St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14
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Joseph Schupp and Z. W. Smith, OF Rush City,
leave lo-Lay for the south, going 70 G Iba AMI
returning by way OF >ew orleans. Mr.. schupp
Is eniitled 10 long holiday.
Do not forget the meeting this afternoon ut
| the house of Mrs DR.. Rhodes of the ladies' in
ierested in the library entertainment. Remember
the meeting takes place at 80.
The scaling of logs and the burning OF the
Penn Wright were common topics on the streets,
al hough Jack Frost Interfered much with street
corner gossip. The end is not yet.
There was big row last evening among the
Dutch in Dntchtown, but when the police went
there TO make arrests they could not find any
one to give the guilIy ones away, and SO had TO
| return without any prisoners,
Capt. jerks assignee Of the estate of Walker,
Judd & yeazie, has opened an office for the
transaction Of the business in the rooms for
merly occupied by DR.. Weight, over the 90 cent
store. Ed. Walker, Of Marine, is in charge Of
the books.
At the district court yesterday, before Judge
Crosby. the case of c. F. Bean, against c. E.
Boes was still before the court, and is likely to
continue for some time. 1t is getting TO be
long drawn out one, aud the mill privileges and
the water likely 10 be costly ones.
Frank E. Joy left yesterday morning for st.
convention. We have no doubt that our chief
will come back chuck full of fine news, and it
will be found that he vii, sft out just what he
thinks will be 10 the advantage of the brigade
here under his CT arge
We regret that Fred. Foote, who has been
ny short time with Druggists Hening & Viii
lard. bnt during that short time has te ONE very
popular, has severed his connection with the
firm and taken posit n in Minneapos He
left for his new field Of laoor yesteld ~, and we
wish bin success III 1t.
On Monday evening the trustees OF the Pres
byterian hIrch presented their annual state
ment Of the affairs OF the church. and from il we
learn that notwithstanding the I'd times, the
church has had successful financial year. and
the spiritual -uctess has Deen keeping pace, as
shown Dy the increase in the membership and
adherents.
Last evening the Rev. Thomas Mcclure, of
Emerson, Man took part in the services at the
Presbyterian church. He made Il most favorable
impression. his address abounding in what was
OF practical use. He met DR.. arroil some years
ago in Quebec city, where the doctor dele
gate - the Canadian Pre-, b. teriau assembly from
New York. They were happy to meet AGAIN.
The weather yesterday morning was nearly as
cold as the day after New Year, but much more
disagreeable, las tIe ar was damp. The thermome
ter WAS down TO IS degrees below zero. and some
showed still lower. 1t was beginning to moder-
ate last evening, and W. trnst will keep it I'M
Ill its gets little ABOVE zero. We like 10 have
frosty weather ut n = season, hut when Jack
Frost gets on such rampage, oh for cash to get
to another cline.
Before Judge Lehmicke, Of the probate court,
the following cases have been considered and ad-
Indicated upon: Estate of John Folstrom, de-
ceased, S. G.. Geer was appointed aiminist aIor.
In the estate of Jacob Stuzman, deceased, the
account Of the administrator was examined and
and allowed. aud twelve months further time
granted to settle the estate. In the estate Of
Jonn Rae, minor, the hearing OF the petition
adjourned until to-day.
At the NEE ing OF the Maennerc hor society on
Monday evening the following officers were
elected: A. Fredericks, president; F. Neumeier
vice presidept Theodore Schultz, secretary; AL
bert Drews, treasurer; j. Duel, trustee and man
ager. The must al committee. 10 whom all mat.
tiers OF eutertainn II Is referred is composed Of
Emil Krueser Chas. Bremen and Prof. Schling
The society is in a nourshing condition, and q
pros porous season l. before them.
Had The FIRE which consumed the steamer Penn
Wright been in ono OF the business portions OF
the city, would have had to chronicle great
destruction OF property, the hydrants were
they were al in the same condi ion. II Is the
imperative duty OF the city council to attend to
this, and put the blame for such a condition OF
affairs on the right shoulders. The people will
bold them responsible, the water works costs
the city large sums yearly, and either Mr.. IIarri.
son or some one else must be guilty OF CulpaOe
neglect.
A large and appreeiatve audience greeted Miss
Hattie Harvey last evening at the roller skating
rink, and the lady won still greater applause and
received deserved and hearty reception. Her
graceful yet dficu feats upon the skates re-
quire TO be seen 10 be appreciated. but the most
difficult ones appeared TO be done with the
greatest ease. she can do more on skates than
others Gun do without them, and although her
exhibition lasted over thirty-fv minutes the
time appeared short. She is deservedly THE
Queen OF Skaters" The band played ex-
celienty.
Tonight the members OF Muller post No /,
G.. A. r., hold their an iual installation OF
officers and afterwards they and their families
hsve a choice supper together. The installation
will be witnessed by their families. The whole
D. oceedings win be fitting and II 4. but meet
tuat the old boys who fought and bed for their
country in Ter time OF need, should have their
families see how these comrades greet each
other, and also have their families get &C
quainied. They could not do IL in a better way.
We trust the weather will moderate so that they
may have a pleasant time. All honor to our
brave del, nders.
Mrs. Caroline Larsen, against whom a warrant
was ont some time ago for practicing medicine
Illegally. and who left the city before Il could he
served. came back a day or two ago, and yesler.
day morning she was brought before Judge
Netheway at the munitipal court, when she was
found guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of so
and COSTS. or imprisonment in the county jail for
ffty days. Sentence, however, was suspended
II she woud leave the city and not show herself
within it, precincts in future. It Is hoped that
she will leave, as It will cost the county some.
thing TO keep her for atty days.
There will be a meeting OF the Relief society
this afternoon at 9 O'Clock, at The rooms OF the
Y.A.C.A. II is earnestly requested that all in
terested in the work will attend, something
must be done to alleviate the sufering- OF those
who are in need. The present severe weather is
most trying to the poor and info tunate. MANY
willing TO work and are unwilling 10 let their
needs be known, bat I; IS no disgrace 10 ask a
helyi 2 hand from their fellow citizens through
the Relief society, who will do a. they Qua to
succor every one. Let an extra effort be pHt
forth. that the society may not have their
hands tied, but may be aOle to help where help
IL justified in being given. Il L hard 10 -uf.sr
the riyors Of such weather as We are having but
to safer from hunger AZ the same time Il doubly
trying. Let there be full meeting and come
prepared to cay wha; you will DO 10 assist in the
phianihropic work
The Ere by which the Penn Wright was wiped
ont Of existence Is q mystery, anu was uBdou0i-
eddy the work OF m iBcsndiary, no FIRE had
been about the BOAT for sJme time. Tia theory
OF spontaneous combustion cannot BE- enter
tanned, as there was not eD1agb old oil rags and
ckiug 70 heat The ere must have been set ~
some one from the east side, one had
walked on the snow the Sest tide, the
young man who first reached the boat asserts.
The oat was valued al $4,000. and not - OOO
- incorrectly stated C. yesterday morning