St. Paul daily globe., 1885-06-28
Notes About Town.

Mr.. j. G. O'Gorman returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he went on business.
Mrs. j. T. King and daughter arrived
yesterday from Mankato, and will remain
some days visiting her sons here.
Miss Edith Covell left yesterday for Min
neap0lis, where she intends to remain until
after the Fourth visiting friends.
Senator Sabin is improving as rapidly as
his best friends could wish, and few
days will see him at work again.
On Tuesday Judge Crosby will hold dis
trict court. There are a number of court
cases to be tried and he and Judge McCluer
will sit alternately.
Mr.. E. Egaard, who has charge of
the j.. s. Anderson d Co. saw mill
here, wore smiles all over his face yester-
day on account of beautiful girl baby that
had arrived at his home.
On Friday evening the annual meeting of
the Y. M. G. A. was held in their rooms,
when the following officers were elected:
N. o. Castle, president; f. H. Ewing, sec
retary, and Charles Dinsmore, treasurer.
Nearly all the men engaged on the Board
of Trade drive have arrived in the city, and
the drive is the cleanest made in years.
The Staples drive got in last evening, and
it is long time since SO many logs were
within the boom limits at this date. The
logs are being handled at the boom with
great dispatch.
In the case in which Archie T. Parker Of
Marine applied to Judge McCluer for re-
ceiver to be appointed for the firm of Rose,
Olson d Parker, Marine, in order to wind
up the affairs of the copartnership, Henry
q no nff fIoaf ffr,po into
receiver, and filed bond in $4,000 for the
due performance of the work.
At the municipal court yesterday morn
ing, before Judge Netheway, bather in
Lily lake was fined $7.5O for going into the
lake before o'clock in the evening. The
police have strict orders to enforce the ordi-
nance relating to bathing before certain
hours within the city limits. Yesterday
the first case was tried, and hereafter those
violating the ordinance will not get off as
easily.
Two soldiers, Edward Haxton and John
Feeney, were received yesterday at the
state prison from Montana. They belonged
to Troop L, Seventh cavalry, and were SEN
fenced to three years for larceny. They
made desperate effort to escape,
jumping through car window while the
Jraln was going thirty miles an h0ur. Ihey
did not look yesterday as if their leap for
liberty had injured them much.
Company K has been doing the week in
camp at the armory, and drill at an early
hour each morning. The old brick yard
has been used for their evolutions for sew
eral mornings past, and Charlie Fosters
rat tat tat on the drum has disturbed the
slumbers Of those who do not care about
getting up at such an unreasonable hour.
However, the boys are making rapid adj
vance in their drill. The company has
been invited by DR.. Carroll to attend the
services this evening at the Presbyterian
church. and no doubt the boys in blue will
be present in force.
Muller post No. 1, G.. A. R., has secured
the LisIe comedy company to present
''Shiloh, or the Spy of Vicksbrrg," on Sat-
urday evening next at the Grand Opera
house. The post will do all it possibly can
to have large audience, and the citizens
should assist them by every possible means,
as all made after paying expenses goes to
the post. Let the old veterans feel that
they are not wholly deserted by their fel-
low citizens, but let the people come out
and give them benefit.