St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-04
SALTWATER SIFTINGS.
Toboggan Clubs and Many Citizens
Going to the Carnival Tonight
General News and Gossip In the
Prison City.

For the benefit of the Saltwater people VINO
to go TO st. Paul during the carnlVaI
we append the time card OF the Two roauS'
Omaha-Leave Saltwater at 5;zo, i:4O, o.
II:IO n m and :23, $40, 5:l5 and ;zZ p ~,
Leave ST. Paul s. $50, 9, 80 and 10 a. M, ana
ond5p. %. On Sunday they leave
StilIv or at 5:25 and :23. and 81. PAU at
$3.50 TAO. Duluth-Leave Saltwater III
1850 an q: 40 a. NJ, and 4:45 and sos p. ID;
Leave St. Paul at $40 a. II. ana u :oo' ona -
Up. u. On Sundays they leave Sunwseer a'
l0:40 and 5:25, and st. Paul at I2:5O anu l.
Only two of our toboggan CLUBS, the
saltwater and the Little Crow, VIII go 10 81.
Paul tonight They will go on the specla on
the Omaha leaving at 6:3O, and returning
leaving st. Paul at Ii O'CLOCK One dn1
probably two drum corps ana laiRS hul1 sIi
OF citizens will accompany them. Many III III
fJo over during the day. The turnout depends
on the weather. Neither OF the laoles cieo 's
or the Netaska will go as clubs, as only le"
of the members have uniforms.
The murder trial drags slowly with the
same old testimony. The witnesses exanineu
Yesterday were Albert Drews, Joe Lukinger'
Mary Wehrle, Louis Hetner, William nop-
erts. DR.. Clark and Matt Shortall. me de-
tense will have thirteen or fourteen VIII
nesses and the trial will probably last al
week The attorneys for Booking and Hen
ner will endeavor TO establish the theory VI
suicide and that he was never in bed.
The Little Crows paraded the streets
after drill yesterday afternoon and attracted
considerable attention. They drill better
than many newly organized military COLI
panies, and look well About thirty or them
will go to St. Paul tonight. They VIII go Tor
half fare, which is 81.
A new clergyman arrived at rev DE-
Dunn's Yesterday and will remain with MIN
permanently. lie weighs just nine and one
half pounds and is quite dude. numoer
OF his lady friends called to see him during
the day. hs
Mercury froze up tighter than beeswax
yesterday morning. The air was tuil OF frost
and some thermometers indicated A below.
Many pipes froZe up, and the night was oy
all odds the coolest of the season.
Several lady members Of the "Netaska"
toboggan club appeared on the streets yester-
Gay in their uniforms consisting or white
ulsters checkercd with red. They looked as
sweet as could be.
All comrades of the G.. A. r. who propose
participating in the storming of thei ice palace
on the 18th inst. VIII please leave their names
with Quartermaster j. A. Tenner as soon as
possible.
When Isaac Staples thoroughbred stock
arrived yesterday two of the cattle were
found dead, one having broken its neck on
the way.
Ed Demaray has been appointed to clerk
ship in the Office of the comptroller OF the
cuTFGucg az w paying %-fSpO PNA
year.
Twenty or twenty-five sweet little girls
have organized toboggan club and adopted
led ulster uniform.
Back numbers of the GLOBE containing fnll
accounts of the carnival can be found at the
Office, 2l5% South Main street.
Mrs. w. G.. Conrad entertained the After
noon club yesterday. The other halves
Joined the ladies at Tea.
Mr.. A. NJ. Patee's 51st birthday was pleas
antly recognized by large number of friends
Oh Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George NJ. Brush entertained the
North Hill Progressive Euchre club on Tues
day evening.
At council on Tuesday evening the much
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and benefits were
passed.
Another child of August Hollis is very low
with scarlet fever.
Mr.. George Swain is laid up with sore
throat.
Charles It. Abbott of Helena is in the city.
The ice has been taken out of the rink.
Jim Harper is home from Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Bean is better.