St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-10
SALTWATER NEWS.
NJ Patrick's Day to be Observed by the Cru
saders-Probate Court.
Log Cut from Several Camps-Rev. A. A
Kiehle's Wife NO Better.
Notes about To,cn.

harry 6elSel returned Yesterday IRON lis
visit to his old home in Illinois.
Whitman, the jeweler, has again got his
large clock going. 1t was stopped all winter.
1t is great convenience to the public.
Aspirants for municipal honors are being
reported, but the election is too far OF, the
first Tuesday in April, to cause much excite
ment.
The trip south has so far benefited Mrs.
Matt Clark's health that she and Mr. Clark
are expected home the beginning of next
week.
Mr.. J. S. O'Brien was on Saturday elected
president of the Lum bermen's board of trade
and E. W. Durant of the Lumbermen's ex-
change.
John Foster, son of Maj. Foster, left at
noon yesterday for Texas. where he has had
an advantageous engagement on large cat
tie ranch.
Ristori presents "Queen Elizabeth'' at the
Grand opera house on Monday evening. She
appears during the week in st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
Mr.. A. NJ. Kiehle received another letter
last evening from his brother, Rev. A. a.
Kiehle of Milwaukee, stating that his wife
was no better.
Isaac Staples has just received word from
his camps that they had banked 22,154, 900
feet of logs and that they would likely get in
couple Of million more feet.
Yesterday morning only one vagrant ap-
peared before Judge Netheway at the munic-
lpal court, and he had his sentence sus-
Dapda1 apd uas ordarad RI 1aava fba o;fg
Ed Elliott came in last evening from the
Pokegama camps and reports sleighing still
good but skidding very hard. With the
present weather the wood roads are good for
two weeks hauling.
Mathews, Olson & Co. have banked 4, 300,-
600 feet of logs at their Cable camp. These
logs will not come to Lake ST. Croix, as they
are cut for another party.
chen" progressive euchre party was
given on Saturday evening at the residence
of Mr.. H. c. Burt by Misses Walker and Ben
son, teachers. The ladies had a lively time.
Tonight there will be a progressive euchre
party at the residence of E. S. Brown, given
by his daughter Lucy, and at the residence of
DR. W. Il. Pratt, given by H. w. Davis and
wife.
W. s. Conrad and wife and D. 81. Hersey
and wife, who have been in the South for
some time, are expected home on Sunday
next. Mrs. Hersey has quite recovered her
health.
On next Monday evening the Building So
ciety will have a meeting at which all of
those having stock in the first series will be
settled with. Most will take time certificates
bearing per cent. interest.
The ITALIA society had full house on Sun
day evening, when they presented the "Aus-
trian Stockman" at Music hall. AS the play
was in German, the audience was almost ex-
clusively Of that nationality.
Yesterday Sheriff Holcombe disposed by
sheriff's sales Of property in the suit of Mar
garet Coles VS.. Thomas J. Yorlls and Sarah
?. Yorks, getting therefor the sum Of
S1,937.44.
B. +. Rice 81 Co are shipping sweat pads
to different points, and the demand is stead
lily increasing. This is the only manufac-
tory Of the kind in the Northwest, and it
looks as if the manufacture will reach large
proportions.
st. Patrick's day will be celebrated here
bDiS sthl " IuC VI uSdNCiS5 NuOs Ou lfbh
Of March will again present at the Grand
opera house, Ten Nights in Bar Room, I"
which was so creditably given by local talent
some time ago.
Miss Dexter went to Minneapolis on Sun
day evening, called there by the Illness Of
her sister. AS Miss Dexter is Que of the vo-
salists for the concert to DE given In the
Presbyterian church, it has been postponed
indefinitely. 1t was to have been given on
Thursday evening.
The Lumbermcn's board of exchange is
now in fun working order, and they expect
10 do large business in the scaling of logs,
as Judson McKuslck, tine scsler, is known to
all the dealers and buyers of logs, having
been many years with J. S. Proctor aud other
surveyors general.
Before Judge Lehmicke of the probate
court on yesterday, the last win and tesla
ment of w. Z. Cummings was admitted to
probate; w. T Perlee was appointed admin
lstrator of the estate of Nelson Welander,
deceased, and petition was filed for letters
of administration upon the estate Of Henry
{. BiebighaUser, deceased
Mr.. John Barry has been appointed secre-
tary for the Lumbermen's exchange, and
will enter on his duties as soon as a suitable
office can be procured. They could not have
made more suitable appointment, as Mr..
Barry has had long experience in the lum-
Der and log business.
Arndt and Keefe, the rope thieves, having
completed their term IN the county Jail, were
released yesterday. The imprison ment was
no punishment TO them, rs their friends
kept them supplied with the best that the
city afforded, aud they found It such q nice
easy life that they almost regretted that they
had to leave it,
Muller Post No. l, G. A. r., hold their
regular meeting on tomorrow evening.
They bad not fully completed the orgauiza-
ton of the ladies' relief corps in connection
with their post, and it is the intention to
take that desirable OBJECT into further con
sideration at this meeting.
The hearing of the case of David Swain
vs. Capt Ben Knapp, of the steamer Jeu
ME Hayes, before Referee Bennett, was con-
huued two weeks, there being no books or
papers showing the accounting Of the steam
ers business before the court for the year
1884, aud the partnership has not yet ex-
pired.
man named Charles Neumann oil the
town Of Grant was yesterday brought into
the city, having become dangerously insane.
For the past two years he has been little
insane, but for the past week or two he has
thought he had mission to kill people He
was examined before Judge Lehmicke OF the
probate court by DrS. Pitkin and Jeuuer,
and adjudged insane, aud Officer George
Walters left With him for the insane hospital
st Rochester.