St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-25
Notes About Town.

Yesterday afternoon team belonging 10
drunken farmer, whose name could not
be ascertained, became frightened near the
high school building and ran down Third
street to Chestnut, where it was stopped.
The driver was thrown out and had his
forehead badly cut. He was placed in the
police station and his injuries dressed by a
physician.
Yesterday afternoon child died sud
denly in DR.. Marshalfs Office. The child
was brought in from Grant township by its
father, Michael Daughterty.' The doctor
was absent at the time and the little child
died before he returned. 1t had been SICK
some days.
Among the Northwestern men in Still
water yesterday were Frank A. Scott. IL.
o. McMain, c. T. Yates. NJ. L. Fischbein
of st. Paul, A. NJ. Moon, P. P. Walker,
T. c. Berry and n. B. Hussey of Mime
apolis and J. S. Sparkling Of CLAIMS Falls.
The work of pumping the water out OF
the hold of the sunken Evansville began
yesterday afternoon. Two portable engines
and the Graves are doing all they can in this
way. also an attachment from one OF the
fire plugs. The work progresses slowly.
Miss Aggie Mcleod. formerly a saleslady
in Aldenberg's store, was married last night
at Hudson to Mr. Samuel Davis of Cady.
Quite number of Saltwater people at
tended Among the number was Charley
Smith, who acted as one Of the ushers.
Three prison arrivals yesterday, as fol-
lows: jeremiah Merrick, Rice county, lar
ceny, eighteen months: William Leech
Rice county, obstructing railroad train. five
years. and Charles Watson, Watonwan
county, larceny, six month.
Mr.. Isaac Pennock of South Saltwater
and Miss Maggie Maddox, daughter Of
Mrs. Mary Maddox of this city, were mar
ried last evening. A grand reception was
given at the residence of Mrs Hines on
South Fifth street.
Mr. Fred Swanson, formerly oookkeeper
for L. E. Torinus, will succeed Mr.. w. j.
May as bookkeeper for Sauntry & TOZer
who will sever his connections with this firm
and go with Long 81 Nelson and Mulvey &
Carmichael.
The case against I. PORTER charged with
embezzlement was dismissed. Prank Car
lev for disturbing the peace and using
abusive language and E. G. LIE Nome on
the latter charge were both dismissed.
Rev. Father Murphy and Rev. Father
Gaughan, the Misses Hersey and Mr.. F.
H. De Crush were among the Saltwater
people who took in the Boston Ideals at St.
Paul on Monday night
Yesterday afternoon, while playing near
the window, little daughter Of JOhn Glen
non fell, her head striking some tin cans
filledwith plants, cutting large cash over
her right eye.
Four new members will be added to the
athletic club at the next meeting. The
boys are furnishing the rooms nicely and
already have their gymnasium complete.
DR.. W. II. Powell and family of Mime
apolis will spend Thanksgiving with DIR. j.
C. Rhodes, who expects to have all his
family together except his son Jim.
The Transfer company will appeal the
case of Mrs. Matilda MahOn, who asked
SIS. 900 damages for injuries sustained, and
was granted a verdict of $1,000
Last night there was very enjoyable
progressive euchre party at the residence of
DR.. Alex Donald, on South Third street.
Last night two bus loads of young people
went down to Hudson and surprised Miss
Anna McDermott of that city.
Bert Smith, while skating on McKusick' s
lake on Monday evening, fell through the
ice came near drowning.
No more shows are booked for this
month There will be several first-class
attractions next month.
Thanksgiving turkeys, ducks and geese
are unusually plentiful at 124 cents and
chickens at 10 cents.
Mr.. L. Doble of ST. Paul is here among
friends prior to an extended visit in the
East.
Messrs. NJ. D. Flower and F. A. Scott,
boiler inspectors, were in town Yesterday.
Some of our citizens are subscribing as
high as S25 each to the Parnell fund.
The barber shops will observe Thanks
giving by closing at 1 o'clock sharp.
The third shoot of the Gun club for the
badge will take place to-day.
MI. Thomas Dunn was at St. Paul yes
terday.
H. j. Carley is moving into the st. Paul
house.
Wheat IS cents Yesterday.