St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-09
Notes About Town.

Among the Northwestern visitors in the
city yesterday were John A. Higgins, Charles
L. Walker. e. w. sam pie, o. ). Musser,
George Nj. Lovejoy and Samuel Shurell of
ST. Paul; Frances G. Hall, w. Secombe and
Cyrus Beall Of Minneapolis; l. Jewell of St.
CroiN Falls; W. II. Crandal of Owatonna; c.
W. Truesdell of Red Wing and II. o. Lewis OF
Portage Wis.
Among the clergymen who viii participate
IN the pre-lenten mission at the Ascension
church, beginning next Sunday. are Rev. E.
). Thomas, Rev. e. j. Cooke and Rev NJ N
Gilbert of St. Paul, Rev. T. b. Wells D. d. ,o4
Minneapolis, and Rev. a. ID. Stowe OF Anoka
The st. Aloysius drum corps will accompany
the G.. A. h. post TO st. Paul. This drum
corps is composed OF eighteen boys from TO
Ii years old, and is the finest in the state.
saltwater is very proud of it.
Jellison's wedge factory has closed down
for the season. Daring the run of seventy
days $500, 900 wedges were turned out for the
market and 100000 large ones for Martin
Mower. Just 10000 feet of oak was used.
The toboggan slide has been Strengthened
and will be ready for operations tonight.
Electric lights have been put up. The club
has adopted Il handsome red badge, which is
| in the hands of the printer.
Hon. E. ". Durant says the thaw viii not
| interfere with work in the woods to any ex-
| tent. Where the roads are barren, he says,
the snow will probably melt and make the
| hauling bad.
Expressions of regret for the ice palace
We're heard on all sides yesterday An i'm.
mense crowd will go over on Friday. Many
OF our people are praying for change in the
| temperature.
Kate Thorne was released yesterday and
left for Denver. From Denver she will go "a
Long Island TO go in training for the coming
circus season, she having signed with Fore
paugh.
Mrs John Dorch, residing at Oakdale, died
on Sunday, leaving eight children, the oldest
of which is IA years. Consumption was the
cause.
Mr. s. S. Murdoch and family returned t,
Minneapolis yesterday after pleasant visi
with MIR. Murdoek's sister, Mrs. DR.. J.
| Rhodes.
Fritz Blocking Is resting easily and ex
poets to be acquitted. Bets of to l on AGA
quittal or disagreement OF the next jury ara
offered.
While coastlng on Sunday Harvey Tinker,
stxteen-year-old boy, slipped, fell and wal
| struck by a bob sled. fracturing rib.
Diapers "Uucle Toms Cabin drew large
house at the Grand last night, and is the best
ever played here. Tonight again
The city relief has decided not to give an
entertainment, and will appoint u committee
TO raise funds by subscription.
Next Sunday evening Rev. DR.. Carroll will
preach on the Local Application of the
| Prisoner in the Dock.
The Omaha is selling round-trip tickets to
! children, including admission to the ice pal
| ace, tor 80 cents.
Herman, fourteen-year-old son of Louis
Tasting, died yesterday afternoon from
| typhlitis.
Mr.. H. E. Hayden is laid up with rheuma-
tism. He has decided not to go to Alaska till
| April.
Mrs. Judge w. NJ. McCluer will entertain
the North Hill Progressive Euchre club this
evening.
On Main, Chestnut and several other streets
the sleghing has played out.
The children OF Nels Erickson of Prison
Hill are down with scarlet fever.
Assistant Manager Chambers of the Grand
is under the weather.
The ice has been taken out of the rink and
it is open for rollers.
Mrs. Brown matron at the city hospital, is
on the sick list.
The next shoot of the gun club takes place
tomorrow.
Mr.. r. NJ. Northam is visiting friends at
Chicago.
F. Whitman received a fine large safe yes
terday.
J. II. Dolchy will be sentenced to-day.