St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
Notes About Town.

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! The Washington county fair begins to-
day. Many additional entries were made
| yesterday. The different roads brought
number OF noted horses, together with their
| owners, and horSemen and others who have
| come to witness the races. BY noon to-day
nearly all of the exhibits will have arrived.
| The racing will include some of the best in
the Northwest this season. AS to-day is
the opening day. the attendance will not be
large. Among tO-day'S sports will be foot
racing, sack racing and blind wheelbarrow
racing. At 2 p. m. the opening address
will be made by Hon. j. B. Brisbin of st.
Paul.
Yesterday Luding Gedatus was up before
the municipal court charged with attempt
ing to kill his brother-in-law, Ferdinand
Bahnemann. They recently had quarrel
and Judge Netheway decided that one had
as much to do with it as the other and re-
quired both to give bonds to keep the peace
for one year. Emil Kruger was taxed
$3.50 for violating the pool ordinance. The
case against Mike Daily for disturbing the
peace was continued till this morning, and
that against George Arson, for assault,
upon payment of the costs was dismissed.
This afternoon at o'clock The Saltwater
and Winona Lacrosse clubs will play at the
grounds here for the Minnesota cup. The
Saltwater club has selected the following
team with positions: Goal, BelliSter; point,
Waiter; cover-pOint, Welsh; defense field,
Merry, Gushing and Birge; center-field,
Butts; home. Newberry, Roney, Osborn and
William; inside, McRobine. The game
promises to be very interesting. The
Winona boys will arrive this morning.
Edward Carroll, residing at Oak Park,
met with an unfortunate accident yesterday
while he was working i'll harveSt-tield.
About 1 p III. he attempted to turn off a
belt by kicking it with his foot. His foot
was caught and the flesh lacerated, dslo-
eating the joint. The unfortunate man was
brought to this city i'll wagon and his in
jury dressed by DrS. Willard and Marshall,
who are not certain that they can save his
foot. Carroll is about 80 years old.
Last night reunion of the graduating
class OF 10 was held at the residence of
Mrs. Clara JudkinS, west of the city Mrs.
Judkins was member of this, the first
class that graduated in the school here.
Yesterday marriage license was issued
to Peter Schmidt and Thersia Utecht.
Schmidt got it shortly after a. H., Judge
Lehmicke happening to be at the court
house at that hour.
Theroller rink will open tomorrow night.
MI. Parmerlee says that the craze is greater
now than before he opened the rink last
fall and expects good attendance this fall
and winter.
Hidden Hand" by the Comedy Ideals
last night, drew another fair-sized house.
The audience enjoyed it very well. They
give away S25 prize on Saturday night.
Miss Lucie r. Cable an interesting daugh-
ter of President Cable of the Rock Island
road, spent Tuesday with her friend, Mrs.
IL. L. Hayden.
At the election held in the Third ward
for alderman yesterday SO votes were cast
for W. S. Conrad, the only candidate.
A number of ladies out riding wore fur
trimmed wraps and warned our people of
the approach of cold weather.
From a postal from New Richmond we
learn that Mr.. John Blake buried his little
daughter Mary on Monday.
Mrs. Judge McCluer is getting along
nicely since the operation for tumOr was
performed
Miss Nellie Tower of Minneapolis is the
guest of Mrs. Northam of Schulenberg's
addition.
Mr.. Ed Durant, Jr., is home from his
hunting expedition near Fargo.
The Saltwater Junior club will row at
Minnetonka next Saturday.
John Lemke buried his little child at
Fairview yesterday.
To-day Judge Netheway will leave on his
vacation.
Mrs. Robert Getchell is better and may
recover.
Mrs. c. H. Burt was at st. Paul yester-
day.