St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
SALTWATER SETTINGS.
st. Croix Ice TO be Used in Building
the Ice Palace.
Court News--Serious Runaway Gen
eral y evvs and Gossip.

The managers of the ice palace at st.
Paul are negotiating with ice men of this
city TO furnish about LOCO tons from the
st. CroiX for the inside finish. The ice in
the St. CroiX IS now fifteen inches in thick
ness and is of very fine quality. 1t is
clear as a crystal and is free from sawduSt
and dirt, which cannot be said of the ice in
the Mississippi at st. Paul. On this account
it would answer the purpose much better.
1t can be cut and shipped cheaplY. The cost
of loading would be only so cents per ton,
and the railroads will carry it free.
Three deaths occurred from scarlet fever
yesterday and Thursday night, namely,
Mary NJ, daughter of eX-AuditOr james q.
Foley, aged years and months; Law
renee F., son of August Williams, aged )
years, residence First and Marsh streets.
and Jennie, aged years, residence 1913
North Second street.
Yesterday morning peddIer drove down
Third street very rapidly. and in turning
the corner at Myrtle his sleigh struck a post
and upset, throwing himself and two little
children out. The peddler escaped unhurt,
but the children were less fortunate and
were severely used up.
Yesterday the following annual report of
births and deaths was filed in the clerks
Office: Marine, y births and 20 deaths, to
/ a births and 81 deaths last year,. Forest
Lake, 10 births and , deaths, and Cottage
! Grove % births and IL deaths.
Yesterday the trial of the ease of Pat
Fox vs.. Smith Ellison and Mr.. Stannard,
all of TaylOr's Falls who has sued for an ac-
counting in the sale of lot OF logs, was re-
sumed before Judge Crosby in Durant x
Wheeler'S office.
The remains of William Castle. who died
from consumption at the city hospital on
Thursday, were shipped on the $40 train
Yesterday on the Omaha to Pine City for
nterment. He was related to the Castles
OF this city.
The SUNDAY GLOBE will contain all the
society news Of the week, and all of to-
days news up till a late hour to night.
Several more good, live boys are wanted to
sell it.
Yesterday Mrs. Sehermuly made appli-
cation TO the probate court for the appoint
ment of her husband as administrator for
Julius Duel. Hearing set for Feb. S.
The bookstores all over close every even
ing at o'clock excepting Saturday. The
Jewelers. and some OF the other stores are
also closing early.
The city drug store thermometer regis
tered below at o'clock Yesterday morn
ing and below at Z o'clock last night.
Jacob Durgrae and Bernard Pechack
We're up before Judge Nethaway yesterday
Tor lighting, and fined $3.50 each.
The interior of the German-Iutheran
church will be improved and beautifed To
the extent of about $500.
Shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday NOM
ing the department was to called the Farm
ers Home by a chimney fire.
John Carlson, the man who was hurt at
O'Bren's camp, is now at the city hospital
and Will certainly recover.
j. Hanson, who had his hand mashed at
the elevator some time ago, will soon be
able to return to work
Mr.. A. j. Nelson, the former proprietor
of the st. Paul house, who has been quite
sick, is cOnvalescent.
Fritz Blocking thinks he viii be cleared.
and he Is now resting easier than any time
since his arrest.
Rev. Dr. j. Halstad Callroll will lecture
at New Richmond the coming week.
A new girl put i'm her appearance at
Thomas Woods yesterday.
DIR. Van Worries of Ashland was in the
city yesterday.
Tonight an easy chair will be raflled off
at the Casino.