St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-25

On Friday evening the directors of the Y.
NJ. c. A. will meet in the reading room.
n. Patwell and f. Spindle arrived home
from New Orleans yesterday morning.
Stephen H. Danforth was rational a short
time yesterday, but he is not out of danger.
Mr. Pin Bennett has accepted the posi-
ton of reporter for the Gazette-Sun in this
city.
There will be an oyster supper and sociable
at Grace Congregational church next Thurs
day evening.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
couple of DRINKS and vagrant had their
sentences suspended.
Yesterday the fiat went out from Judge
Netheway that no more coasting will be al
lowed on the streets.
The new law firm of Searles, Ewing &
Gail has been formed, and has its head
quarters in Mr. Searles' old Office.
Principal Northrup yesterday morning
sent Mr.. Mead from the state university to
take Miss Minors classes in the High school
until she returns.
There will be progressive euchre party
given tonight at the residence of Mr.. W. e..
Clark, Jr., by Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. King.
John Coombs, mailing clerk at the post
office, who has not had a vacation for long
time, leaves to-day for Washington and other
points. He will not return until the middle
of March.
C1James c. Rhodes, Jr., who went east for
his health last fall, writes that he expects 10
return to saltwater at an early day and that
his health is fully restored.
Mr.. Joseph Schupp of Joseph schupp q
Sons arrived home from his couple of months
trip in the South. He is much improved in
health, aud feels able to tackle a big business
this spring.
The Relief society meets this afternoon at
3 O'Clock at the Y. VI. c. A. rooms. The
meeting is an important one, and every
member il expected to be present and report
what has been done.
Monday evening a number Of the young
folks were coasting on South Third street,
from st. Mchael's church to Myrtle street,
and some few got badly hurt, so much so as
to be unable yesterday to attend to bust
ness.
A freight car off the track on Second street
looked as if it would make things lively there.
The grade is very steep, and the car was
making for a house, but the checkrope held
when few feet from the house. Travel was
delayed upward of an hour.
Yesterday morning Charles Mcmillan and
John G.. Nelson, lum who were home
for few days, left for their camps
by the Duluth road. They took a
number Of men with them. Their logging
operations have been as successful as they
could desire.
On Friday evening next the benefit concert
for Prof Werner takes place at the Grand
opera house. This is concert in which the
citizens are interested, and it has been looked
forward to with pleasure, the last one being
so much better than any ever given in the
city. The nome talent will be fully appreci-
ated.
Yesterday Judge Netheway decided in the
case Of Deere & Co. VS.. James Mathews, dis
charging the motion made by the attorney
for the plaintiff, and that the trial shall pro-
coed as soon as deposit is made by the
plaintiff. This is victory No. for brother
John McCarty.
The team Of horses that was mentioned in
Yesterdays issue as running away the pre-
viOus evening belonged to man named
Wagner, living near Marine. They started
from the boom buildings. upsetting the cutter
and throwing the occupant out, and ran
nearly eight miles before caught, and strange
IN say nothing vas broken
In conversation with one Of the directors
Of the Lumbermen's exchange, a GLOBE
representative vas informed that the direct
ors had decided to appoint Mr.. John Barry as
secretary, as be was thoroughly conversant
with all kinds Of logging and lumber bust
ness. The appointment could not be given
TO I better man, Mr. Barry being popular
and competent
Owing to the inability Of Judge McCluer 70
be'prpsent 10 deliver his address on POiit-
ical Writers of the Revolutionary Period
before the Phflomstbean club, the meeting
to have been held last night was postponed
until Tuesday evening, March 10. The
serious sickness Of Mrs. jefferson, Judge
McCluer's sister, was the reason Of his no;
being able 10 attend.
At \ progressive e1chre party at Judge
NetheE2y's residence on NO3dzy evepiug z,
there we're present Mr.. and Mrs Root, Mr..
and Mrs. Glider, Mr.. and Mrs. N. L Murphy,