St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-18

ufacturing and Car company, returned yes
terday evening from their visit to Chicago In
the interests of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +! Graves, formerly of
st. Paul, but who have been in Europe for
the past eleven months, will arrive home the
latter part of the week. Mrs. Graves is a
daughter of Mrs. Lillas Hitchcock of this
city.
The Reading club had very interesting
meeting at the residence of Judge Murdoch
on Monday evening and finished the reading
of Hamlet. On Monday evening next they
begin Shakespeare's play of Gas You Like
to-
Mr.. II. f. Hayden, agent of the Omaha
road, left yesterday morning on a trip South
and East, and will be away a couple of weeks.
Mr.. Hayden has been steady at work for a
long time without a holiday, and he has
earned one.
meeting was held at the residence Of
DR.. Carroll on Monday evening, at which O
musical club was formed, with shares at s25
each. Prof. Werner will be musical di-
rector. The club will be in full operation BY
the first of March. .';
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Parker intend leaving
for Bismarck, OAK, to-day, where they will
take up their residence, Mr.. Parker having
purchased drug establishment in the cap
ital of Dakota. They are worthy citizens,
and Bismarck gains by having them ,~'
A telegram was receive in the city last
evening announcing the death, yesterday
noon, at Sunrise, Mimi, of the wife of Mr.
Samuel Mcclure of the logging firm of Mol
ley IL Mcclure. Mr.. Mcclure has the symp-
athy Of the citizens in his sad bereavement.
On Monday evening man came down by
the Northern Wisconsin railway from camp
of the Schulenburg Boecklin Lumber com
pany with broken leg, and went on to Min
neapolis to the hospital there, the man being
a member OF the American Hospital Aid
association.
querade ball, given by the Mannerchor
society, in Music hall was very large and the
different costumes made the parties unknown
until unmasking time. There were many
fine costumes, and the characters they repre-
sented were well supported.
Some time ago, as published in the GLOBE,
the Rev. T. ]. Brookes, rector of the Episco-
palian church here, sent in his resignation
but the church trustees did not take action
upon it until Monday afternoon when it was
accepted. 1t was not supposed there would
be any change until Easter
DR.. F. Gregory of Marinette, Wis, arrived
in the city yesterday morning He is lookin G
up the situation of saltwater for the purpose
of deciding whether it would be good place
for establishing hospital on the benefit as
ISOLATION plan. He has now three hospitals
in full blast ut Marinette, Meuominee and
Washburn.
On Monday evening, after the sheet and
pillow masquerade carnival was over at the
game. The following were chosen to play
against the Summit Avenue Polo club, St.
Paul, on Thursday evening: c. I. Fall,
head rusher; o. G. Paulsou, w. l.. Prince,
rushcrs c. II. Burt, hacker: George Gorham,
point cover; Willis A. Prince, goal cover,
and Charles Warmer, goal tender. They
will try and give good account of them
selves.
Yesterday Bro. John McCarty had his
first bout in law suit, being attorney for
James Mathews, in the case of the J. l. Case
Plow company against him. The twins ar
rived late, but although the case had gone by
default, John, by aid of his legal lore and
smooth talk, succeeded in having the case
reopened, although this was objected to. He
also floored his antagonist, aud some three or
four other legal lights on 4 motion to give
bonds by the plaintiff for costs, they being
non-residents. There was much interest in
MACS first case.