St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-15
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Napoleon La Barre has fitted up his place
in fine style, and though small is neat.
To-day in st. Paul Conductor Travis Of the
Omaha road will be married TO Miss Metcalf.
Dr.. Merrill is still improving, and it is
hoped he will soon be able to be at his office
On Monday evening the polo club began &
course Of practice that they intend to keep VI
So as to be ready for all corners.
Matt Shortall, chief of police, was yesterday
morning Frustrated with an attack of pneu-
monia. He is under the care Of a physi-
clan. f.E
The Saltwater Building society has opened
a ninth series of stock amounting to 500
shares, and Mr.. A c. Hospes, the secretary,
has the books open to receive subscriptions.
Judge Lehmicke of the probate court has
examined and allowed the administrator
final account in the estate Of John Domler,
deceased, and assigned the estate to the
heirs.
Although there are no preaching services
at Ascension church, Episcopal, on Sun
days, the Sunday school will meet as usual, as
the oflice-bearers will see that the youth are
not neglected.
In a few days the will be completed at
the junction Of the Duluth road with the
Wisconsin Central. They crossed at such an
angle that it requires no more work than to
put in a switch.
Attorney Jermain Post of Osceola, Wis. :,
was in the city yesterday on business. He
reports that Osceola is taking a start this
spring, although for some time it has been
at a staudstill.
Matt Clark is a noted sportsman and
always has good dogs, and his friends know
that he will take good care of them, so a
friend in Minneapolis has sent him q fine
retriever as present
John II. Sawyer, formerly with Heuing &
Willard, has returned from a winters sojourn
in the pineries. Although more bronzed
than when with them, his weight has in
creased and his health is fully restored.
IL. c. Favmer had something extra nice
out Yesterday in the shape of landau, made
at New Haven, Conn. 1t is got up regard
less OF expense, and when he gets his choice
black span in front he will have the nobbiest
rig in the city.
The University society will have a meeting
this evening At the residence of Mrs. Fred PEN
ningtou, South Second street, with supper
from to 5. Afterward there will be pleasant
Rmuscments, with music. All the meetings
have been very pleasant
The steamer Cleon has changed her time
of running from that of last fall. For the
present she viii leave the Duluth wharf daily
Tel 4
points, and returning leaves Taylor's Falls
at : 4. m, arriving here at II a. N.
Nat Goodwin IN "The Skating Rink is
Rnxiously looked for here, and several par
ties leave to-day for ST. Paul to see the in
imitable fun. Those who cannot 60 will see
him here en- next Monday evening. Where
ever be has been with his excellent company
they have kept the audience In roars of
laughter from beginning to end of the play.
The remains of Matthias G.. Burkhardt ar
rived last evening by the $3.50 train on the
Omaha road and in charge of Mr.. Douglass,
his son-iu-law. Several members of the
Masonic aud Odd Fellows lodges went to the
junction to meet him, when the body was
taken 10 the undertakes to be embalmed.
To-day the body viii be taken to the odd
Fellows hall, remaining all day. aud in the
evening 1t will be taken to Cincinnati for
intermeut.
\ young man named Hanley. who last
fall was sentenced to forty days for indecent
exposure, was allowed to leave the city
under condition that he did not come back
again. He turned up couple OF days ago,
thinking the police would not know him, but
he WAS spotted atOuee, and yesterday he IVES
arrested for being drunk and disorieriy and
abusing police officer aud viii undoubtedly
get the fun benefit Of the old sentence, be-
sides one for the present ofTeuse. He is a
hard case and WAS dued last yesr for irving
to stab an officer while being arrested.
The Merchants board Of trade hold s
meeting this afternoon At O'Clock. This Is
the first regular meeting, and it is expected
there will De full attendance. The board
has in its power to do much for the business
interests Of the city, and those merchants
who arc not members viii fud themselves
left out in the cold. should they not Join. II
they only curtsn the credit system they will
benefit not only themselves, but their Gus
toners as we'll When merchants have to
pay interest through getting long time from
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