St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-28
Notes AbOut Towu.


Notes About Town.
yesterday member of the Saltwater
club IN conversation with the GLoBE rem
resentative said that with little practice
he believed they could get away with the
St. FauI club. After the Elmo race their
boat was discovered to be in bad condi-
ton. They will have it all right in a dav
or two. our club would have beaten us
II your men had little more practice" said
one of the st. Paul men to McGrath lust
after the race. The Saltwater men are in
hopes that they can get up another race
with them before the season closes, to take
| place at White Bear or Elmo.
| Last night the Comedy Ideals PLAYED
! 'CommOtiOn" fairly well to another good
| sized audience at the Grand. Josh Z.
Beck, presented on Wednesday night, is
q dramatization of Joshua WhitcOmb" and
| IS terribly slaughtered. The prices are
| 10, 20 and 30 cents. They close tomorrow
/ night with matinee at $50 All next
/ week we are to have the Lyceum Theater
company and Charles Gardner on Sept. 7.
! Ihe female base ball players at the
grounds next Sunday will draw q large
crowd. The Saltwater nine is not COM
plete yet. The girls, it is claimed, have
been playing three years, and are all good
| looking and play frst-rate. If they play no.
better than the Philadelphia club that col
lapSed in Chicago the boys will have pic
nic. From every indication seats will
command premium.
Last night the Saltwater Boat club de-
cided to participate in the regatta at Mime
tonka tomorrow. N4r. John j. McGrath
will take part i'll the single race. In the
fOur-Oared race the same crew that rowed
at Elmo will take part, namely: John j.
McGrath. bow; Mike Donovan, No l: John
Bremen. No. 3, and Thomas Scully, stroke
They leave tomorrow morning on the TAO
train.
Messrs. w. E. Bell. F. L. Breen, W. G.
Sawyer, Fl. S. ID. Kittson, d. H. Price A.
l.. WOodmansee, G. q. Thorn, w. E. Car
ter, j. 5. Skinner and George G. ReymOnd
and wife of ST. Paul; w. s. Golf of Min
neapolis, F. II. Loney of La Crosse, E.
Iornble and lady of Evansville and Charles
III. hing of Madison were among those who
registered at the Sawyer yesterday.
The roller rink opened last night with a
good attendance, considering the Indictment
weather. Music was furnished by the Still
water band and persons of all ages We're no
ticed enjoying this delightful amusement
The rink is i'll tirSt-claSs condition and will
be well patrOnized, from every Indication
There will be an excursion down the lake
on the CleOn tonight. This will give those
desiring to take in the opening of the Hud-
son rink an opportunity to do so. Music
will be furnished by the Saltwater band.
From every indication the excursion will
take well.
The matrimonial business is looming up.
Two licenses were issued yesterday. namely:
a. j. Dahlburg and Matilda Dallin, Theo
Anthem and Emma Olson. A fellow
named Mack, accompanied by policeman,
also got out one to take as his wife Miss
Phillips.
The WinOna lacrosse boys may give the
Saltwater boys another whirl tomorrow.
They returned from White Bear and spent
the night here. If they play here on Sat
urday they VIII remain over Sunday and
see the giddy blondes play ball on Sunday.
Ed. Carroll, the man who had his foot
injured by being caught in a threShing ma
chine on Tuesday. is getting along very
we'll AS yet it is not known whether
amputatOn will be necessary or not.
The Evansville left yesterday for Reeds
with a raft of logs. The j. X. Graves
came up last night and will go out this
morning. The Bronson will arrive from
burlington this morning.
Mr.. Dave Corners, of the firm of d.
Corners ~ Son, carriage manufacturers,
cart, which is not only unique but neat.
My dear boy you can say that Third
street, between Hancock and Churchill is in
deplOrable condition, said resident to
the GLOBE scribe last night.
Mr.. Isaac Staples is having the building
occupied by the Elkhorn saloon and district
telegraph office raised, enlarged and i'm
proved generally.
The new school house on the South hill
Is being pushed toward completion as rap
idly as possible. 1t is frame building and
very neat.
Yesterday John Hay, of the Evansville,
assaulted Thomas Hoy, another enploye on
the same boat. He was arrested and fined
S1S.75.
Commodore KittsOn's palace car Midway
Park, carrying some fine trotters for the
fair, arrived yesterday.
AT last Hudson and Saltwater are to be
by telephone. The Erie will
put up a line at once.
Fayette Marsh will argued the habeas
corpus case of Mr.. Hayden before Judge
McCluer tomorrow.
Yesterday number of the lacrosse play
ers went to White Bear to see the game, but
did not see it.
Last night Mrs. David Bronson left for
Aryilla, Oak, to visit friends.
The st. CroiX roller mill has shut down
for repairs.
The court house is being calcimined and
reprinted.
Painters are identifying the st. Paul
house.