St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-30

twelve inches above the ground. Carleton
college received legacy of $37, 500 through
the death OF Mrs. Minerva Gridley, at Hart
ford Conn, last Wednesday i. The newly
repaired rink will be opened Friday evening.
Red WinO
The Young Women's Christian Temper
ance union will hold special meeting to-
night at the residence of Robert Brown . :.
S. B. Foot and several other members of Red
Wing Commandery No. 10, Knights Temp
lar, went to Lake City Friday night and par
ticipated in the installation of the Lake City
cemmandery. Miss Bessie Mclean, daugh-
ter of Gen. n. c. Mclean, will be married
Monday, April 6. Rev, DR.. Watson of
Christ church, this city, will perform the
ceremony. p. 3. Mann, formerly of this
city but lately of Milwaukee, will make
Duluth his future home -. w. L. Luce of
Cannon Falls was in town last week. Mr..
j. Swanstrom paid visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Herbert A. Charles, in st. Paul last
week Miss Emma Simmons has re-
turned from Lake Crystal. Miss Lilly
Crary is home for vacation from st. Mary's
hall Rev. E. S. Thomas of st.
Paurs church, st. Paul, paid visit to
Rev. G. W. Watson last Friday.
Gust Pomplin has gone to the New Orleans
exposition. DR.. j. II. Sandberg goes to
the Lake of the Woods about June 10. -.
Miss Eta Mues of Lake Crystal is visiting
her many friends in this city. Francis
Davis brought herd of Durham cattle valued
at 81, 210 to town last Friday. They were
shipped to Minneapolis by Brokaw 81 Pirius
Last Sunday night the Presbyterian Sun
day school celebrated its thirtieth anniver-
sary by appropriate exercises. Rev. j.
Rounds preached yesterday at the Baptist
church on Daniel in the Lions Den. In the
evening he delivered a strong sermon on
The Advantages of Goodness An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made last Tuesday night
to steal a span of horses belonging to Mr. K.
Kruger. 1t has come at last. After July
l Red Wing will have paid fire department.
-. Mrs. Anna l.. Peterson, mother of Hon.
j. W. Peterson, died at Vasa last Tuesday. -.
President 3. B. Herbert of this city is
one of the five commissioners appointed by
Gov. Hubbard to decide on location for
state public school. Judge Crosby rendered
his decision in the Young case Friday morn
ing. He ruled that Young be not discharged
and that he be remanded to the custody of
the county sheriff ST. Joseph Mutual
Benevolent society elected the following Off
GERS last Sunday: President, Charles
Kempe; vice president, j. Sauter; secretary,
Benjamin Gerlach; treasurer, William Bush;
marshal, Timothy McCue. :. 1t is said that
the Red Wing Printing company will soon
issue daily edition. -. The Kate Claxton
company will render "The Sea of Ice," at
the Casino April IA. q. . The hospital commit
tee gave the following report to the county
missioners: Number of patients, II;
county, 10, private, q; number of hospital
days, county patients, 105; private, 67; total
expense to the county for January and Feb
ruary, s2O874. =. The expenditures of the
city for the past year were SAG, 1927; re-
ceipts, s63, 971.S3; balance in treasury, s16,
GO. 50. e. . The county has no bonded in
debtedness. The cost of maintaining the
poor farm the past year has been So, 524.22.
There are now twenty-eight inmates. :. Mar
ried at Trenton on March %, by Rev. j. W.
Hancock, j. Race and Mary A. Way. The
list of delinquent taxes will not be published
until next March.