St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-27
Notes About Town,

Rev ID. b. Cheney, Jr., pastor of the Bap-
fist church, offered his resignation. He mas
been solicited strongly by "a wealthy cOngre-
cation at Eau Claire. The congregation here
Il small. and Mr.. Cheney, it is understood,
viii likely Gccept the Eau Claire offer Re
Gently the congregation failed to trade their
property 10 the COnl re gatiOnaliStS. as they
expected. As this was not done he became
dissatisfied. The congregation has received
a nice Ofer on liberal terms from Dr. willard
who has a lot adjoining his residence on Third
street, for which negotiations are still pend
ing. IL this is bought and a new church
erected Mr. Cheney may remain.
Mr.. HaydOn's bOndsmen are Samuel Mat
thews, +. W. Durant. Robert Anderson. A Z,
jerks, David TOzer. Robert TOzer and David
Swain These gentlemen certainly ought to
be good for 81 900. In our report of the hear
ing one or two items did Mr.. Hayden Unjust
ice. Out of the nineteen items the court
charged him with having taken, eighteen were
explained by those paid in checks. The only
one not explained was S13.6S from the Car
company in currency, which could not be 10
Gated because IL depended entirely on Mr.
Haydon's memory.
Ray s Hathaway, advance agent for the
Female Base Bali club of Philadelphia, is in
the city trying TO arrange for game TO be
played with a nine of our boys at the ball
grounds next Sunday. \ nine is being Sc
lected from some of our best players. If the
game materialiZes it will be interesting and
no doubt draw big crowd.
Newell Il Fielding played at the Grand last
night for the third night, presenting Josh
4. Beck" which is very funny. They played
il as well as anything else they have. Their
audience was larger than on Monday or Tues
day. ''COmmOtiOn" will be the bill tonight
Anything ought TO draw at the prices.
Capt. Need of this city and F. p Howe of
Red Wing have purchased the steamer Tiber
for the sum of 5000 from the Quincy Lum-
Der company. she will leave on Saturday
with raft of lumber from the Nelson Lum-
Der company for Burlington.
Mr.. R. S. Goodfellow and family, Mr.. C. K.
Sherburn and wife and Miss Emma Meek of
Minneapolis, and Mr.. F. Rogers and wife of
Omaha were in saltwater yesterday and went
up 10 the Dalles OF ST. CroiX on the steamer
CleOn Ia night.
Yesterday n writ Of habeas corpus was
fled in the clerks Office. 1t was issued by
Judge McCluer TO Fayette Marsh for H. E.
evidence upon which he could have been
held
The saltwater club will not participate in
the Minnetonka regatta, owing to injury sus-
tanned to their boat, and as Mr.. Scully will be
unable 10 go. Our club may give st. Paul
another whirl this season.
Peter Schmidt and Miss Thersia Utich Joined
hands. hearts and fortunes in the German
church yesterday, after which they left for
ST. Paul to spend their honeymoon.
Mr.. Daniel Elliott, who has been quite sick
since June, is able to walk about the house.
Saturday he had Il relapse else he would have
been able TO he out by this time.
Hon. ]. B. Brisbin, who made the opening
address at the fair yesterday, remained in the
city over night. He is accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
Mr.. C. N Adams, general passenger agent,
and Mr.. Gray, Western agent of the Pennsyl
vania road, were in the city yesterday look
ing up business.
Mrs. John T. Burke and Miss Sarah O'Brien
left yesterday for Veazie, Wis, to spend
week or so with Mrs. John O'Brien.
On Friday from / TO the business houses
OF Saltwater will close on account of the fair.
The roller skating rink will open tonight