St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-18
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Universalist church.
The Rev. D. B. Cheney, Jr., will con-
tinue his special course Of sermons on The
Early Christian Church at 1890 to-mOr-
row morning.
The crazy fellow that was tearing down
Nat Goodwin's pictures, was only suffering
delirium tremens. He had them very bad
during the night.
The Sanford & Hall Lumber company
last evening bought of Durant & VIII eleI
900, 600 feet of logs and from II. B. Robin
son $50, 600 feet of logs.
The Hon. James Morrison. Hinckley,
Mimi, was in the city yesterday looking
after his log interests. He is one of the
best known men in that section.
q Mr.. B. J. Hinkle received a telegram
from st. Joseph, Mo, informing him Of the
death of his sister. He and Mr.. Hinkle in
tend leaving this morning for that city.
James Roney had an injunction served
yesterday on J. $. Anderson 81 Co. to stop
proceedings in the case Of J. S. Anderson
& Co. against Nageli. Roney having claim
against the goods attached.
Mr.. II. II. Hart, state secretary for cor
rections and charity, made his quarterly
official visit TO the prison yesterday. He
compIimented Warden Reed and his staff on
their excellent showing.
Logs were passing out of the boom yes
terday quite freely. The force of men en-
gagged is not large, but after week or two
full force will be put on, or as soon as
navigation opens, which will be some time
if the weather does not get warmer.
The duck hunters returned at an early
hour on Thursday evening owing to the
scarcity of game. They got between them
six ducks and a pigeon. They spent a
pleasant time, however, and We're well en-
tertained by Matt Clark.
Judge Murdoch returned home on Thurs
day evening from st. Peter, with his son
Robert, who was there for treatment and
who appears to be perfectly cured. This is
welcome news for the Judges many friends.
and all join in trusting that his cure is per-
mauent.
DR.. Merrill is able again to be at his
Office, and the sanitary officer viii be at
once on the war path. Premises will have
to be cleaned, and those not attending TO
the orders issued are subject to arrest. DR..
Merrill means business, and will see that
the law is enforced.
The board Of education held a special
meeting last evening to select a member Of
the board in the place of eX-MayOr Math-
ews, who was a member by virtue of his
Office. The board appointed him to serve
until the next annual meeting in place of
Judge Murdoch, a member of the board,
who has been elected mayor.
Mrs. BarStow. mother of the late William
T. BaTStoW, arrived from Donaidsonyille.
Conn, by the early morning train on the
Omaha road. She was met at the junction
by Senator Sabin and Mr.. w. S. Conrad.
who took her TO the house Of mourning.
She appeared very feeble and it was sur
prising she stood the journey.
On April 2G, a week from tomorrow.
occurs the siXty-ffth anniversary OF Odd
Fellowship, and the lodges here will duly
observe the day, the Rev. Mr.. Marvin of
st. Paul delivering an Grafton at 1880 that
morning in the Uniyersalist church on the
subject of odd Fellowship. All Odd Eel
lows whether affiliated or not with the
local lodges. are expected to be present.
The burning of William IL. NeazieS resi-
druce mt Marine is the cause of cOnsidera-
bic talk. \ little after y O'clock the morn
ing of the fire n carriage was driven to-
wards Marine from the south and drove
rapidly bacl, about the time the fire broke
out. Prominent gentlemen from there yes
terday say the people have no i'll will to-
wards Mr.. Neazie, and know of no one who
would set his residence on fire.
On tomorrow recurs the anniversary of
the ever memorable battle of Lexington
the most important event in the history of
our Republic The pupils of the higher grades
of the public schools under the direction of
their teachers, will, on Monday, hold eX-
-s.,t.. -.
exercises will consist of patriotic songs and
recitationS by the pupils and pictures of
Revolutionary scenes projected by the
porte lumjere."
The Duluth road passenger train that ar
riveS here At 1920 from 81. Paul had a mar
row escape yesterday. After the train
which left here at 500 u. M had pissed the
old quarry at Browns creek. 4 mass of rock
weighing upwards of five tons fell on the
track. The roadmen discovered it in time.
tagged the train and prevented cataStro-
phe. Ii took some time 20 throw ii down
over the bank. The track is SO crooked at
that point. with such steep grade. 1t would
have been difficult to prevent serious acct
dent
Mr.. Thomas Irvine, secretary Of the Mis-
siSSippi Logging company, Beef Slough,
was in the city yesterday seeing how the
mill lately purchased from the Matt Clark
Lumber company by the Hershey Lumber
company was progressing under the super
inteudeucy of Mr. Robert Slaughter. He
Is much pleased with the work done. and
expects to have the mill in tirSt-claSS ran
niuc order soon after navigation opens. lie
said that last year the company had RATED
A2e,o1o.O coo feet of logs ut Beef Slough but
the present season he did not think there
would he nearly aS much done.
y man named George ID. Bryson. agent
for the Union Pacific Tea Co. of 81. Paul
was arrested Yesterday for selling aud ped
ding tea throughout the city without \
license. ON being brought before Mayor
Murdoc6 he took ont n license for one
month y warrant was then sworn out FOR
his selling here formerly. after being de
MED license by Mayor Mathews. and il is
likely he viii be tried for the offense this
morning. The merchants hardly think il
fair that pe,ldlerS can come IN. sell without
paying either license. taxes or rent. but
hereafter they viii see that they conform
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