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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-06
of individual proprietorship. to many
millions OF people.
THE SOCIAL NOR EST.
Ea8 claire.

The wedding of Mr.. Louis Contain, of
Ashland n Miss Bosalie Levy, daughter
OF leading merchant OF Eau Claire.
took place Sunday at the residence O.
the bride parents. the happy couple leaving
for an extended tour in the East. The cere-
mon was witnessed hy large gathering OF
relatives ano friends OF the TWO families from
ST. Paul, Milwaukee and this city. Mrs.
George e. Porter and her sons, Charles an.
Henry, have gone to Los Angeles Cal, mere
they will join Will H. Porter and remain
until spring. The East Side Ladies' Aid So
ciety was entertained Wednesday afternoon
ana evening al the residence of Rev. M. ii.
Lockwood, by Mesdames Stone, Smith, Roo-
ertSon Florence Ha den aud NJ. Fl. Lock
wood :. q. Miss Ida Kean has returned from 4
visit at Duluth. :. Mrs IL. P. Thomas, sister
of Mrs. D. X. Moon, has been confined to her
house by serious injuries resulting from fall
Oh the ice NJ NJ. Riley. of SusquehSnna,
Penn. brother-in-law of DR.. French, of this
city, has established himself at Hurley to
practice law. Charles W. E. Sommermeyer,
many years resident Of Eau Claire, now OF
Minnesota, returns TO this city soon with his
family, to remain permanently. The Eau
Clare division of the Wisconsin State Woman
Suffrage association held its first meeting
since its organization, on Friday evening, and
was addressed by the president, DR.. Annette
]. Shaw, after which readings. music and dis
Gus ion of plans of work for the cause of
equal suffrage occupied the remainder OF the
session Eagle POST q. A. r.. held its an
nual elections this week, choosing DIR. Is. j.
Farr commander and George A. Barry, L.. +.
ROtchkiss and E. Q. Thomas delegates to the
department encampment; aternateS. A. u
Qunt, jacob Stumm and II. k. CurtiSS....
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. McCastin have gone to
Chicago, to remain a week with triendS....
Capt. J. L. Cole, of Fremon, Ohio is the guest
of A. IL. Dodge.
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The @. L. s. @. will meet with Mrs. ri. FL.
Luers Monday evening. All inte sted in the
readings of the circle are requested to be
present at 1880 O'Clock. Frank l.. Carey
was elected president OF the School Teachers
association of tnls count, which met at the
First ward school building last Saturday.
Oliver NJ. DreDert will uUlsh u newspaper at
Devils Lake, Oak. Miss Ada Chapman has
been appointed to fill Miss Barnes position
as teacher in the public schools. Miss Barnes
was obliged to go 60 her home at Austin on
account of sickness. Progressive euchre
seems trying to keep pace with the weather.
Almost every evening since the cold snap set
in has found gay party around the tables
at some of our city residences. A. Hayes
and wife, of DAKOTA. are guests of Mrs. X. H.
Chaplin. NJ. Whitman anu family nave gone
to California. The Little Workers of st.
Paurs (EpiscopaD church gave delightful
social at the Guild last evening. . Hon. and
Mrs NJ. HI. Dunnell have gone to Washing
ton TO spend the winter. Mr.. Dunnell will
open q law office in company with Hon. W.
w. Curry, of Indiana. Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Lord were pleasantly surprised by company
of relatives and friends last Thursday even
ing. They were the recipients of many beau
tiful and valuable presents.
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Mrs. F. A. Irish, of Pine Island is visiting
er son. B f. Irish. The young gentlemen
of the town of Friberg gave an oyster supper
at the residence of Mr. Dan Chaplin, in honor
of Miss Robinson. ID. Cummings, of Par
ker's Prairie, has accepted posi- ton in the
register of deeds office. .LI0yI E. Adams
of Costa Rica, Q. A, who has been here on
business Tor the past three months, returned
to his home the first of this week. -. Albert
NJ Soule, OF Inkster, OAK, was married OH
the 18th at Battle Lake TO Miss Ella A. Fort
OF CiItherall. Mr.. and Mrs. Mclaughlin anu
their daughter Grace left Monday evening
for their home Lakota, OAK. w. P BOONo
Bradford, Pa, who has extensive interests in
this City, arrived on Wednesday, TO remain
week or so. Hon. H Robbins, of Platte
vile, Wis, is visiting his friend. Prof B. NJ
Regnoids C. d. Baker left Tuesday fof the
hunting camp of his St. Paul friends. near
New York mills, G. d. Wright started for
the camp last Saturday. .Eugene Gardner
ana Mss Nora Woodruff, both of Pelican
Rapids, were married in this city Thanksgiv-
ing day Mr.. Smtn left this week for 5poA
ana Falls Miss Isabel Pearce, who has
made many friends here, returned to her
home at Boston the first Of the week, to re-
main permanently. Mrs. s. A. Folsom
mother of Mrs. Underwoodis arranging to go
to Cdlifr to spend the winter....S. S.
Langland, a graduate of the state university,
has entered the law ONCE OF y. L.. Lewis. -.
On "Wednesday Il cnldren's social. under the
auspices of the Merry Hearts, of the Congre-
gaIional church, was held at the residence of
Charles Wees0erg Compton rifles will pre-
sent the military drama, 1.-The Rebellion"
some time during January 1.-The silver cor
net band has arranged to start parlor Or
chestra and have sent FOR a fine selection of
music. M. q. Squire, OF HOnesdale, Pa.
will organize a class in pennanship at the
high school building next week. George HI.
Smith, agent of the Northern Pacific, has
gone to West Superior, where he may posi-
bI. accept position which has been offered
aim r.. j. Angus expects to leave for Vic
toria about the 18th 80. Henry Collins, for the
past two years clerk at Grass, Morrison d
Grants, will leave next week to accept po-
sition as travelling salesman for Chicago
dry goods house. The December course of
lectures opened on SaturdaJ night by Bishop
Gilbert. Subject: "Stage Coach DAYS in
John H. Potter. accompanied by
his son, has gone tie Virginia. to be absen
few weeks.
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WOULD-BE MURDERER.
a COwardly Attempt Made to Assassi-
nate Mrs. Goebel, of Moor
head, MINI.
An Eau Claire Councilman Arrested on
the Charge of ASSEMBLING
His Wife.
Gussie Toogood Convicted of Murder
in the second Degree at Des
Moines.
President Hill, of the Manitoba, ano
Several Friends Arrive in
Washington.
Special to the Globe.

special to the GlOoe.
MooRHEAD. Dec. Sat about lis this
morning an attempt was made by an I'M
known party to assass nate Mrs. L. Goeoel,
of this CITY, a midwife, and the wife OF
ATTORNEY GOebel, who left here last August
and is said to have been in st. Paul since.
About II o'clock steps were heard around
the house. but soon after l there was
heavy tread on the porch and gentle
knock on the door. an effort to open IL nav
ing failed. Mrs. Goebel went To the door
and asked who was there, receiving as re-
ply ITS me-" She took it to be brother
of a sick woman near needing her SERVICES
and told him to wait till she could dress
She then opened the door, and the man
asked. lis this Mrs. GOebel?" On re-
ceiving an affirmative reply. he raised
a pistol and fired, the ball enter
ing her body just below the heart'
BEFORE falling she closed and locked the
door. and he man went away. He IS sup
posed To have taken the 1:30 train for st.
Paul Mrs. Goebel is in precarOuS cOndi-
ton. and. it is feared, will not recover.
She came to MoOrhead from GoOdhue
county. Minnesota. about SIX years ago.
She has been married three times Her
first husband is dead, the second divorced
and the third is GOebel. who left here he
is alleged to have whipped her, Gaining she
had been criniinally intimate with an old
man of this place and she charges that III
her Temporary absence at her farm he took
all her siiverware and some other property
and left tor St. Paul. She has many friends
here and is generally respected. No cause
for the attack upon her lie is known.
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for the Farmers alliance and loading into
cars the track. Mr.. Weeden commenced
buying four weeks ago and is backed by
one of the best firms in Minneapolis. and
the result is that he has driven
his competitors to the wall. Two
elevators have closed their doors
and are not buying bushel of grain. J.
II. Carol. who is buying for Van Dusen &
Co., still holds cut. But the new concern,
that two manths ago did not exist, is now
handling four fifths of all the grain sold in
Watertown. Mr.. Weeden is plucky. and
will held the field. though the opposition
has threatened him short life and fought
desperately to drive him off, The Demo
crat. IN this city. has come out for L. K.
Church for governor but it is simply per-
sonal fancy of the proprietors of that paper.
The Democrates OF WatertOwn are by no
means admirers of Judge Church. and are
nine-tenths for NJ. H. Day. if he will accept
the gOvernorship. if not. thew are for l.. q.
johnson or any other good Dakota nan
who is resident of this territory.
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hTalnerd.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe
BRAINERD, Dec. 5.-Dr. Groves is visiting
ola friends in Syracuse N. ". Mrs. A. j..
Sovereign is visiting friends in Michigan
City, Ind. DIR. c. o. PaQuin and family re-
moved TO Minneapolis this week - Mrs.
Chauucey Wright has returned from visit
to her daugh er, Mrs. E. o. Parks. at Ham
line. The B. d. & o. Cooking club) met
with Mrs. G. f. Kindred this week. Their
next meeting will be IN two weeks with Mrs.
DR.. Rosser.. Recent marriages: Peter
Johnson and Belle Gates, GeOrse D. Goth
and Sarun K. Day, Frank Brand and Miss F..
E. Wood. Johnny Burns and Julia Prentiss.
IA pie social was given at the residence
of Mrs. William Cressy, Wednesday evening,
and ''box social at Mrs. William Steele's
on Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. M. g.
Holmes celebrated the tenth anniversary of
their wedding, Monday evening, by enter
tanning large part, of friends. -. Fred Hall,
the life insurance man, has returned to his
old home in Milwaukee. Rev. J. H. Rowell
of Frincestown, N. H., has accepted call
EXTENDED by the Congregational church of
this city to become its pastor.
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President HiIl in Warrington.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.-PreSident Hill,
of the Manitoba road with Mrs. Hill, Judge
George B. Young and wife and Judge
Greenleaf Clark. arrived here this morning
III time to enjoy the first blizzard Washing
ton has had this winter. The party feel
quite at home. Mr.. Hill is greatly inter
ested in pieurO- pneumonia legislation. He
said:
This winter it cost Australia SOC, ono, 900 and
England over S6O 900, 0GU to stamp out pleuro-
pneumonia, and with our far greater number
of cattle it will cost fearful sacrifice if the
disease once gets under hendway- 1t is most
malignant and nothing nut the strictest pre-
ventatiVe measures will suffice. Congress
ought TO require thorough inspection and
prOmpt condemnation of infected animals. the
government paying for all animals destroyed
The forty-one animals of mine which were
condemned 10y the Canadian authorities at
Quebec last June are all still alive. | told the
officials to keep them at my expense until the
last doubt of their health was removed. and
then keep them six months longer, as they
cost me $50, 600. and did not feel like losing
them but | would rather do that than bring
the disease into the country. My errand has
no political siLnfcanee and is purely one OF
pleasure, posi- l. excepting this m tier Of
agitating legislation against pleuro-pneu-
mOuia,
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CmsSie Toogood Convicted.

Special to the Globe.
DEs MONIES, Dee. 5.-The case of May
Foster. whose real name is GuSsie Tougood,
Oh trial for the murder of her associate in
sin ended to-day by the jury finding her
guilty of murder in the second degree, and
Judge McHenry will tomorrow consign her
30 the penitentary for from ten TO twenty
years. Jessie Scarry. the murdered girl.
stated the day she died, March II, that she
and her friend. young Baxter. who had be-
fore been the paramOur of GuSsie. were
going to Sioux City Oh the 10th. and that
Gussie. in a fit OF jealousy, shot her. Bax-
ter who had been with her the night be-
fore, found Jessie about IL a. m, her
CLOTHES and bedding saturated with blood.
and notified the police. When they arrived
Gussie was crOuching in the corner. She
would say nothing. and has since been
tacitum On the trial Jesse's statement
was ruled out, for the reason that she re-
fused to say that death was at hand. The
dead girl was well reared. and had closed
her fathers business after his death. 1t is
understood that Gussie, who is related to
Ethan Allen. of continental congress re-
nown. led Jessie aStraY.
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An Alderman Arrested.

Special TO the Globe
EAU CLAIRE. Wis. Dec. 5.-A great
sensation was created this evening by the
arrest of Aid Charley l.. James, on a war
rant sworn out by his father-in-law charg-
ing Mr.. James with assault upon his wife.
Mr.. James was arrested on Kelsey street
bridge. while going to his home. and was
taken to police headquarters. He will give
the bail required and appear tomorrow be-
fore Judge Marsh. Mr.. James, who is the
son of the distinguished novelist. gained
great notoriety as an anarchist this summer,
and was an adviser of the Chicago anarch-
lists. whom he visited in prison, and was in
constant communication with Capt. Black,
and is now publishing book on anarchy.
Mr.. James says the arrest is all mistake.
and no one who knows him well would
think he would assault a woman. His wife
saws he has acted strangely all summer. and
she and the children are in constant fear of
tneir lives
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" mona.

The WinoDa bicycle club gave a very pleas
ant party al the armory on Friday evening.
About fifty couples were present. = The
ladies of the Presbyterian church gave
musical and literary entertainment on Friday
evening. An excellent programme was rem
dered. Mrs. N. P. Cosgruve gave an enjoy
able ladies lunch party on Saturday after
noon. The pupils of Mrs. Il. j. Preece will
give recital in elocutiOn al the opera house
on Friday evening for the benefit OF the ladies
furnishing committee of the Y. Nj. c. A..
The Young Womens Christian Temperance
union will give d novel entertainment at the
Congregational church on Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. r. McBuruie Lane re-
turned from two months visit with friends
ut Philadelphia. Miss Mae Murphy, of st.
Paul. is visiting Wlnona friends. She is the
guest of Mrs. J. J. Randall. :. Mrs. Walker
McGaughey and sou, of Doddsville, ILL.,. VINO
have been visiting DR.. j. b. McGaughey, left
on Thursday evening for their home. The
Nondescript club met with Mr.. AMI Mrs. A.
p. Crockett, on West Fifth street, on Tuesday
evening. The following officers were elected
President. B. Bachelor; vice president, Mrs
Grow; secretary, Mrs. Preston. The next
meeting will be held at Mr.. Hodgson's. on
West Sanborn. :. The Fortnightly club was
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Kinney on
Monday evening. The programme of the
club Tor the winter will be the discussion OF
literary and financial topics alternately.
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CraZed bya Cernet.

Boston Transcript.
During minstrel entertainment at
Williamsport, Pa, the other evening the
cornetist became insane. The audience
naturally felt somewhat indignant. They
considered the man was trespassing upon
their exclusive prerogatiye. What. they
asked. had this man to go mad about? 1t
was the province of those at the other end
of the cornet to go crazy.
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WATEhTOWN WAITS,
New Bank to be ~tarIed--A Stir
in heat Buying.

Special to the Globe.
WATERFOWL. OAK, Dec. 5.-The Mer-
chants bank in this city will commence
business on the first day of January, 1887.
as an incorporated institution. making the
fourth bank in this city doing business
under the national banking laws. o..
GesIey is the largest stakeholder and presi-
dent. j. r. Person will 0be the cashier
and G.. T.. BOyden, vice president. The re-
mainder of the stockholders comprise some
of the best business men in this city. such
as Peter Manseth. Rice Brothers. E. H.
UIrich. H. Mathiesen, Lee Brothers,
Owsley Brothers, j. E. Dore, Stevens &
Whistler. C. w. Goodman. +. E. Phillips.
r. II. CartfOrd. III. A. Hergaard. a. C.
Johnson and Lamb Brothers. The capital
stock is 500. 600. For about ten days the
farmers have been receiving above the
market price for their wheat. owing to the
sharp competition between the elevators,
which have been pooled all along on prices
and A. NJ. Weeden, who has been buying
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Clare mont.
Snecial to the Globe.

CLAREMoNT Oak, Dec 5.-This new town
is locat on the Aberdeen, Fergus Falls &
Pierre railroad. which is the new branch of
the Manitoba road to Aberdeen. The con-
struction train is to be there tomorrow. The
town is considered as quite a good opening
for trade OF all kinds. 1t is twenty-five miles
northeast of Aberdeen, twenty-five miles east
of Co umbia, twenty miles north of Groton.
e ghteen miles northwest OF Langford, a new
town on the span of the iicago, Milwaukee
s. st. Paul ROAD from Andover, and eighteen
miles southwest of BrIttOn. Carpenters are
working on six buildings already. although
the thermometer is 10 , to 81 below zero.
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PiPeSIOne.
Special to the Globe.

Special TO the GLOBE.
PIPESTONE Dec 5.-Sneak thieves entered
the Hess house the other night aud purloned
a quantity of clothing belonging to the guests
There are very few scholars in attendance
at our public schools this winter from outside
the district, although preparations had been
made for quite number. The good weather
and ateness of the fall by which large
number have been kept busy upon the farm
partially accounts for this lack of attendance
$50. Banker Myths has been quite sick for
several days past -. Frank Willard and Pat
rick Mead. of Flandrau, were Wis. ting In
this city yesterday.
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George LOsey Arrested.
Special TO the Globe.

Special TO the tslOUS
WINONA. Mimi, Dec. 5.-Marshal Easily
has succeeded in arresting George LoSey.
who forged a number of checks on local
banks. Losey passed a check for SIC so,
signed by George Fitield. at Cummings e
Villas. and a similar one for $50 so. at F.
Brendler's. Both were on the Merchants
bank, and when presented for payment the
forgery was discovered. LOSey is well
known to the police, and has served a term
at Saltwater for forgery committed four
years ago.
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a Priest DIeS.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS. Mimi, Dec. 5.-Rev. Dennis
F. O'Keefe died at his home in Welch at 9
o'clock last night aged 81 years. He was
ordained at ST. Thomas seminary. Merriam
Park. in November, 1885. The funeral
Will take place from ST. Juseph's church In
Miesville. this county. Tuesday morning
next. His parish was at Lurerne, Rock
county.
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HE'D w ing.

The Raquet club meets with Miss Bertha
Drew on West Third street on Moudat even
ing, Dec. 49, The Social Circle club give
their second hop at Armor, hall on Tuesday
evening The ladies of the Episcopal church
gave a very pleasant sociable at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. f. j. McIntire on Third
street, Thursdat evening. The firemen are
making extensive preparations for their an
nual balls. The first will be tn 1t of the
Phoenix Hook and Ladder company on
Wednesday, Dec. 10. Then follows the Ath-
letic Hose company on Jan. 20 and the Ger
man hose on Feb. 22....A number of the
lady students of the sophomore junior classes
at Carleton college spent few days in this
city last week. the guests of the Misses Lulu
DanfOrth, Annie Lewis and Annie Allen
DR.. P. E. Jones and wife are on a visit to
their son at Lafayette Ind. H. c. Hodg-
man and wife are spending a few days in
Chicago. Miss Rose Carlson was pleasantly
surprised by number of her young friends
at the residence of her parents. Sheriff and
Mrs. Carlson, Saturday evening. The ladie
of the Presbyterian church will hold their
annual bazaar and festival at the Casino on
Friday evening, Dec. 10. -. Married, at the
NJ. f. parsonage, Rev. A. Turner officiating,
Lot G.. Gaylord and Ida Hubbard, both OF
college, Northield, delivers a series of lee
lures on Picturesque America" at the
Casino on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. The Red Wing Church Choir
company will probably produce ''Pinafore'
at Wabasha and Zumbrota at dates in the
near future. E. Conrad Scherer and children
of Winona, visited at the resid nee of Anton
Bragg last week. The ladies of Christ
church (EpiscOpaD hold their annual Christ
mas market and festival at the SaImagund
rooms on Monday evening, Dec. IL. supper
will be served at O'Clock.
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Pound bead ia Bed.

Special to the GLOBE.
FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Dee. 5.-Mrs.
Page, aged II, the mother of Rev. c. E.
Page. was found dead in bed this morning.
She retired last night in usual health.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-06

Love pats-and squeezes, toe. sometimes.
-SOmeryille journal.
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CITY NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, D
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. ~. 1886.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1886-07-12
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court Atlanta precinc,, county Of
Alturas, Territory of Idaho.
Chas r. LANCE, plaintiff, vs. Tahoma g. 4 8,
Mining Co.. q. W. Miller, Supt defendant.
The People of the United States in the Terri tory
of Idaho send Greeting to Tahoma g. Il s
Mining Company, G. ". Miller, Supt., defend
ant.
You are hereby summoned to appsac in ri action
brought against you by the above.naihed plain
til. in the Justices Court of Atlanta preciuct,
Aturas county Territory of Idaho, and to
swer before the Justice at his Office in the said pre-
cinct, the complaint filed therein, within 10 days
exclusive of the day of service after the service
county; or, if served out of this county, but in
this district, within twenty days. otherwise,
within forty days-o Judgment by default for
the sum Of one hundred (sl00l dollars, amount
demanded in said complaint with interest, will
be taken by plaintiff
The said action is brought TO recover from YOU
the sum of one hundred dollars as per promissory
note of which following is copy:
sl00, ATLANTA, Idaho Territory,
Dec. IL, 1885.
Received of Chas. LANCE the sum of one hundr ed
dollars, to be returned to him upon demand.
TAHOMA GOLD L SILVER MINING co,
by Chas W. Miller, Stunt.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, tbs said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the said amount together with
costs of this suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county
greeting:
Make leSu service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this I'D day of May, 1886
ROBT. b. BROWNE,
Justice of the Peace.