St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-26
StiIIacGter Nc.es.

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1884. and will receive prompt attention
StiIiicGter Notes.
W. c. Chambers went to St Paul last
evening
Hon. E. W. Durant came from st. Paul
Saturday evening to attend the meeting to
organize the Lum bermens' exchange, and re-
| turned yesterday.
The handsome map made by our city en-
| giheer, showing the watershed, will be sent
to-day to New Orleans. 1t will prove val
liable document.
John StinsOn, the yardmaster of the
Transfer company, who was injured on Fri
| day, was suffering considerably from the
| effects of the crush yesterday.
Conductor Waters. of the Omaha road, &C.
companied by his wife, went to White Bear
last evening, and returned by the Duluth
road. Mrs. Waters former home was at
White Bear.
Sullivan was better. yesterday than any
time since he was injured, and strong hopes
are entertained of his ultimate recovery.
His physicians are showing marked ability in
the manner they are treating him.
Quite number of our citizens are getting
ready to go to New Orleans, and intend be-
ing there when Mardi Gras comes off. By
that time the worlds exposition will be in
full blast, with everything in position.
The greatest living actress, Jauauschek,
will appear at the Grand Opera house to-mor-
row evening. In the great drama of "My
Life.'' She should fill the Opera house to
Oh h..
during the week in st. Paul has seldom been
had by those who patronize the Grand Opera
house there. She has excellent support.
Box Office now open.
On Friday evening, after an exciting
game, the mem beers of the polo club elected
their officers: C. II. Burt, president; w. L.
Prince, secretary and treasurer, and c. /.
Fall, captain. The members, whose names
were given some time ago, are making rapid
advancement in the game, and no doubt in
the early future they will play contests with
outside clubs. They have good material for
strong team.
Tonight, at the Grand Opera house, the
Kate Castleton Comedy company will appear,
and their rendition of ''At Sea-" is replete
with pleasing situations, and is said to be
much more amusing and better put on the
boards than 'sFun on the Bristol" of which
1t Is. a second edition. Kate Castleton was
the leading lady In the latter play when 1t
came out, and as she has had the selection
OF the present company, only the best sup
port Is had. The company should bring out
full house. The box office is now open.
Tits evening there will be most interesting
services at Grace Congregational church,
when the new liies will b, d,iicl ted,
and Pastor-elect Kicker indicted into full
pastoral charge. The Congregational club,
OF Minnesota, to the number of some l2O,
will be the guests of the church, they coming
from St. Paul and Minneapolis to attend.
The most Of them are yocalsts Of the highest
culture, and musical treat may be eX-
pected. These two cities viii. also send their
divines, and as result rare bill will be
presented. The handsome new church will
be filled to overlooking.
We wish it were possible for the legislature
to pass an act paying the men who lost their
property at the prison fire last winter; but
how they can do so We cannot see, as the
mechanics were employed by the Northwest
cru Manufacturing aud Car company, and
not by the state. Those who see redress are
the state employees, who left their property at
the mercy Of the flames to prevent the state
prisoners from escaping, as well as 10 get
them safely from their cells II an act were
passed TO pay for the tools lost by the me-
chanics in this instance, claim for such
losses elsewhere through the state would be
IN place, and we are afraid the state could
not stand IL.
On Saturday evening there was large at
tendance of umbermen at the office Of Fay
cite Marsh, for the purpose Of perfecting
Lumbcrmans exchange. The Hon. f. w.
Durant occupied the chair, and the following
directors were elected: T. w. Durant, J. s.
O'Bren, jacob Bean, David ToZer and Sam
uel Mathews. All those present became
members, all taking stock In the exchange.
The stock is placed at 500 share. The
officers will be elected at a meeting 10 be |
called by the chairman, Hon. L. w. Durant |
Mr.. j $. O'Brien reported that be had kept |
his appointment 10 meet Mr.. A c. Hnspes, |
the, new surveyor general, but that Mr.. |
Hospes had, for the second time, failed TO |
keep the engagement be had made. Mr.. |
O'Brieu had been appointed as 4 committee |
Of one TO wait on Mr.. Hospes to see what ar |
might be made In reference 10 |
the surTeyOrship, but now there was not |
likely to be any compromise. The iucOrpO- |
ration Of theLum berman's exchange will now |
he proceeded WITH and an act obtained from /
the legislature for their Organization They
claim that under the act they NAV emnlov /
whom they choose TO scale their logs. The |
meeting was harmonious one.