St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-13
Harmless Runaway--Making Tobog-
gans at the Penitentiary.
Special Ice Palace Trains Court Gull
fngs--GeneraI News.

Yesterday afternoon, about $3.50. Mrs. NJ. j
Williamson was driving down Chestnut street
with lady friend. Tue horse became stub
born and spirited and began backing. The
sleigh was upset and the occupants both
thrown out, but escaped unintured. The
| horse was stopped by several men who were
| passing, and did not run on. The only dam
| age was to the shafts.
The Duluth railroad will run a special train
/ TO 81. Paul tomorrow evening. TO accom-
modate the Saltwater people who want TO take
| In the laying of the corner OF ice at the ice
| turn, leaving St. Paul aboct IL or IL o'clock.
| The fare will be 81 for the round trip.
Yesterday August Booren and John Ander-
son were up before Judge Nethaway for sell
ing liquor on Sunday. The latter plead
guilty and was fined $29.42, and the case
ing. John Milligan, for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace, was fined $50.
The Northwest was well represented here
yesterday. Among the nOtables were l.. W.
Braden, Henry l.. Shepherd. Charles Bratt
and J. V. Mcintyre OF Minneapolis; Smith
Ellison, L. X. Stapnard and II. n. Setter OF
Taylor's Falls; II. p. Barlow Of Hudson and
l.. c. Mittlestadt of Leverne.
Nellie B., daughter of p. d. Foley, aged II
years and months, died on Monday night
from scarlet fever. Mr.. Foley lost another
little girl on Thursday and his other two
children are down with the same disease.
When the grand jury meets the charges
against Broecking and Heffner will be in
vestigated. They will come up first. There
is not much more for the grand jury to do.
At the 81. Croix foundry Capt. S. S. Hanks
steam moter pillow is being put up, and the
machinery is being made for Capt. Mead's
boat and Ed Hersey's yacht.
Mr.. Myron I. McKusick, who has been with
Seymour, Sabin Co. for long time, has en-
tered the service of the car company as as
sistant boOkkeeper.
DR.. Van Waters entertained the musical
society last night
The trial OF the case OF Sam Fox VS.. Ellison
& Stnnnard, before Judge Crosby, was re-
sumed yesterday in Gregory's Office.
A large number OF toboggans are being
| ceived from Minneapolis yesterday for fifty
more.
Mr.. Charles H. Parmlee of St. Paul visited
his father, Mr.. G. 5. Parmlee, yesterday.
Mr.. Z. Swanson has associated himself IN
! partnership with ErlansOn Brothers, and they
will occupy Clark & Davis old stand.
John II. Dolchy, alias Lane, and wife (?) are
still playing checkers with their noses behind
the bars in the county Jail.
Two more villages sent in birth and death
returns yesterday as follows: Anoka rs
Dlrtns anu Il ueaInsi Oakdale, 10 births and
10 deaths.
Company X contemplates entering COM
petitive drill with Company / for a banner
for the best of the two offered by Com
pany h.
Brown & Snyder have sold 100000 feet OF
logs on the Totogatic Conce river at IS. IS. to
] the Observation-Disclosures Lumber company
Mr.. Gearge f. Sabin. who has been con-
fined to his room by Illness for some days.
drove down town yesterday for the first time.
Mr.. viii King has just had telephone put
in his house, for the accommodation of his
customers who want anything at night.
The afternoon club will meet with Mrs. ,wiIl
Eaton this afternoon. The gentlemen will
| join them at $50.
The lowest the mercury reached yesterday
was > below and the highest ID - above.
f. Rhiner has about twenty men cutting
ice and eight teams hauling.
VIII Datchford left yesterday for the Min
nesota pineries on business.
Saltwater is to have toboggan slide aud a
| snowshoe club.
Judge McCluer is at Red Wing holding
| court.
Wheat plentiful at so cents.