St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-19

Notes 4hout TOsrn.
The box office opens tomorrow morning
for '.Romany Rye' at the Grand opera
house.
Miss Grace Vance of St. Paul has been
visiting with Miss Gertie Easton since Mon
day evening.
Mrs H P. Barclay is visiting for a week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Dur
ant, in St. Paul.
HMr. B. F. Rice returned yesterday from
attending the funeral of his brother at
Hutchinson, MINI.
Engineer Allan of the Milwaukee road,
who has been away on a six weeks vacation,
is back in his old position.
Mr.. Abe Hall, deputy warden Of the state
prison, has been confined to his room through
neuralgia and heavy cold.
William Smith of West St. Paul, guilty of
q criminal assault, arrived yesterday morn
ing at the state prison on a twelve and one
half years service.
Agent Hayden did not get his well-earned
vacation, and in this he is behind those OF
the other roads. He has been hard at work
for long time and deserves holiday.
Miss Agnes Greene, who is becoming so
popular as a reader, left yesterday afternoon by
the 40 train on the Omaha road TO read in St.
Paul last evening. Miss Greene is TO be
congratulated on the hold she is taking of the
St. Paulites.
4ir. John Cover, who was home for few
days from Southern Arizona, left yesterday
afternoon for his Southern home, going by
the way of St. Louis and New Orleans. He
has been fortunate in his mining specula-
lions.
William Reed, son Of Warden Reed, was
so happy yesterday that be did not mind the
cold in the least his wife having presented
him with his first son, and he says that the
name Of Reed will now be perpetuated.
Mother and son are doing well.
Yesterday the deputy sheriff from Hudson
went to Somerset to arrest brutal fighter,
but he being warned made for this city, and
the'deputy came in pursuit of him, arriving
some two hours after him. The police ar
rested the man and handed him over 10 the
Wisconsin official. Interstate swapping OF
criminals is all very well so long as the
captures are not contested, but it may be
done once too often.
A couple of gentlemen are about negotiat-
ing the renting Of a saw mill here, and
should the arrangement fall through they
win build a new mill. 1t would not be q
bad plan to DO both, as the gentlemen have
the stamps TO do as they please. There Is
plenty Of room for all who may wish to go
into the saw mill business.
In probate court yesterday before Judge
Lehmicke, on the matter Of David Cover,
deceased, the petition Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cover, asking for tue sum Of s75 per month
for the maintenance OF herself and family,
was granted, beginning with Oct %, 1884,
and to continue for Que year or until the
estate is settled.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Il. Warren were at the concert and readings
at the NJ. Z. church, and when they went
home they found that their house had been
taken possession Of by q number of young
people who were having a high old time
with music and dancing. However, they
were all friends, and were welcome. The
surprise was complete.
Mr. Il. P. Barclay and Mr. A A. Harper
Of Gillespie d Harper, leave this morning
for weeks trip to Northern Wisconsin.
lBtN tx kWEb " Itdtu tue ulOulu VI -hODst
river tonight, going by train to Gordon sta
ton. They will visit the pine lands and
take their guns along for protection, 9s they
are too well verscd in the game laws to Kill
deer at this season.
Those who attended the concert and liter
hry entertainment at the NJ. r. church on
Tuesday evening were delighted. The play
ing OF Mrs. DR.. Van Waters, Miss Grace
WEIGH, DR.. EauW Waters and Prof. Hayner was
very tine, rs was also the quartet " Mrs.
". Il. King, Miss L. Dexter, W. c. Master
man and G.. 0. Haskell. The solos by Miss
Dexter. Mrs King aud Mr. W. c. Master
man were cxcellently rendered, while the
reading by Miss Greene well sustained the
lady's reputation. The church was full.
About o'clock on Tuesday evening.
while MIR Peter Grant was diving his horse
and cutter past the Omaha station, train
starting out frightened the horse and he
made a plunge toward a stone heap. He cap
sized the cutter, thtoHiug Mrs. Grant out aud
going ON the rocks broke bis own leg. There
was no light on the street Instructor. Dr.
Bolton put the limb I'm place, but it is doubt
full whether the valuable horse will ever be Of
use.