St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-26
Notes About Town.

when she sank. The pumping process has
been abandoned, as the water ran in as fast
as it was pumped out. Two large barges
have been placed on either side of the
sunken boat, which will be filled with
water and then pumped out. which, to-
gether with the levees, chains and logs,
ought to bring her up, or at least make
better impression than has been made yet.
The cost of raising her will be much greater
than first expected. Mr.. l.. w. Eldred
now has charge OF the work.
Matthias Sundt, the religious crank, was
arrested yesterday while on his way to the
lake with mis- child, which, it is stated, ne
intended to drown. He was given a hear
ing before Judge Lehmicke as to his sanity,
and the hearing was continued till this
morning at 10 o'clock, when he will proba-
bly, be pronounced insane and sent to the
asylum at Rochester where he belongs.
Pat O'Marra, the farmer whose horses
ran off on Tuesday, throwing him out and
| cutting his head mention of which was
made in the GLOBE, was up before Judge
| Nethaway, charged with drunkenness and
| disorderly and fined $12.50. John Linn, for
drunkenness, was taxed $3.50.
Last night Mr.. Gordon WeIshons. secre-
| tary of the St. ,CroiX Lumber company, and
Miss Ida M. Kroon were married in the
| Odd Fellows hall at Marine. Quite num-
Der of the many friends of the bride and
| groom who reside here went up and at
Tended.
Col. Plat B. Walker of Minneapolis was
in the city yesterday. The colonel was
secretary of the recent waterways conven-
J ton and is working in the interest of river
appropriations. He expects to secure an
| appropriation OF $50, 900 for the ST. CroiX.
| The representatives of the Greenwood
| Cylinder Air heater, the best out, have
| opened an office in the front part OF the
GLOBE building, No. 215H South Main
street, where they have the different sizes on
exhibition.
Next Saturday at p. m. the teachers of
the county will meet at the High school
| building to perfect the organization OF a
reading circle, state organization in the
interests of literary and scientific matters.
The gun club will have turkey and
badge shoot this afternoon. and the Com
pany K dance and drill. the Mannenchor
dance and the turkey grab at the rink are
among the amusementS for this evening.
Miss Harrington will eat turkey with Prof.
Folwell of the university, Mr.. Charles
Burns and family at Lymans, Mrs. Flo
Smith at ST. Paul and Miss G. A. BaucuS at
st. Paul.
The entire day yesterday was taken up
in the case of Freeman Bros. VS.. Rhod es
Bros. in the district court. Eighteen o.
twenty witnesses were examined.
THANKSGIVING turkeys and chickens have
been unusually plentiful. On the streets
the former have sold as low as cents and
the latter at Z.
The jury in the case of Durant & Wheeler
vs. R. M. Coles finally disagreed. The
vote stood 8 to 4 in favor of the defendant.
Mr.. G. L. Hedstrom informs us that he
has abandoned the new paper as he has
not received sufficient encouragement.
Mr.. John Smith, residing on North Main
street. was surprised by large number OF
friends on Tuesday evening.
Last evening party of Saltwater people
drove out to Mr.. John Taft's and spent the
evening very pleasantly.
Mr.. George Gushing and Mr.. Joseph
Tenner were at ST. Paul yesterday.
Union Thanksgiving services will be held
in the NJ. E. church this morning.
Miss Belle Brown left yesterday for
Hamilton to spend severA days.
McKusick's lake is covered every day
with merry skaters.
j. c. Palmer of Minneapolis was in the
city yesterday.
F. Il. Lewis of st. Paul was over yester-
day.