az the regular meeting of Baysrd CON-
mandary, k t, GU Thursday evening, the
election Of officers WAS held when the follow
Ing were elected: Sir Knight W. G.. Bron-
sou, (. c., Sir Knight b. c. Merry, Gen.
Sir Knight T. (. JOY. c. G.; Sir Knight W .
II. Harrington, prelate; Sir Knight D. II.
HerSvy. :. W; Sir Knight W. S.Courad, J.
W; Sir Knight ]. A. Reed, treasurer; Sir
Knight :. 2. Richardson's, recorder The in
stallatiouS viii take place at the next regular
meeting April 80.
The Democratic caucus takes place to-uieh;
In the different wards, when candidates will
b. chosen to run for aldermen. The meet
Inc in the First wsrd will De held at he
court house, the Second ward at the engine
house, and the Third ward at the Office op-
pOsjte the state prison, where formerly held.
Al these meetings the delegates to the gen
eral meeting FOR the nomination for MAYOR
sud treasurer viii be chosen, nine from the
First, seven from the Second aud six from
the Third ward. They will meet on Tuesday
evening instead Of Monday to make selec-
ton.
woman named Mrs. Mack, living on
Oven street, has been going to different
places on the South hill, pretending to be
collecting nobey 70 SENDS family to Dssots,
where they bad been given a farm. Sac ksi
long list az usmes on her book. headed by
Mr.. Elired. president a. the Relief society,
by whom she said she bad been Instructed
20 collect. The nsnes she had were forEer-
les, as Mr. E.drrd knew nothing about the
matter. TIE sauIe woman gave the Relief
society much trouble last year aud il Is moe
than probable she sill be arrested for her
WorS this season. The puolic should beware
OF her.