St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-22
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Hon. L. W. Durant received a communi-
cation yesterday from the secretary of the
Lumber Manufacturers association at Chi
cago Of which Mr.. Durant is director, ask
ing his opinion as to the best time for hold
ing the annual meeting. Mr.. Durant replied
that any time after the 10th of Apri would
Se the most convenient, the meeting to be
held at Eau Claire.
At the municipal court yesterday morn
ing before Associate Judge Ewing there was
a case Of assault and battery and counter
charge of disturbing the peace, in which the
first was fined 81 and costs and the second
IS and costs, or eight and ten days respect
lively Sentence was suspended in each case
during good behavior. The indecent ex-
posure case was adjourned until next Thurs
day. owing 10 Mr.. Thompson for the defense
having to be away.
Mr.. Il. c. Shepard, Worthington, Mimi,
arrived yesterday on a short visit to his
brother Myron Shepard. He was formerly
resident Of this city. He looks hale and
hearty.
The report published in morning paper
that James Foran is candidate for street
commissioner, he says, is untrue In the first
place he would not take it if it was offered u
Dim, and in the second place the present
commissioner could not be improved upon,
and besides he is particular friend and he
would do all he could to have him re-
appointed.
Senator Sabin is expected home about the
1st Of April. He will have business in the
East that will detain him some days after the
senate closes.
The funeral of Edward Noonan yesterday
was largely attended. He died on Wednes-
day last from consumption. He was in
Launtry, Tozer & Pennington's camp
until two months ago, when he had to
stop work owing TO sickness.
The matured stock of the Building associa-
ton is either being paid in cash or in time
certificates drawing per cent. interest All
who come to the secretary are sent away sat
isfed.
Quite a number of parties went to st. Paul
yesterday as witnesses in the Drake divorce
case. The case has been continued from
saturday last owing to the spiritng away of
witness, but the witness was forthcoming
yesterday.
The Matt Clark Transportation ompany
will put the steamer Isaac Staples. which
they purchased from the Burlington com
pauy, in thorough repair for the seasons
work. The repairs will be done at Buring-
ton, Ia, where the boat now is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Staples and Mrs. A. c.
Hospes are expected to arrive home this
afternoon. Mayor Mathews and Treasurer
Clark are expected tomorrow.
Abe Rohrback has got some good horse
stock from Chicago. He did not sell Mike
Wilkes and has got him here and also fine
Hamhletoniau stallion which he purchased.
a. \. Harper's trotter is also back
There was a progressive euchre party last
evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs B.
\. Thug. The attendance was large.
The steamer ida Fulton, belonging to
Gillespie q Harper, is being rebuilt at Du-
buque.
The Rev. Mr.. Marvin of St. Paul breaches
this morning at the Universalist church at
1880
The new machinery for Hersey Il Beams
mill has arrived from the Pray Mauufactur
ing company Minneapolis It is being put
in under the superintendent of Mr. Charles
Espin.
Large quantities Of -four in sacks are
being shipped daily from this point to Europe.
aud the orders from the East are coming in
lss 10 insure the running Of the two mills.
Unless there is an extra demand the Still
water mills a the Omaha depot will not be
started. Wheat commands a good price here.
Democratic caucuses will be held at he
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
aldermen. and on Tuesday evening, March
81. a convention will be held to uoIsinate
mayor and city treasurer.
Veterinary Surgeon Hall and James
Mackev were having playful wrpstle in Ali.
Lyons saloon when Han slipped aud I'm
some way fractured the small boue Of the
right leg near the ankle.
The druggists protest against the proposed
ordinance raising their license from $50 tn
$50. besides which they have TO nav sa5
state license. Whether selling medicines the
principal portion OF which requires alcohol is
selling iutoxi-ants or not the courts will
have To decide as the druggists will test the
con stituiiousIitF OF the ordinance should it
pass.
A child of Mrs. Thomas Woods, who was
In 4 cradle, was overturned by some children
in their home on Martha street and badly
burned by coming IN contsct With the stove
The mother was sick in bed.
On FRIDAY evening Dell Kellogg was sur
prised By = number Of his youug friends
calling on him. They spent = pleasant
evening.
Lakeland expects business boom this
season, and 4 number Of new houses viii be
erected.
The lady directors Of tee city hospital hold
their annual meeting on the first Tuesday il
April, in the basement OF the Uuiversalist
church, When seven new directors vii BE
elected, although the seven retiring ones are
eligible for reelection.
The Saltwater Polo club expect 20 PLAY here
some evening this week with the Silver Stsrs
OF Minneapolis, as the club there fads il
difficult TO get mink where thsy czn have
niEbt
The Young Polo club have got 4 very
pretty uniform, one side having white shirts
and tie other maroon ones, red and black
caps and DARK knee brseches and black