St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-17
GATHERED In SALTWATER.
The Marriage OF John Schroeder TO
Miss Emma Dreschler.
Sheriff Butts Bitten by His Bear--
General Notes.

Mr. John Schroeder was married to Miss
Emma Dreschler yesterday. The wedding
| took place at the residence OF the bride
mother, Mrs. Conrad DreSchler corner oil
! Fifth and Willard streets. and was largely
attended by friends and relatives. The bride
and groom, followed by the bridesmaid and
groomsman, appeared in the large parlors al
| 1920, and the ceremony was Immediately per-
! formed under the archway, which was ele
gautly decorated with flowers under which
| appeared fioI al horseshoe. The knot was
tied by Rudolph Lehmlcke. judge or probate
! court. The bride was attired in lovely blue
! silk trimmed with Spanish lace: orna'
ments, flowers and pearls. The brides
maid wore an elegant white cos
tune; ornaments, flowers and pearls.
The groom and groomsman appeared i'll the
! conventional dress, Mr. Emil Dreschler
| acted as best man and Miss Dora Schroeder
as best lady. Refreshments and supper fol-
! lowed the congratulations, after which dane
ing was commenced and kept up till morning.
The presents were elegant, costly and numer-
Gus.
Sheriff Page Butts was severely bitten by
his pet bear at his home at OSceOla on Tues
day. He had fed the bear and started to
walk away, when it seized him by the hand,
running both tusks clear through it. He had
revolver in his pocket and shot the bear in
the eye. This caused him to let go, after
which five bullets were sent into his head,
which did not appear to affect him. Win
chester rifle was procured and he was shot in
the head once with it. This killed him. Had
the sheriff not had revolver in his pocket
the animal wauld have torn his arm OFF. This
is the first time the bear ever attacked him.
He was always great pet, and Mr.. Butts and
his family were sorry to part with him.
Logs began running into the boom very
rapidly yesterday. A hundred men were put
to work on it in the morning, and men are at
work driving between Taylor'S Falls and the
mouth of the Snake river Some loggerS
think that rs, 000,0 900 or 100, 100000 feet can
be driven down if the water keeps up. Capt.
Grant. who was atTaylOr's Falls on Wednes-
day, says that he saw 720 logs pass in ten
minutes. AT that rate about 10,000,00O feet
passed during the day. Some OF the loggerS
now feel more hopeful.
Yesterday Judge McCluer. filed an order
authorizing George NJ. Brush, receiver of the
Transfer company to borrow $4,000 for the
term of three years at per cent. interest,
which may be used in making payments on
certain goods claimed by Esaias Rniener and
heirs of Julius Brunswick.
1t was reported on the streets yesterday
that Judge E. G. Butts, postmaster, was Il
candidate for probate judge on the Republic
can ticket and would probably get the nomi-
nation. The judge, however, says he is not a
candidate for any office.
William Shuhr, who struck Joseph Casey
over the eye with q maet at the TepaSS
brewery on Wednesday evening, was held to
the grand jury in the sum OF $500 on the
charge OF assault with u dangerous weapon.
CHARLES Miller was granted a divorce from
Minnie Miller on the ground of desertiOn, by
Judge McCluer yesterday. The plaintiff re-
sides at Red Wing and the defendant is be-
I Ltved to be in England.
] The aoJds i'll the room formerly occupied
! by Miss Johnston were removed by Court Of
! ficer Mckuaick yesterday to allow P. B.
! Crapeau to occupy the room.
A ,oung and old bachelors supper and
! entertainment will be given at the NJ.
/ church next Thu sday evening. The gentle
men will take up the money and wait on the
| table.
/ F. w. Pool and young LADY from Mime
apolis were married here by Rev. DR.. j. Fl.
Carroll on Wednesday evening.
The fair at Music hall. for the benefit OF
! the German Catholic church, reopened last
night with good attendance.
Dr. Pratt says that Mrs. Donnelly, who was
| struck by Il locomotive at Alton on Tuesday,
is not yet out of danger
| The pontoon at the bridge could not be
! opened yesterday on account of the breaking
/ of the draw chain.
| One death was reported yesterday. that of
/ Augusta johnson, North Main street, aged
! As years.
Emil Dreschler and Miss Mary Smith will
! be married tomorrow.
The Nelson mill at Lakeland will resume
| next Monday.