St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-02
PRINCIPAL THoRoUGHFAREs
Red Wing.

The following named persons have been ar
raigned on indictments found by the grand
jury: Hector Vandecar for larceny; Thomas
Pallas, for larceny from a railroad car;
Henry Nelson, for b. rglary; Jacob Christ,
Thomas Bjorngaurd and Gotleb Basch, all
for selling liquor without a license; John
Mueller and Anna Mueller, his wife, for sell
ing liquor to confirmed drunkard; Henry
Mccain was also arragned for burglary and
pleaded guilty; Edward Dunn, for larceny
and pleaded guilty; Charles Jagusch, for as
sault and pleaded not guilty and entered re-
cognizance to appear at trial. The others
were given further time to plead. The dis
trict court has adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Tuesday morning, when the petit jury comes
into court. To-day grain rates from this
city to Chicago will be advanced to 20 cents
per 100 pounds. IA musical sociable will be
given this evening by the ladies of the Epis-
cOpal church at Mrs E. L. Towards. The
program for the musical part of the sociable
is as follows: Overture, Wilcox orchestra;
quartet, Misses Bertha Heising and Carrie f.
Anderson, and Messrs. A. P Swanstrom and
G. Ashelman; soprano solo, Miss Julia Rogers
of Lake City; piano solo, Miss NJ. diversion;
solo, A. T. Swanstrom; duet, Miss Roger and
Mrs. J. c. Mcclure; piano solo, Miss Rogers;
duet, Miss Bertha Heising and Mrs J. G.
Mcclure; instrumental duet, violin and piano.
DR.. B. Jachnigaud and Mrs. f. J. McIntire;
solo, George d. Ashelman; overture, orches-
QuuTlSls MISS hOSSTS, MIS-. u. Y. NC
Clure, A. P. Swanstrom, George D. Ashel-
man. j. F. Porters Trout Brook molasses
works manufactured 1922 gallons of syrup
this season, which lasted only twenty-three
days. -. H. J. Loud has been appointed state
text book agent at Kenyon. Mrs.
E. H. Blodgett gave q tea party last
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The case of
Chellson VS.. A. Benham, which has been be-
fore the court for several years. was again
on trial this forenoon. =. Red Wing had three
Halloween parties, one at the residence of
J. 0. Dow, another at the residence of G. E.
Wilcox, and third at the residence of J.
Woodcock. j. Newman shot raccoon near
Hay Creek, which weighs thirty pounds. -.
When the so-called Leo Lesquereaux was ar
rested in Milwaukee, DR.. j. II. Sandberg of
this city wrote to the chief of police at that
place to ascert ain if LeSquereauX had in his
possession, when arrested. field glass and
microscope which he borrowed of DR.. Sand
berg when here The reply came Saturday
that he did not. He had evidently sold them
before his arrest. :. Mrs. Edwin Foote gave q
supper and progressive euchre party at her
residence on Fifth street Friday evening".
T. F. Sturtevant will move to Hamline this
month. The Cannon Falls Beacon and the
Pine Island Journal have both been enlarged.
The Beacon is now a six-column folio and the
journal a tive-column, eight-page paper.
w. {. Rice of Zumbrota, state dairy COM
missioner, was in this city Friday. In regard
TO oleomargarine he says the great danger
Oh TINS production arises from the fact that
the process by which it is prepared does not
destroy the animal parasites. Oleomargarine
Is nothing but raw, unlocked tallow subjected
10 a temperature of 112o Fahrenheit, and
atter II is prepared, traces of the acid that is
used IN It's preparation are found in it. A
small quantity of milk or butter is used in
the preparation to give it the butter taste.
Oleomargarine may be made for cents a
pound, and its manufacture and sale are
threatening to kill out the dairy interests of
this country unless there is quick legislation
to prevent it.