St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-16
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Doings in the COurts.- Amateur
walking MaIch.-SOcial Event..
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Doings in the Courts. Amateur
walking NIaIch.-SOcial EVENT..
Regular session of the city council tonight.
SCALED Back" drew a good house last
evening.
Harry Goodrich, of Andova, Oak, was in
tue city yesterday.
C. L. Eason left last evening for Wisconsin
on business connected with the CIR company
William Donalds will be married TO Miss
Agnes Elliott this morning at ST. Mlchael
church.
The j. S. Anderson & Co.'S mill, where John
WicKlund was killed last Saturday, shut down
yesterday ana the employees III Douy AT
teuded the funeral.
n The Young Peoples association of the Pres
byterian church will give rainbow social at
the church parlOrs this evening. supper VIII
he served from to g p. Ii. A general invl-
tation is extended.
An attempted burglary is reported as hav-
ing taken place at the home o Mrs. H. a.
Rogers, corner of Ninth and Hickory streets
The lady lied to Ia ueigh0Or's at the first OPP
portun tv, and the burglar wisely fed at the
same time
The remains of the unfortunate John Wick
lund were buried from the Undertaking
rooms OF Muller q Spindel yesterday alter
noon. The burial was at Fdirview cemetery.
and very large number OF his countrymen
attended the sad ceremonies.
In answer to an inquiry by Saltwater
resident the GLOBE would say that The river
in front of ST. Paul runs almost in direct
line east and west Third street runs In the
same direction practically, though 1t bends
tribe at Bridge square, and the river IS SCUM
of it. West St. Paul is on the south bank OF
the river. 1t is called West st. Paul because
on the maps the general direction OF the
river is shown as north and south. There Is
very long detour made by the river here.
In the probate court yesterday the follow
! ing business was transacted: In the estate OF
| Lewis II. Schulz, deceased. the final account OF
! the administrator was examined and allowed
| and the estate resigned to the heirs In the
estate of Erta NJ. Marsh ct al, license was
granted to sell two lots in Marsh's addition
| Estate of Catherine Wohlers, deceased, let
| tiers of administration were granted to Eta
| F. Wohers.
The district court opened at the usual hour
| Yesterday, with Judge Crosby presiding. Inc
| first case to be ca lie was that of the state
against william Weir and Mary Weir. on an
| indictment charging them with maliciously
| moving fences belonging to another party.
| The case was dismissed for insuthcleucy Oh
! evidence on a motion of the district attorne =.
The case of the state VS.. H. d. Quincy was
called H. G. Eller, of St Paul, appearing for
defendant. The indictment charged him with
obstructing the highway. The jury returned
a verdict of acquttal
The walking match at the Y. NJ. G. A.
gymnasium last evening was participated III
by our contestants Begg, Pratt Grant anu
Henning. The successful contestant was
Pratt who won by about three feet. Begg be-
ing second. The match was heel and toe for
one half hour and the distance covered was
three miles and four laps, the course being
forty laps to the mile. The participants aIe
young men, residents of Saltwater, and none
of them professionals.