St. Paul daily globe., 1886-04-17
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At q meeting of the city couceIl last night
10 take steps to aid the stricken cities of Sauk
Rapids and ST. Cloud, the following resolution
was offered by Aid. W. S. Conrad and passed,
every member voting yea. Resolved, That
the mayor and city clerk be and are hereby in
structed and authorized to draw a warrant on
the city treasurer for the sum of $1,000. the
same to be furnished by the mayor TO Gov.
Hubbard for the relief of sufferers by the
recent cyclone AZ St. Cloud and S0ulI Rapids,
in this state. Council will vote more il neces-
sary." In addition to this sum private sub
scription will be taken. saltwater will do her
share to aid the sufferers.
William Mcintyre ownes a farm six miles
east of this city. Andrew Sorenson lives on
IL. Mcintyre has been at Sorenson for some
time past TO vacate it. He was told TO get q
lawyer and put him OF. He thought he would
save the money and put him of him
self. He went out yesterday afternoon
and tore of the roof OF the house
then told Sorenson to skip. He refused, when
Mcintyre knocked him down, cut his lip,
knocked out two or three teeth and kicked
him in the breast. SOrensOn came in last
caused the arrest of Mcintyre.
Mrs. Matt Clark died last evening at 6:30
after a lingering illness. Mrs. Clark was the
youngest daughter of Hon. Isaac Staples. She
was 20 years old last December, was a member
of the Episcopal church. was true Christian
leaves bright little children, s girls and 2
boys, the eldest OF which is I2 years old. The
death OF Mrs. Clark breaks up one OF the hap
piest families in the city and is great blow
TO Mr.. Clark, who has the sympathy of the
entire community.
While working down in q well near HOulton.
on Thursday afternoon, Henry Holland
noticed the curbing below falling, piece by
piece. He climbed TO the top as quickly as
possible, and was scarcely out until the we'll
eaved in with crash. This is the second
narrow escape Holland has experienced in
well-digging within the past three months.
The Driving club will hold an important
meeting at Isaac Staples office tonight, ar
which time steps will be taken toward raising
purse of $500 for Washington county horses
at the June races.
The steamer ]. x. Graves will leave in a
down river. Other boats will make similar
trips as soon rs they are ready, as navigation
is now open.
A party of Saltwater gentlemen contem-
plate chartering the little fishing craft of
Capt. Charles In Mountain and making Il trip
down the river to hunt geece and ducks.
Fl. II. Harrison returned yesterday from
Clinton Ia, 10 which place no was recently
summoned by the Illness of his sister.
The Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific has put
up freight rates between Chicago and Still
water TO the old schedule.
Yesterday Ed Moorhead, clerk in the
Mikado fruit store. was playing with his dog,
and was bitten badly.
Yesterday Judge Lehmlcke appointed John
Danielson guardian OF the property OF August
Danielson, insane.
Mrs. Matt Clark, who has been quite i'll for
some weeks, was reported much worse yes
terday.
Last evening James O'Brien had q finger
taken OF by being caught in Il piece of wire.
Annie Leucng, residence, Hazel street, died
yesterday from diPhtheria.