St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-05
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Tonight the social hop, under the auspices
Of the ladies of the Universalist church, comes
of at music hall.
Mrs. Clark and daughter, Miss Ella OF
Hamline, have been making ReY. DR.. Dunn
and wife visit for few days.
The Rev. DR.. Dunn yesterday united in
wedlock Mr. J. n Butterfeld of Minneap-
oils to Miss Mary o. Smock of indianapolis,
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The Ladies' Foreign Missionary society in
connection with the NJ. E. church holds "a
meeting tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
the PASTORS study in rear of the church.
Albert Drews has rented his store formerly
occupied BY Stenke & Son to party named
Ellison, who intends to start a grocery store
there.
On Monday next at the Grand opera house,
GA Cold Day when we Get Left'' will be pro-
'duced. 1t is being played this week in Min
neapolis and St. Paul and criticised in
another column.
Miss Hattie Oleson, who has made so IA
vorable an impression on the citizens as an
elocutionist, is lying seriously ill from ty
phoid pneumonia. She was taken suddenly
i'll on Sunday last.
1t will be seen by the proceedings in another
column that the council carried motion to
construct two main sewers this year. This
will not only benefit the city, but will give
employment to large number of men, as
the Pine street sewer will be big undertake
ing. The sewer will be six-foot one, the
lower half brick cased.
Camps are breaking up in all directions in
the pineries, and should the weather keep
open few days longer the snow will have
completely disappeared in the woods. Any
snow coming in March, after the ground
once becomes bare, gives but little hopes for
profitable work.
It looks as if the bin establishing lum-
bermen's board of exchange has been either
lost, strayed or stolen from the records at
the state house, and it will require sharp
work TO get substitute, as this is the last
day of the session.
DR.. Carroll last evening married Mr.. John
Morgan and Miss Emma Whitmore, both of
this city. The bride, being typo, is to be
congratulated on the step she has taken.
May she always have fiat takes,'' ease"
well " distributed not too much ''pi," a
good ''proof Sheet and ''string'' that will
pay largely.
A case Of much interest here was on Fri
day and Saturday last argued before Judge
Simous in st. Paul. 1t was motion to dis
solve the iniunetions in the suits of A. T.
jerks, assignee for Walker, Judd IL Veazie,
against the st. Paul creditors of the property
attached in Wisconsin belonging to the in
solvent firm. the case was very thoroughly
and ably discussed in arguments on each
side of about five hours each. The decision
of the JUDGES anxiously looked for.
Yesterday morning the barrel factory OF
Dcud, Son & Co. began operations with hf-
teen men, but the machinery not being in
first-cass working order, they had to shut
down. It. will take few days TO get in full
blast, when thirty men will be employed
Every cooper in the city will get employ
ment, and the balance will have to come
from abroad They Intend TO manufacture
from 400 to 500 barrels and the work will be
continuous.
Yesterday afternoon the members of the
Philharmonic club held meeting in order
10 discuss one lteIu III the MluneapOlS
Tribune of Tuesday morning, which was in
the Saltwater news, and which reflected, they
considered, very uniustly on them. 1t was
stated that the club was about going under
owing to their dissatisfaction with their
leader, Prof. Hayupr. This they stated TO be
both false and malicious report, as the club
does not intend 70 disbaud, and that they
are perfectly satisfied with their leader, Prof
Havucr. They have had successful rehear-
sails for the past year, and hope to have
many more in the future. The ladies feel
on the club, and take the only method they
can TO set themselves right before the pub
lie.
Al amusing 'purpn case has just come
to light 1t appears that well-knowu hotel
keeper in the city had very valuable bull
pup, and as the ears Of such fighters are bet
er when cropped short he got Or. Hall, vet
Urinary surgeon, and Sam Blake to do the
needful. The purp was taken to. the barn,
when sam grabbed him about the neck and
the doctor With scissors Topped of Que ear,
Sam remsTkiug, Isn't be well brrdl he
does not make any noise" Soon the other
ear followed the first Sam still commenting
on the excellent blood in him. The cars
were dressed and stil no whine, sam re-
marking be was worth his weight In cold
Hc then let the purp 90, but no so was in
him as the dog vas dead. choked bv Sam
holding on so tightly fer Gear be might bite
him. And so the hotel nan IS out OF n val
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