St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-26


The inspector took the case under advise
ment. Up to late hour last evening he
had not rendered decision and the proba-
bilities are that it will not be made for q
day or two. Mr.. La Paul has been on the
lake five years, two of which he passed on
the City of st. Louis as fireman under
Capt Teller, who highly recommends him
for efficiency, one year as engineer of the
Reindeer, and now on the second year with
the Hebe, known last season as the j. Y.
G. He has alto fired ON the M. & ST. L.,
and run ali engine at Everett's mill, Wa
SEGA, and for the Monitor Plow Works,
Minneapolis.
MISCELLANEOUS.
At the Lafayette. f. Moore, st. Paul;
j. III. Kissman, New York; Il. G. Handy,
j. r. McMurran, M. b. Curry. II. w.
Shade, Misses LOngtOn, st. Paul; Mrs. S.
A. Diedtrich and daughter, S. II. Black,
st. Louis; j. B. Alexander, wife and servant,
Louisville, KY; Mrs. NJ. j. Harrison and
daughter, Louisville, KY; Miss Minnie
Brock, w. r. Logan, Louisville, KY; M.
Shoemaker, Jr., Toledo, o.; Karl S.. Har-
baugh, st. Paul; Mrs. r. F. Pickett, Har-
riet r. Pickett, New York; Mrs. G. Pitt
man, Minneapolis; G. B. Green, Lisbon,
Oak; It. w. Tidd, Minneapolis; P. w.
Forbush, Chicago; j. S. Medary, La Crosse;
Jerry S. COnglin, Minneapolis; Thomas
Mcdonald, Chicago; III. E. Olbrich and
wife, Cedar Falls, Ia; j. NJ. Underhill,
Detroit. Mich.
1t is amusing to see the Tribude, Journal
and Gazette quarreling over the question as
to which paper is entitled to the honors in
the ''City of st. Louis transfer SCOOP"
Our neighbors should rest easy ON this
doint, The GLOBE published all the facts
Sunday morning, the Journal copied tn,
article Monday afternoon and the Tribunee
with customary enterprise, gave its readers
new version Tuesday morning. The
statement published exclusively in the
GLOBE Sunday was true, and notwithstand
ing the reports to the contrary in the other
papers, the City has not been sold to Mr..
Zimmerman and she will not make head
quarters at Excelsior during the season, but
will be found at WayZata.
The car accountants will ''do" the lakes
to-day. The following program will be OBJ
served: Leave Minneapolis & st. Louis
depot. Minneapolis, at 9:25 a. M; arrive
Lake Park at 1925; steamer Belle or City,
tour of Upper lake, return to Lake Park
hotel for dinner; steamer for Lower lake
trip during the afternoon; banquet at La
fayette at 8 p. H.; return to Minneapolis
over the Manitoba road at 1920.
At the Lake Park yesterday: J. B. Kis-
selle, route agent of the United States EX-
press company; Il. E. Clarke, superin-
tendent Minneapolis & st. Louis railroad;
Thomas Dawson, Fort Dodge, Ia; w.
Vincent, Fort Dodge; G. Eel. Colby and
wife, Benson. MIMI; j. M. Harrison, wife
and daughter, J. G. Hamilton, Minneapolis;
A NJ Knox ST. Paul.
The Chatauqua club and host Of friends
will visit the lake to-day. A trip on the
Belle of MinnetOnka, picnic in Upper lake
and literary exercises at Enchanted island
will be among the enjoyable features of the
day. The party will leave on the Manitoba
train from Minneapolis at 9;55 a. M, and
returning will reach the city az II p. IN.
Daniel Glatz of Wayzata was gored by
an Infatuated bull yesterday at his farm.
The animal also tossed Mrs. Glatz into the
air number of times, but was finally
brought under subsection by the son Of Mr..
Glatz, who knocked him in the head with
club. Mr.. Glatz, senior, is in a critical con-
ditiOn.
The Excelsior band will have an eXcur-
sion to Upper lake Saturday evening. MI.
Ball has kindly rendered the free use of the
Star, and the boys hope to reap substan-
tial benefit from the evenings enjoyments.
Charles Eaton and family, E. Galusha
and family and w. J. Bishop and family,
all of Minneapolis, are happily and COM
fortably settled for the season at Crystal
Park.
Col. J. B. Alexander, proprietor of the
Alexander house, Louisville, KY, is at the
Lafayette with a party of friends. The
colonel will spend the season with mine
host Wilcox.
At the American, Excelsior: F. Carpen-
ter, Rome, n. Y; J. A. Ekland, Granite
Falls; j. G. Long, A. NJ. Scott, Howard
Lake; Charles Beck, St. Paul.
John Vogue of Wayzata is building a
handsome roller rink near hj'\pavilion. 1t
will be 80 by 60 feet, and v \cost 81, $780,
He expects to dedicate it July
The Hotel ST. Louis will run d free boat
for hotel patrons from the Manitoba trains
at Wnyzata after July 1. The Virgil will
be used in this service
At the Minnetonka house: G. Fl. Colby
and wife, Benson, Mimi; W. E. Alexan-
der, Chicago; E. D. Burdick, G. f. Donity,
Minneapolis.
A number of the leading citizens of Way
Zata have organized brass band and are
looking for first-class leader, who plays E
fiat cornet.
The first delegation of st. Louis passen-
gers to arrive on the through sleeper over
the Manitoba road came in Wednesday
evening.
E. j. Harrington, the oarsman, while
practicing in new boat on the lake yester-
day, had narrow escape from drowning.
The NJ. E. church of Excelsior will have
an excursion to Upper lake, on the Star,