St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02

vid Day has for years been at novel which
will rival Jules Verne. In it he Celebrates
the idea that another sphere exists in con-
junction with the earth, and that therein
electricity is the grand principle which sup
ports life, taking the place of food, clothes
and everything known in the physical econ
omy of this earth. Col. ID. Robertson has notes
for extensive works on arbor culture and
cyclonic phenomena. Judge Dewitt Cooley
has novel completed in which there are
two distinctive sets Of characters-heroeS,
heroines and supernumeries. Hon. II. II.
Young has In hand semi-historic novel in
which he demonstrates novel theory of re-
ligion, polity, or existence. May we see
them all finished.
HERE AND THERE.
Tourists are coming and going in great
numbers at this time of year. and the Mer-
chants entertains hosts of them. | mention
a few for last week: Fred PriZer and wife,
st. Louis; w. d. Gilbert and wife, Miss
Kate Gilbert. Miss May Gilbert, Davenport,
Ia; George Walsh and wife, Grand Forks;
Mrs. Emma Starr, Miss Carrie Starr, Miss
Mamie Starr, Miss NJ. Gordon, Miss n.
Worthmuller, Miss J. Newman, Mr.. I. j.
Newman, Mr.. II. Churchill, Mr.. Frank
Willard, Davenport, Ia; s. q. Spaul-
ding of the firm of MeTrick 81
Spaulding, Chicago, wife and daughter are
at the Merchants, on their way 10 Detroit,
Mimi, to spend some weeks. Miss
Belle Kingsworth. Sioux City, La. /;
Miss Lulu Griggs, Grand Forks. Oak; DR..
G. Beaumont and wife, Dallas, Tex; E. Q.
Thomas and wife, Eau Claire, Wis. /;
c. c. Schneider and wife, New York;
Edgar w. Howe and wife, U. ). A.; Mrs.
Bradford and daughter, st. Louis; John VI.
Sumner and wife, Madison, Wis: Rev. j.
G. Craighead, ID. d., Mrs. j. G. Craig
head, Miss Alice W. Craighead, Washing
ton, ID. c.; j. S. Perkins and wife. New
Orleans, La; r. Gregg and wife, Chicago;
Philip Reade, u. S. A, Capt. j. w. Bean,
U. S. A., Fort Randall.
One of the most delightful excursions of
the season was the trip OF the steamer Long
fellow. with its attendant barge, which was
provided with hammocks, TO FrOntenac
under the auspices of Mr.. J. L. Moore. The
party started at 1890 a. Ia. on Saturday,
the 25th. the merry throng consisting of j..
Z. Moore and wife, Miss May X. Moore a.
r. Moore and two sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
2. Jewett and daughter, Miss Lamb, Miss
Nellie Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. o. d. Wheeler,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Stevens, MeSsrs. Frank
Whitman. Charles Willis, w. Z. Bramhall.
w. Ii. ID. Bliss and G. S. Phelps. The
party made the run to Frontenac in seven
hours, taking lunch on the boat. After a
delightful visit at the beautiful resort. they
left for home at $3.50 Monday morning. Ii
was a novel and pleasant trip.
Among the guests visiting the Northwest
and stopping at the Ryan during the past
week were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. White and
daughter of Kansas City; i. II. Thomas
and wife; r. II. SteametZ and wife and L.
H. Courtney of New York city, en- route to
Yellowstone park; Mrs. Z. Barada and
granddaughter Mrs. S. Harold and Mr.. j.
Cumeskey and daughter of St Louis; h. c.
Dean and wife, q. TrueSdell. wife and son,
and Miss Little of Washington, ID. c.; Mrs.
II. NJ. Adams, Bangor, Me-; Mrs. Fitch
and daughter, u. 5. "A; Mrs. ID. w. Mills
and Miss Mills, KeOkuk. Ia; Mrs. L. r.
Wiedenfeldt. Milwaukee,; Mrs. I. Red
mond, Miss Jennie Redmond, Misses Carrie
and Josie Smith and Mr.. Z. p. Smith, Pitts
burg, en- route TO the Yellowstone park;
Judge ID. l.. Russell and wife and G.. Ii.
Manning and wife, North Carolina; Rev.
DR.. J. L. NJ. Curry and wife, Rich
mond, Va.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Emma A. Graham, youngest daughter OF
Hon. g. G. Graham of Red Wing, TO Ed
rage will be solemnized at ST. Joseph's
Roman Catholic church. Red Wing, Thurs
day morning, Aug. Is, at half-past 1C
o'clock. The religious ceremonies at the
| church promise to be elaborate and impos-
ing. Solemn nuptial mass will be said and
participated in by number of clergymer
! from different parts of the state. The mu-
sic will be a marked feature of the mass
| The spontaneous generosity with which the
| best vOcaliStS have contributed their ser
vices for the occasion has tended TO very
much augment the choir. and Is most edi.
flying exposition of the hold Miss Graham
has upon the affections of her towns
people.
On Saturday, the 25th inst, party con
sisting of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ii. Williamson
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard, Messrs. w. E
Bell, Howard Williamson and w. II. Cole
man, went Oh a fishing expedition TO Chi
sago lake. They returned Monday witt
fifty black bass, aggregating in weight IL;
pounds. AT Center City the genial Mr.
Schleimmer, agent for the Duluth road a
that place (who is always ready TO entertain
his friendS), joined the party, and it wa
greatly due to his thorough familiarity will
the lake that SO large string was hauled
They speak in the highest terms of min,
host Halberg, prince among hOtel-keepers
and his good wife. who left nothing un
done to enhance the pleasure of the party
in the picturesque village and on the beauti
full lake.
The moonlight excursion on the river las
Thursday evening by the new st. Pau
| Boat club was the most elegant affair o
the kind ever given in st. Paul. Tn,
steamer Longfellow, with tue spacious barg,
| bo tho cit1h ond II
guests to the number of about one hundre
and seventy-fve. Sieberts orchestra sup
piled delightful music, and the time ana
midnight flew by on magic wings. Thi
new organization promises TO give new
impetus TO elegant sociablities in st. Paul
| On this occasion many of the MinneSot
Boat club members with their ladies wer
honored guests.
AT Home" has received many tribute
of esteem from his thousands of constitu
ents during his long career as editor of
social department, but it is reserved for tn
proprietor Of certain excellent institution
on Fourth street to Guido all others b
rendering a complimentary bathing ticket
good for whole year. The probably well
intended compliment rather surprised us
and While we feel of course grateful. we n
in doubt how 10 understand il. We hav
tried TO keep good and clean, and hope no
body has detected any signs that woul
prompt such an insinuation as the gift sug
gested.
Capt J. X. Arnold has been placed on tn
regular list of lecturers managed for III
season of 1856 by MeSSrS. Slayton 1
Whyte of the Lyceum bureau of Chicago
Capt. Arnold has prepared a most interest
ing and thrilling lecture on Personal Reco
lectiOns of the Sioux War i'm 1923 in Mn
nesota and Dakota. and the Hanging BE
Which Closed 1t. The captain is Il happ
! and graDlic writer and his Lecture cannt