St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-26
STILLw ATER.
Nuggets of News From the Prison
city.


Yesterday Matt Clark and Isaac Staples, ap-
pellants in the case OF the Third National
Bank of st. Paul Us. The Saltwater Gas COM
pany, appealed TO the supreme court on March
g. filed papers in the clerks Office promising
TO pay the costs of the appeal and the dam
ages sustained by the respondent if the order
is affirmed OF the g. Is dismissed, and
abide and satisfy the Judgment or order
which the court may give therein, not exceed
ing $500. w. G. Bronson and X. NJ. Coles,
garnishees, also filed papers promising TO pay
a SUN not exceeding $3.50, If the case Of
Walker. Judd & VeaZie vs.. Morgan May, APP
pealed March l9, is dismissed.
The Northwestern men in the city 70 ster-
day were w. J. Allen and J. G. Maxwell OF
ST. Paul; d. A. Shepardson. Thomas Meal
pin, c. c. Garland. Robert Turnbull and II.
V. Plank, Minneapolis; L. A. Baker and A.
+. Kinney. Hudson; III. a. Ross, Moline; a..
G. Miller. Grand Forks, and E. A. Sherburn
of River Falls.
The funeral Of Louis Schupp from st.
Michaels church yesterday was largely at
tended. The pall-bearers we're Thomas
Burke, A. G, Postlewait, L. SImonet. Leon
ard Dahm. L. II. Seymour and Frank Apple,
employees of the hrm Of Joseph Schupp &
Sons. of which the deceased was a member.
Thomas Connors. one Of Conrad statesmen.
broke through the ice while crossing the lake
with Mr.. Conley, a Chicago drummer. at Ma
rine, on Wednesday, and narrowly escaped
drowning. They were on their way TO Osce-
ola, ard their sleigh broke down at Marine
for which point they had start d to walk.
Last night ]. II. DLgan, the veterinary sur
geon of the car company, was surprised by q
large number Of friends, and presented with
a pair OF gold-mounted spectacles In honor Of
his flst birthday.
Yesterday Gus Palmberg. a driver for L.
Albenberg, was arrested. charged with the
larceny OF some shirts and gloves from Al
benberg's store.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. A. Reeds thirtieth we'd
ding anniversary was pleasantly recognized
by a large number Of friends last night.
Claude Williams of the notwithstanding
company. which appears here next week, is
in the city making arrangements.
Yesterday a shelf in Phinney's store fell to
the floor with 500 worth of statuary and
vases, breaking every piece.
Miss Matte Elliott has returned from de-
lightful visit to st. Paul. Minneapolis ard
Hudson.
Alfred Fredericks is circulating a pet ition
praying for the pardon OF J. II. Dolcby.
Yesterday license TO wed was issued to J. P.
S. Bymark and Elizabeth Magnuson.
William willim is home from the South aud
Myrou Shepard from the woods.
Three convicts, two white and one colOred
were discharged yesterday.
The Lutheran Swedish church will give an
entertainment April /.
A. c. Hospes and r. NJ. Anderson were at
ST. Paul yesterday.
Magnus johnson, aged 60 years, died at
Marine yesterday.
runaway boy from Oshkosh was arrested
last night.
J. G. O'Gorman returned from Chicago last
evening.
J. J. Robinson is confined 70 bis bed by ILL
ness.
II. c. Chambers left last night for Chicago.
Albian MRsterman is not expected TO live.
Mrs. Matt Clark Is reported better.
A. L. Gillespie has returned.
Miss Nertie Welsh is very IN.