St. Paul daily globe., 1886-10-29
STILLwA bss NE WS.
The Democratic Demonstration To-
NiEht.-The Car Company Cases--
Several WeddigSs.


NiEht--The Car Company Cases--
Several Weddirgs.
Bcknell hail. of Saltwater. was married
to Miss Estelle Lane, at Hudson. Wis,
yesterday.
Mrs. II. Jassoy and daughter Carmin and
the Misses Eme and Tilly Paulsen have
gone to Davenport, La, to pass the winter.
A vicious dog bit and fearfully lacerated
a FIVE year-old lad. Robert Gillespie. yes
terday afternoon. The brute was promptly
shot by Officer Erickson.
DR.. F. L. Roberts was married to Miss
TiIly Sinclair at the residence or Rev. DR..
Carroll on Wednesday. the couple leaving
on the S:45 train for st. Paul and other
points.
Judge Lars NJ. Rand. of Minneapolis.
Gen. K. W. Johnson. of st. Paul, and Hon.
j. n. Ives. candidate for attorney general,
are to be present and speak tonight at the
grand Democratic rally.
Mrs. John Grun, an aged lady. residing
over No III Chestnut street, was taken
up unconscious from the Sidewalk near her
home late "Wednesday evening. A fainting
it, caused by heart disease, was the occa-
sion.
The upper mill of the Hersey & Bean
Lumber company has shut down for the
season, having exhausted its supply of logs
Its small mill. which is designed Tor saving
long logs will continue to run for some
time longer.
The car company's case has drawn to this
city quite an array of legal lights of more
or less brilllancy Besides our own local
bar we have j. n. Flower. of Chicago; S.
A Phinney, of Madison. Wis; Charles A.
Folsom. of Chicago; Charles E. Flandrau,
George r. Young and c. K. Davis, of ST.
Paul.
Hon. Fayette Marsh spoke to good au-
dience at the opera house last night upon
the tariff question. IL was a fine effort. and
knocked the props from under Gilfllan's
argument of few weeks ago. and made
the sophstries of Cush Davis upon that
topic appear in their true light. High pro-
tpctiye tariff is not very popular at Still
water.
MIR. F. Il. Shedd, of the Milwaukee depot,
this city, was married yesterday morning to
Miss Carrie E. Webb by Rev. D. B.
Cheney. of Lacrosse. Wis. A formal re-
ception was held Immediately after the
ceremony, and the bridal party took the
1:15 D. IN. train for Zumbrota. Mimi, the
former residence of the groom. They will
be at home to their friends at the corner of
First and Hancock streets after Nov. 1.
A building on South Main, near Nelson
street, occupied by Michael White as con-
fectionery. fruit and cigar store below and
as a residence above, was discovered by
Officer Shattuck to be on fire at about 10:30
Wednesday night. He at once turned in
the alarm and the department responded
promptly, squelching the fire within the
b,,;I rub alIxy h1,t
damaged The interior was entirely gutted
The loss on building will be $500, and OH
stock $500; insurance $500.
Those who expected a sensation at the
court room yesterday were disappointed as
Judge McCluer telegraphed from Red Wing
directing the clerk to adjourn court until 10
a. 10. to-day. The car company's case will
then be resumed. and as Senator Sabin is
here and will testify concerning the inner
workings of the business of that company,
there is nothing hid that will not be re-
vealed. Those who expect big sensation.
though. will without doubt be disappointed.
as it will simply be recitation of the de-
tails of the management of business which
failed to produce the necessary and expected
profits.
The committee Of ten having in charge
the grand tOrchlight procession and mass
meeting for tonight have not been idle
and. as result. demonstration may be
looked for that will pale into insignificance
anything which has heretofore taken place
in this city by any political or other organ
ization. The brightest array of talent the
state affords has been secured to address
the crowd which will fill the opera house on
that occasion, and the display of Democrats
in line will make the Republican boomers
tremble. The Democrats of Saltwater and
Washington county who desire to aid in
this grand rally are expected to present
themselves at headquarters at $50 D. N.
SharD