St. Paul daily globe., 1885-03-19
Notes -Aboast Te,cr,.

the guest of DR.. Carli.
Mayor Mathews leaves New Orleans to-day
on his return to the city.
F. W. Buffum of Muscatine, Ia, was in
the city yesterday on business.
| Mrs. Amy Webster has returned from
Jacksonville, Fla, improved by her short
rest.
The wife of Mr.. Ed 81. John presented him
at South Saltwater, on Tuesday evening,
with a son.
Mr.. Charles Goodrich was in the city yes
terday. He is about moving his family to
Minneapolis, where he is now in business.
Mrs. Isaac Staples is making rapid strides
toward complete recovery at Hot Springs,
Ark. Mr.. Staples is expected home in few
days.
Charles Heilman has got back from New
Orleans, and, if possible, he is more 70
tund than ever. He was pleased with the
South.
Dance and exhibition drill tonight at the
armory, given by Company K. From the
number of tickets sold, there will no doubt
| be large attendance.
| Mrs. f. j. Rice and her daughter Hattie
| accompanied her son-in-law, Mr.. B. G.. Am
bruster. to his home at Casselton, Oak,
where they intend remaining couple of
months.
Yesterday morning before Judge Netheway
the case against Crosby for using abusive
language TO police officer was dismissed,
when another charge of indecent exposure
was preferred, which will be tried on Fri
| day.
| Last fall, Charles Tart, brakeman on the
Duluth road, met with an accident in the
yards here, and, being taken to White Bear,
he came out all right, except his big toe,
which yesterday was cut off by surgeon in
this city,
A vocal and instrumental concert comes
off on Friday evening at the Presbyterian
church. as the fourth and last entertainment
in the course given under the auspices of
that society. Some good music should be
expected, drawing full house.
Wanda Bee Kerr is the youngest deposition
in any savings bank in the state. On the
evening of St. Patrck's day she scame into
existence, and next morning her name was
placed on the banks books by her father, r.
| w. Kerr, for handsome sum-
A letter was received yesterday from Miss
Lillian Neidhadt, who was so favorably
known while in the register of deeds office.
Although at her home in Michigan, she saws
she feels homesick for the Northwest and
will return to it at the first opportunity. Miss
| Neidhadt made many friends here.
Messrs. Conrad and Hersey, with their
wives, arrived home yesterday from their
trip through the South, and all appear better
for their journeyings, especially Mrs. Hersey,
who was quite ill when she left. Conrad
brought Newfoundland dog home with him,
which is wonderfully trained and for which
he paid high price In New York.
In conversation with Judge Murdock yes-
terday he spoke encouragingly of the condi-
tion of Robert when he left him at st. Peter
He was more cheerful and on the way there
exhibited much interest in what he saw. He
considers that if he can possibly be helped
he can in the asylum there as the superin-
tendent is an expert in such diseases. .
The missionary meeting last evening at
the Presbyterian church was well attend
ed and an interesting time had. The sub
| ject was China, Miss Currie reading an essay
on its geography and customs, Mrs. Seward
on its religion and literature, while DR.. Car
roll took short look over its mission work,
as done by the different churches.
Washington Sipes, convict at the state
prison, was yesterday morning taken to the
| st. Peter insane asylum by Deputy Warden
| Abe Hall. The convict had nearly served
| five years sentence and would have been out
in June. He was one of the quietest prison
ers, but for the past three months he has been
showing symptoms of insanity, and at last
had TO be closely watched. He was from
| Winona.
| Martin Radunz, who was arrested last fall
for wife-beating, and had his sentence sus-
! pended during good behavior, was arrested
again on Tuesday night for the same offense,
aud is putting in his former sentence Of
| eighteen days at the city hall. He had been
at the funeral of one of his children, and got
| drunk and brutahy naltreated his wife.
After serving out his former sentence he will
| be tried for the last offense. Officer Walters
arrested him at his home in Dutchtown.
| The board Of county commissioners were
| in session again yesterday. From the report
of the auditor presented, the expenditures
have been s39, ,033.7O, of which s10,949. SO
was paid for the poor fund. There are out
standing orders of 50, ,35647. The total as
sets Of the county amount TO $149, 9,632.01.
The treasurer's report showed balance on
| hand Of $40, 552.29. The poor fund is about
exhausted, and a sum was taken from the
bond fund and placed to its credit. There
were numerous petitions for rebate, few Of
which we're acted on fayorsbly.
Paper books and briefs printed promptly and
with the best OF supervision AZ the GLOBE JOB
Office.
The Utica dude who carries hollow cane
went into a drug store recently TO have it