St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-03
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arrived in the city yesterday. She was for
merly Miss Dora st. Clair.
Officer Mike Costello was yesterday escort
ing his brother around the city. He and his
daughter came from Red Wing.
tits reported that Mr.. NJ. Fl. Butler and Miss
Lizzie St. Clair will on Thursday evening be
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
At 10 O'Clock this morning civil term at
the municipal court will be held. The cal
endar is much heavier than the last one.
This afternoon the directors of the City
hospital meet at the residence of Mrs. Frank
Prince. Business of importance will be
transacted.
There will be an interesting session OF the
city council tonight at the city hall. The
cab ordinance and other matters Of interest
will be brought up.
Mrs. John Currie presented her husband
on Sunday evening with a handsome twelve
pound girl. John was lavish in the expendi-
ture of cigars yesterday.
Mrs. Cover and ber son Harry left on Sat
urday evening for St. Louis, where they
expect to meet John, who is coming from
the mines on business TO st. Louis.a
The rink band made an engagement
yesterday to play at the roller skating rink in
Hudson on Friday evening next. They have
given much satisfaction to the patrons Of
that rink the few times they have played
there. and it is highly probable they will go
there regularly.
On Saturday evening a sleighing party,
consisting Of Misses Alma Gillespie, Gertie
II DCfr fT,a
and Grace Welch and Mrssrs. J. w. Clark,
W. G. Bronson, o. G. Paulson aud D. II.
Doc, had pleasant time coastlng on Third
street They and others will have another
soon, should the snow remain.
Yesterday afternoon articles Of incorpora-
ton Of the Clark Lumber company we're
filed with the county register. The company
is formed for the purpose Of cutting and
dealing in lumber, and the following are the
lncorporators: B. Hersey, Matt Clark. /.
6. Stein, II. W. Moore aud ]. H. Berkshire.
These gentlemen are all largely interested in
logs and lumber.
Mr.. A. G.. Hospes and his sister, from 81.
Paul, lett on Friday lor St. Louis, called to
the latter place owing to the death Of Mrs.
Augusta Hospes. They were detained on the
way tuiOhSu lutil LIdlu iHIeoiuB NObuNSb'Oh
at Burlington, Ia, and they are not expected
back before Thursday. 1t Is not probable the
body will be taken here for interment.
Yesterday morning the following excellent
committee was appointed by Judge McCluer,
chairman Of tine railway meeting held on
Saturday evening: Hon. E. W. Durant
chairman, David Bronson, John McKusick,
r. +. Hersey aud j. s. Anderson. All these
gentlemen have large stake in the city, are
business men, aud will DO what is for the
best interests Of the citizens.
President Wright, Solicitor Briggs and
Chief Engineer Baldwin, all Of the Chicago,
Freeport Il st. Paul railroad, arrived in the
city last evening TO confer in relation TO the
main line of that road plssing through this
city. The Hon. Z. w. Durant also came
from St. Paul To meet them, he being chair
man Of the committee appointed by Judge
McCluer, as ordered by the citizens meeting
GU Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burns, who have
been contemplating going TO New Orleans,
will start in few days. They will not re-
turn until about the middle Of March
large party was to go, but from present APP
pearances, they will not have much company
from Saltwater. They expect 10 see the
Mrii Gras and Worlds exposition at New
Orleans, as well as the Inauguration Of Pres
ldent Cleveland.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
the case of Sid Masterman, which was ad-
journed Saturday, came up and he pleaded
guilty If disturbing the peace at dance at
Warren Wiley's on Friday evening, aud he
was fined So and costs. The charge Of sell
ing liquor 10 a minor by Warren Wiley, who
keeps a saloon on the St. Paul road, cost him
$25 and costs.
We should not be In the least surprised to
know Of three large sawmils being erected
here at very early date as We understand
that negotiations are being carried on quietly
tending In that direction. Our lumbermen
find they eau sell lumber to better advant-
age than they can logs. The gentlemen are
abundautly able - build mills Of Il capacity
equal TO, II not more than any OF the mills at
present in this section.
Yesterday Mr.. J. +. Sullivan, who was so
seriously injured a couple of weeks ago, was
removed from the state prison hospital to his
residence on Second street. On Sunday auI
yesterday he was much better than at an 7
time since his injury, aud Il was with diff
Guilty the attendants could keep him from
sitting up. He stood the removal well, aud
was last night resting comfortably The Odd
Fellows ART still ia charge, aud will remain
SO long as their services are required. He
has good chances for recovery.
On Saturday evening Mr.. B. Shea, form
erly with Lambie & Bethune, druggists, St
Paul, arrived in the city, having been loaned
for month, while Mr.. Taylor took his vaca-
tiou, being manager OF the city drug store.
Mr.. Shea will be an acquisition 10 our soci-
ETY., as he is thorough musician and vocal
isi, and We know our music oviug citizens
will take him by the hand, and all will have
pleasant time lie Is a Canuck, having
been many years In Montreal, and rs a drug
gist has had the best trimming.
Before Judge Lehmicke, Of the probate
court, we're the following cases yesterday:
In the estate Of George Hazlrton, deceased,
the petition ot John Hszlcion for order 20
correct inventory was dismissed; new pc
ttion Sled aud hearing set for March ., at 10
a. m. In The estate OF l.. T. Torinus, de.
ceased; The hearing ot The petition Of the ST.
CroiN Lumber company was adjourned until
March ,, at 10 =. IN. In tue estate Of John
NJ. Rea, minor; the examination Of the
guardians account was adjourned until
March ?, al p. N.
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