St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-26
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Officer Albert Evans has been appointed
special sanitary inspector by Chief Shortall.
Misses Minnie and Emma Eschle of st.
Paul came over yesterday for a short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs Parmelee.
The j. K. Graves will be the name of the
new boat being built for the Matt Clark Trans
portation company at Dubuque by the Iowa
Iron company.
raid is proposed to be made on Red
Nell's aud the ''high board fence" now that
the Wisconsin authorities have raided the
dens across the lake.
Mr.. ". j. Stein, jeweler, received letter
yesterday afternoon informing him of the
death of his brother at Norristown Penn. for
which place Mr.. Stein left last evening.
Before Judge McCluer yesterday afternoon
the reward case for a captured horsethief was
put over until Saturday. as Swenson, who is
claimant, was unable to be present.
Oran Lindquist, who has been learning
matchmaking for the past two years with
Whitman, has left for his home at Wausau,
Fireman Wilson has added one more to
the city ''navee" in full rugged ship, which
he has on exhibition in the window of the
New Idea. 1t had many visitors yesterday.
Mayor Mathews and City Treasurer Leon
ard Clark arrived home yesterday morning
from New Orleans. Mr.. Clark's family will
not return before the opening of navigation.
Attorney John McCarty, who is to assist
the St. Croix county attorney in prosecuting
the keepers of the houses across the river. has
gone to New Richmond, where they are to be
tried.
Willis A. Prince leaves this morning on a
business trip for. the Northwestern Manufac-
turing & Car company and will be away some
time. The polo club will miss him, as ne is
one Of their best players.
The testimony was completed yesterday
afternoon in the log case of Matt Clark
against the C. n. Nelson Lumber company,
and the arguments will be made before Judge
Netheway at some future time.
Mr.. George o. Haskell and Miss Frances
S. Ellsworth will be married this evening al
the Presbyterian church. No two are better
known or more highly respected in the city,
and they will have many congratulations.
At the Democratic caucuses to be held in the
various wards on Saturday evening, the First
ward is entitled to nine delegates, the Sec.
ond to seven and the Third to six. These
will meet on Monday evening to nominate
a mayor and treasurer.
The game of polo that was to have come of
between the Saltwater club and the jackson
Street club, St. Paul, has been postponed
and will be played here next wednesday
evening. The home team plays the Silver
Stars of Minneapolis here on Saturday even.
ing.
Mr.. L. Mitchell, a lumber dealer and heavy
contractor of Wausau, Wis, bought large
lumber bill yesterday from the Hudson
Lumber company, Hudson, the sale being
made through Mr.. H. c. Ferguson of thi:
city. He is to get out for him also a large
amount of bridge stuff for bridges in the
| Missouri valley.
Yesterday morning a small fire occurred In
0sborn's restaurant, but was put out without
doing any damage. 1t appears one of the
boys who was lighting a cigaret, threw the
lighted match under counter, where were q
number of bags, and went into back room
to clean up. There was much smoke, but a
couple of pals of water put the fire out. The
floor was slightly scorched.
Before Judge Lehnicke, of the probate
court, on yesterday, more testimony was
taken in the case of Washington county
against Cyrus Jefferson, and it was further
adjourned until next Monday. George
| Gowans, the inmate of the poor farm who
was said TO be insane, was brought before
the court and examined, but the physician
wished him 20 remain in custody a couple 81
days, when they would examine him again
and report
Judge McCluer denied the habeas corpus
writ in the case OF John Dunn from Pine
county, but he decided to admit him to bail
in the sum Of g, 900. He characterized the
proceedings BY the magistrate who com mitted
him as exceedingly loose and careless. There
was nothing to snow in what county the
crime had been committed, but that there
was sufficient evidence to hold him to the
next court of competent jurisdiction held in
Pine county.
At the municipal court yesterday morning,
before Judge Netheway, John Schogreen,
who was so drunk In a hack and refused 10
get out, paid $3.50 into the city treasury.
Richard Kearuey. drunk, had his case con-
tinued until this morning. FalIon Mont
/ gomery, a sneak thief, who stole couple OF
| overcoats, valued at $50, from the Keystone
/ house. was held to the district court in $500
bonds. He viii take up his quarters there
until the May term. If the police had ar
rested him when they first were informed,
they would not have recovered the coats, as
be had taken them across the river aud bid
them, but a. be thought there was no sus-
picion Of him, be brought them back, and
was taken with them in his possession.
The St Croix county, Wisconsin, authorities
have walked up - their duty aud they have
pulled all the ranches on the opposite side OF
the lake from this city. Mike kehoe, Dick
Wiilett and his mistress, and othere were on
I TUESDAY night taken to Hudson aud are nov
10 Jail there. To-day they and the keepers
Of ranches 10 Hudson viii be taken to New
/ Richmond and De tried Sheriff Campbell
aud the county attorney say there is no use
Of trying them in Hudson, as their money is
too powerful. The places across the lake
we're becoming a pest. Gambling was re-
ported to be going on openly, and Sheriff
Campbell and his officers are to be congratu-
lated OF their haul. They viii continue
pulling them until they are broken I'D.
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