St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-02
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Judge and Mrs. William VI. McCluer
started for Ashland, Wis, yesterday.
J. s. KeatOr, Moline. and w. p. Rhodes,
Savannah, ILL.,, are in the city buying
logs.
District court has adjourned until the 18th
inst. Judge Crosby returned home Tuesday
evening.
Miss Nora SorensOn of Taylor's Falls,
visiting with Mrs. DIR. Van Waters, is quite
seriously i'll.
The Merchants board of trade met yes
terday afternoon, but transacted no business
of Importance.
Mrs. William II. Smithson is enjoying a
visit from her father, who arrived from
Winona yesterday.
Thomas Hanley, the st. Paul blacksmith
who killed his partner, was received at the
penitentiary yesterday.
Senator Sabin is constantly improving
although slowly. He was out yesterday,
but did not go down street.
Mrs. IL: c. Ferguson and children left
yesterday morning for Oshkosh, Wis, to be
absent month or six weeks.
The case against O'Shaughnessy, on
which there has been two jury disagree
ments, is set for re-trial next Monday.
Mr.. DupreiSS, of Dupreiss Bros, Sa-
vannah, and William Carson. of Carson *
Rand, Burlington, are looking after logs.
William Muller retired from the black
smithing business, in which he has been
engaged so many years, and his son Henry
assumes control.
The local manager of the telegraph office
of this city left yesterday on an extended
visit East Her place is supplied by Miss
Hayden of ST. Paul.
While playing yesterday a ten-year-old
son of John II. Johnson came in contact
with a scythe, cutting across the calf of his
left leg cash about five inches in length.
The log sales yesterday include the fol-
lowing to j. 5. KeatOr of Moline: From
Hussey & Bean, 500. 900 feet; from A. II.
jerks, 10000 600 feet and from David
Tozier LOCO, 600 feet.
Miss Agnes Greene left last evening for
the East via Duluth and the lakes. She
will attend the teachers convention at
Saratoga, and from that point visit many
places throughout the East.
There were seventy marriage licenses
granted in this county during the six months
just closed. One was issued yesterday to
Amos w. Marley and Eva Tracy as n
starter on the last half of the year.
At probate court yesterday Mrs. Ella
OGonman made application for the guar
dianship Of her minor children, Aurelia.
Ellen, LOSetta, Mary and Theresa.
Granted on condition of the filing of a So
600 bond.
Calvin Swain, nephew of the Messrs.
Swain of this city and a newcomer. was
taken violently insane Tuesday evening and
attempted TO shoot Mrs. George Swain. His
father has been notified by telegraph. and
it is expected he will arrive soon and take
him hone.
Bert Whitmore, the popular baggageman
on the Omaha road, with his wife and
Eddie Van Voorhees,, returned last evening
from weeks vacation at Redwood Falls.
While absent Mr.. Whitmore was severely
injured by being backed over an embank-
ment about fifteen feet high. in buggy.
There will be no races of Importance at
Lily Lake Driving park until the holding of
the fair in the fall, when it is intended to
have frSt-claSs ones with good prizes.
There will also be premiums offered for all
classes as at the fair last year, and the pay
ment of such is guaranteed.
The only event of importance here on
the fourth will be the Lacrosse match be-
tween the second twelve of the st. Paul
club and the Saltwater club, at the base
ball grounds. The home team is in good
condition and anxious for the fray. Many
of the citizens viii spend the Fourth pic
niciRg at the various lakes In the vicinity.
The Mannerehor fair had another large
attendance last evening. and especially
after 10 o'clock, when the hall was crowded,
so many being anxious to participate in the
hop. The voting was brisk for the most
popular lady, Misses Sehermuly. Rhiner,
Zengele and JasSoy, leading, with others
close up. The postofiee, under charge Of
the Misses Wolf, is doing big business.
1.-THE Battle of Shiloh. or the Spy of
Aicksburg," at the Grand Opera house on
Saturday evening, under the auspices of
Muller Post No. 1, G. A. X. The LisIe
company. who are to present it, have given
the greatest satisfaction throughout the
state, and share the proceeds with the vari-
Gus posts of the G. A. R. There is no dis
charge of fire arms, so the nervous need
not be afraid to attend.
The Sisters of ST Joseph fair at the
skating rink had another large attendance
last evening, and the voting ON the most
popular young lady, as well as on the