St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-15
Saltwater Notes.

warmer climate, and thinks he will get
ihawed out when he gets to Cuba.
The quarterly conference of the Methodist
church viii be held in the PASTORS study on
Saturday evening next at 1880. A full at
tendance is desired.
Yesterday the Florence mills shipped d.
rect TO London, England, ten cars of their
choice -four. 1t was shipped in bags, owing
10 the ocean transportation.
The board of education meets this after
noon, as the meeting called for Tuesday did
not muster quorum, only Judge Lehmicke
and Secretary PerLee being present.
The Rev. S. B. Warner, presiding elder of
St. Paul district. will be at the second quar-
terly meeting Of the Methodist church next
Sunday, preaching morning and evening.
Miss Elsie Seavey, of Taylor Falls, who has
been in the city short timevisiting with Mrs.
John Yorks, left for home yesterday morn
ing, being accompanied as far as White Bear
by Mrs. Yorks.
The city hall appears TO be getting the GO
By from dodgers and others, as yesterday they
had no one to bring before Judge Netheway.
This is good showing for the order in which
the town is kept.
The Rev. q. E. Kicker, Of the Congreea-
tional church, on Tuesday evening preached
at the evening services in the Methodist
church. The sermon was an excellent one.
The meetings continue with much interest,
and will be held during the week.
The fight on Tuesday evening was on
north Main street, near Dutchtown, but the
parties were from the country, and after
getting through with the fight packed up their
wounded and made of. So said the resi-
dents Of Charlottesburg yesterday morning.
Yesterday party claiming to come from
Duluth was arrested while trying TO sell 4
buffalo robe, nearly new, and which he had
in q cunning bag. He was Offering it for
So, which was not a fifth of its value. The
police ran him in and telegraphed to Duluth
in reference TO the find.
Last evening Muller post No. l, G. A. r.
held public installation Of their officers.
Their hall was tastefully decorated and every
thing was done in order and with military
precision. We will give a full description
in to-morrow's issue, as the boys who kept
the union are deserving Of more than pass
ing notice.
In probate court yesterday before Judge
IL nA44NhFs III Int case Vi ADUTau DEccusleT,
deceased, a petition was filed for the appoint
ment Of an administrator, which Will be
heard on February 10. In the case of the
estate OF Walter Priestly, deceased, petition
was also flied for the appointment Of an adj
ministrator, which will be heard on the same
day.
Mr.. Patrick Sullivan came down from
Cowan " Co.'S. camp on Tuesday evening,
and reports work as getting on well, although
there are more brezkages of slelghs than
usual. The swamps do not get frozen mp
40 well as the lumberman would like 10 see,
and the same number Of teams do not take
out as many logs as last year. He expects to
return on Saturday.
Prof. Werner's grand concert tomorrow
evening" in which all our music loving citi-
zens are interested. Only home talent will
be on the '0gramme, and we can assure our
readers that they will give them just as good
concert as those who may come from dis
lance, although heralded with the highest
praise. The Grand Opera house will be the
scene Of operations.
On Tuesday evening the marriage bells
rang out merrily at the German Catholic
church, the occasion being the marriage of
Mr. Martin Uucht TO Miss Mary Krenz,
Father Alphonse, o. S. B., being the one
who performed the ceremony. After the
wedding supper, those present spent happy
evening, not getting away from the brides
home until long past the hours Of mid
night
Officer Hans Erickson, although quite well,
has been of duty for a couple OF days, having
taken short furlough, and from appearances
II looks As If he will not return from his trip
In the country alone. He does not return
with prisoner, but Il rather looks as IL he Is
the willing captive. II il is So, 10 one de
serves the fate better than our good natured
aud efficient police olhcer. Should our sur
misses prove correct, Hans will no doubt sre
to purchasing a large stock OF cigars, Tor
which there will be big demand.
The ladies' interested In the city library
met yesterday afternoon at the house of Mrs.
Dr. Rhodes, and perfected arrangements 10
have an entertainment at the roller skating
rink on Wednesday night Of next week, for
the benefit Of the library. Money Is required
to purchase books, aud In order to keep up
the reading interest new works must be pur-
chased from time 10 time The following
ladies were appointed to solicit for tie tables
for the supper which will be provided: First
ward-Mrs. J. J. Robertson, Mrs Geo
Prince, Mrs. F. C. Cutler, Mrs J. v Searles
and Mrs. IL. Z. Barclay Second vard-Mrs.
J. c. Rhodes, Mrs. W c. Masterman, Mrs.
Percy Smith and Mrs. i. b. Sturtevant
Third ward-Mrs. +. A. Folsom, Mrs l.. f.
Toriuus, Mrs A. X. Doe, Mrs. II E. Hay
don, Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. W. NJ. McCmer
II better committee than this can be got at
work In the city We would like 10 find il. It
Is guarantee for the excellence Of the
supper
Mr. ". W. Ra,hbun, Of the fire depart
mcui, takes exception 20 letter from Mr.
II. Il. Harrison, superintendent OF the water
works, which appeared in last evenings
t'a-ets-SuI. lie SAYS that he and three
Others could not move any Of the four Nv
drauts tried,eyen with a twenty inch wrench,
and the day following the caps had 10 be
taken OF and the packing taken out and.
even then. with four foot wrench, they
with difficulty could opcu them. There were
four hydraut wrenches on the hose cart and
one on The engine, and the assertion that the
hgemrn had none With them was incorrect.
he hydrauts should work without having 70
hs taken apart 70 get them started. There
has been 10 oil used By the tire departmeut
on the hydrants for two wears next spring,
and e was the same oil (keroscue) as supplied
to-day BY Mr.. Harrison for Us % use. This.
he SAWS he eau prove. He SAWS further that
the MIGRANTS arr moth proper order.
There was meeting yesterday afternoon
Of the Relief society, wheu few more cases
OF those requiring help were reported. Bat
It WAS also reported that the treasury was
empty, aud that the cry Tor help was loud
and The necessities OF those with families de-
pending on them were urgent, aud that az