St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-08
Sti1Itrnipr Notes.


The four horse teams, gsily decorated
with the Bergeron wedding party, made a
fine display on our streets yesterday morn
ing.
The surveyor general appointment furore
has cooled down considerably, bu: no doubt
new developments may be expected at any
moment
Conductor Barney Waters, who was mar
ned yesterday in St. Paul, went east with his
bride to Chicago. by the Omaha road We
wish them all happiness.
Mr.. J. Bergeron, with wife and family,
are in the city from Swift county, this state.
They came to be present at the marriage OF
Victor Bergeron, which took place yesterday
Police Officer Yorks returned yesterday
from Rochester, where he went with NJ. IT,
Burkhardt, who was adjudged insane. He
would have returned sooner, but was showed
in.
Last evening few Of Mr.. Chas. Boos'
friends presented him with q magnificent
easy chair, and he was taken by surprise.
We have not learned whether he yet knows
who were the donors.
We are pleased to see that the representa-
lives from this city in the legislature at ST.
Paul are doing their share in. organizing for
work, especially Senator Castle. F. w.
Durant was the Democratic candidate for
speaker.
This evening the Philharmonic society in
tend to have d rehearsal at Van Waters
rooms, but it is not likely there will be a very
full attrn lance, as the masquerade carnival
at the roller rink vii prove counter at
traction.
The drum corps Of St. MichaePs parish
WILL on next Monday evening, make their
bow 10 the public in the Grand Opera house.
Under Mr.. Fosters tuition the boys have
been enabled to make pleasant, harmonious
sounds, aud not the marsh, grating ones
usually associated with drums. We will give
further particulars In day or two.
In our account yesterday morning Of Min
ncsota lodge, No. /, /. o. o. f., we were
somewhat astray in the names Of those who
were members at the time the lodge became
dormant They should have been VIM.
Willim, d. W. Armstrong Jas. Y. Avery,
0. B. Hawkins, VIM. Stout NJ. Shepard and
\. Eldridge.
On Wednesday evening next, Prof. Wer-
ner will have his grand concert in the Grand
Opern house. Those having tickets can have
seats reserved, beginning on Monday morn
ing. This will be grand musical treat aud
should be literally patroniZed. and IL will,
our citizens have taken hold Of it in a
spirited manner.
Yesterday, at the French Catholic church,
by the Rev. Father Rey, Mr. Victor P. Bcr
marriage. The church was Handsomely dec
Grated and many friends of the parties wit
messed the ceremony. Tney we're favorites
among the French residents of the city as
well as others, aud many hearty wishes for
their prosperity were rendered them.
The following officers we're installed on
Tuesday evening in Saltwater lodge, No. Z,
X. Of p, by A. Frederick. P. G. c. c.:
Henry Wheeler, &. c.; Norman Bronson,
V. c.; 6. F.. Clark, NJ. D., preate; Adam
Holmes, X. Of r. s.; P y. Peterson. VI. Of
F.; VI. A. Thon, VI. Of F.; VIM. Bromley,
NJ. A. The appointed officers viii he in
stalled at the next meeting The whole work
Vas done in a successful manner.
There Is a rumor a6oat that a section fore
man on the Duluth road for the past twelve
years is about resigning his position, having
been rendered the position Of advance agent
Tor Ten Nights in a Bar Room" Theater
company. His new patent snow fence did
not meet the approval OF the directors, as
hey would prefer 10 have the fence on the
ground INSTEAD Of on flst cars. However,
what hr undertakes to do he does well.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school has elected
the following officers for the current year:
W. T. PrrIcr, superintendent; A. VI
Kichlr, assistant; John Morgan librarian;
True Richardson, ass slant; Mrs. +. II.
Lemon aud John Morgan, orCauists; G. 7.
Duusmorc, secretary and treasurer; Fred
Foster assistant The average % the school
Tor The past year was lG1, somewhat smaller
than The former year, but OF late the school
isincreasing rapidly.
We regret greatly to chronicle the death Of
Mrs. c. ". French yesterday at her hus-
bands residence near the CITY after a short
illness. Mrs. French was wen known 10 all
our citizens, being "a sister Of Mrs. Charles
Mcmillan of 1923 North Third street The
sympathy NJ the public Is extended 20 the
stricken family. Mrs French made Ter
home pleasant one, and 70 was a place
where welcome was SURF 90 he extended To
her friends, whom she could number by the
hundreds
We are pleased TO welcome Agent f. y.
srwall, Of the Milwaukee road home again
from his well earned trip 90 PENNSYLVANIA,
where De went after Mrs. Sewau who was
visiting 1t her old home Mrs ScwaIl re-
mpiucd over ~ Milwaukee visiting, as they
resided IN that city before coming 70 SIN
water. Mr. Scwall is one OF the most
rustcd cmuloycs of The road. and deserves
u. q. D. A. a. q 81.
better here than no almost any point in the
east, even Of much larger size.
Tonight the grand masquerade carnival
m rollers comes on at the skating rink,
when those who arr present viii have treat
presented % them, IN the variety and beauty
Of the costumes, rs well as the excellence Of
the skating. The scene will be one that will
bc remembered Tor many q 3By especially
the grand march IN costume under power
ful calcium light, the electric light being cut
OF during that time Il viii De- a tshleauv
worth seeing Tho rink will he crowded
with visitors. aud an will get he worth OF
their money
kh' county commissioners again met yes
terlay. with an the members present The
business chiefly before the board was asking
Tor Attachments ou taxes. aud samuel Judd
was among them Tor a rebate Of the taxes on
bis house burned az Marine The different
county officers presented their Iouds. which
Wrrr accepted aud approved in al eases
ludCr Lchmicke, ~ the probate court. msde
rcpq-t, showing that $500 bad been col
lcctcd to fees during the wear The county
physician presented his repori. which Is
most comprehensive one. aud toe manner
o. bis iabulaijnU toe different months showed
~ A glance what was hone. To viii be found
elsewhere, and ia worth keeping.