St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-19
AL SORTS.

The Chicago Milwaukee s. St. Paul Gun
club yesterday returned, in their special car,
from the wilds of Dakota, bringing back an
assorted aviary of spoils. Their defunct
archaeological collection embraces every
known bird, from the clipper little wood
pecker up through the list of chicken,
grouse and duck to the solemn owl. DR.. Kill
vington took a rifle with him and only fired
it once. A deer or panther or some other
wild animal bounded across his path, and he
blazed away, killing q sheep in a neighboring
county. He didn't count the sheep at ALL but
the owner came out with bulldog and per-
suaded him to buy it.
Col. Lew Harrison was member of the
party, but was not recognized when he de-
scended from the car, wearing pair of blue
goggles. He had had some bitter expert
ence. Though he is not chickenish. he is
duck Of fellow and makes q fine target.
During hunt one day the party got sepa-
rated, Lew had his game bag full of birds
and, as O dog approached him, an orthodox
stand was made and several shots fired. All
missed but one, which took effect in Lewis
right leg. The next day while he was in
swimming one Of the party mistook his head
for red duck and blazed away. One shot
struck him just below the left eye and gal
liant retriever in the party brought him
ashore for medical aid. Lew has still little
good temper left.
''All you folks who want to hear the Mex
shouted County Auditor Mcdonald yesterday
morning, rushing into the register of deeds
Office with his coat Off, aud his face express
ing the excitement that he felt. "Oh, 1 tell
you it is great" he continued, land it is COM
ing up Third street now. AL the occupants
of the building rushed FORTH and sure enough,
the strains of some kind of music came float
ing to their ears. Every one went into rap
lures over it, and the praise that the so-called
Mexican band received was enough to keep
it going year. At last the music hove in
sight, and much to the disgust of all it was
found that two small boys in q covered wagon,
advertising the base ball game, had made all
the noise with a broken drum and a tin fife.
Man in charge of the cathedral organ at the
EXpCsitiou-''Fd like to know when I'm going
to tune this organ. You folks were all day
long and all night long, hammering and
humping and pounding. I suppose you'll
work Sunday TOO, eh?''
President Small of the Motor company went
East last evening and left the air blue with
rumors Of startling changes in the power to
be used.
ut strikes me-" unused Capt. Tirrell yes
terday, THAT the worst slop-over the EXPOSE
ton directors have made is their request to
Mrf. Cleveland to press the button which is to
start the machinery on Monday next at the
opening of the building
Ed S. Herrera of Mexico City, who accom-
panies the Mexican band, says there is no
doubt that the Mexican authorities have full
jurisdiction to punish Cutting as they please
He first published libel on Mexican soil. but
afterwards agreed to publish q retraction,
but Immediately went across the line and
procured the publication of another libel
which he personally circulated on Mexican
soil, where he has resided for over two years.