St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
sTILLwATER SETTINGS,
ION. J.. N. Castle for COngr ess--Gen-
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Hon. y. N. Castle for COugr ess--Gen-
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gets.
Dr w n. Csine-Talking about sea ser
penis, saw strange looking animal in Cor
nelian lake while out there fishing thai taxes
the cake. We were trolling one AFTERNOON
aud 1 saw something in the water. ! though'
it was muskrat and stTuckat 1t with my oar
IL jumped and dove into the water IL was
fuilv ION feet long and was an ugly looking
thing. It had mouth like that of a rhlnoc-
eros and was covered with large yellowlsh
scales and | should think weighed about Sou
pounds.
Mr.. Harry Capron and bride, nee Miss Etta
Russell, arrived yesterday from hanuoipn,
Wis, ut S:2O and were rendered an elegant
wedding breakfast at the residence OF III :
grooms parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William "a
prom. About twenty-five relatives enjoyed
the repast The newly-marrled couple were
the recipients of a large number OF splenuiu
presents. Mr.. and Mrs woodruff ana daus u
ter and Miss Nellie Capron, sister or the
groom, attended the wedding at Randolph
The Car companys case was called TO order
Yesterday, and the hearing adjourned TO sept
so on account of the absence of Hon. u. NJ
Sabiu, an important witness. The attorneys
who appeared were c. X. Davis and Judge
Flandrau Of St Paul, Mr.. Piuney OF Madison,
Wis, ana Messrs. Castle, Marsh, Searles'
Clapp, Mccartney and Burlington.
The district court will convene Sept 7,When
the Judge county auditor, chairman OF tue
board OF county commissioners ana clerA vi
the court will select names to MI up the tisl
from which jurors will be drawn for the NO
Vember term ,,,
Hon. / n. Castle will receive Stillwater'S
support for the Democratic congressional
nomination. He is q much younger man luai
Nj. Staples, is well known and popular, and
would make frst-claSS congressman.
The Y. NJ. C. A. has elected the following
officers: President, J. c. Henn1ng; nrSt VICE
president DR.. &. E. Clarke; second vice pres
ident. F. II. Ewing; secretary, +. II. Shedo;
treasurer, A. u. hiehle.
The Duluth road will sell excursion tickets
TO Duluth tom Orrow and Sunday. Inc Iare
Tor the round "trip will be $6, which lncludes
dinner ana supper at the Zenith city anu
ride on the lake.
Hon. Smith Ellison of Taylors Falls, W. H.
Shaukle of Winona, A. d. Dodge or River
Falls ard C. 4. Lowell of Casseton, Dak'
were in the city yesterday.
skipped by the Light of the Moon" was
PLAYED at the Grand last night, and Kate Field
lectured on the Mormon Monster" at the
Presbyterian church.
Charley Boo aud Alfred Molander will open
n clothing house on North Second street
They left for the East last night to buy goods.
About 250 saltwater people took in the fair
yesterday, aud about $50 the Exposition.
Nearly as many attended on Wednesday.
Mr. staples accompanied by Mrs. Staples
and their son, D. B. Staples, left for the East
last night.
Twenty-eight building permits were issued
last month, aggregating $44, $50.
s. J. Hinkle is the happy fatherof fine
large boy.
Max. son of S. B. Slocumb, has the scarlet
fever.
Mrs William Mcintyre is quite i'll.