St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-09
STILLwATER SEwS.
Arrival of Steamers--C0urt Cuttings
.-GeneraI Town News.

Martin Mowers steamer, the G. A. Mower.
from Arcola, was the first TO arrive here
from the north this season. She arrived yes
terday about 10 o'clock. This boat is a new
one, and was built by Mr.. Mower TO work
around in the lake. Ii is small side wheeler
seventy-fve feet long, twelve-foot beam,
with double engines geared. Mr.. Mower will
probably appoint Will Van Worries captain.
The steamer Clion, from Taylor's Falls, ar
rived yesterday at noon, repainted and much
improved in appearance, and with double her
former capacity. She returned at = O'Clock,
and will hereafter make daily trips between
Saltwater and the Falls, arriving at 10 q. IN.
and returning at p. m. On account OF the
ice she cannot run TO ST. Paul before the 25th.
The Knapp Bros, who have charge, report
the st. Croix clear OF ice between saltwater
and the falls.
Edwin L, Butts, son of Postmaster Butts CT
this city, will 20 to West Point, having passed
a successful examination last month. His
father received telegram from Hon. j. b.
Gilhllan, our representative, informing him
of this fact yesterday.
Yesterday in probate court in the Godfried
Ehrenberg estate, the report OF the sale of
real estate by the administrator was fled
and the sale confirmed. In the estate Of
Maria Bohemian, deceased. the petition for
the final settlement was fled and will be
heard May 3.
Fayette Marsh ami Ira w. Castle appeared
Tor w oSnlugtOu county. duQ SearleS, EWING
and Gail and g. E. Cole for the Syrus Jeffer-
son estate in the tax suit OF Washington
county against the latter; sum, $1,000; tried
in the supreme court yesterday.
Last night A. Brandymore was brought
down from ono OF DurSnt wheeler's camps,
where he cut bis right foot very severely
on Wednesday. He is at DR.. Jellisons hos
pital.
A large enthusiastic baby boy arrived at J.
NJ. Conrad's yesterday, in honor OF which Mr..
c. was busy setting up the cigars during the
day.
Yesterday Isaac Staples sent eight horses
to the Lily Lake Driving park In charge of V.
L. Clark TO open the spring campaign.
The elegant doll and silver service to be
given away at the Grand on Saturday, are on
exhibition in Schuttingers window.
Lane Bros. & Co. will have the sale OF al
the mill wood turned out at Hersey g. Beans
mill the coming season.
A fountain is being put up on the corner
of Third and Willard similar to the one OF
Third, near Chestnut.
The receipts of the city hospital last year
were S2,S67.O9, and the disbursements ST.
s09.90.
L. E. Hale, adjutaut of the Sons of Vet
Grams of Minneapolis, is here organizing q
| post.
W. S. Conrad and Rock Hersey are a
| Grand Forks, attending the Hersey- Hughe
/ suit.
H. T. King returned yesterday from q
three-months' visit to the Pacific coast.
Logs are worth about Sl-50 per 100 feet
more now than they were last April.
Scott Mexican, brother or Elias McKean OF
this city, died at Helena last week.
Herman Lehman of Lake Elmo win leav,
on a visit to Germany next week.
Mrs w. S. Conrad entertained the Episco
pal society yesterday.
The Saltwater -four mill resumed yesterday
paying 1Sc for wheat.
Hon. John McKusick returned YESTERDAY
from Duluth.
A hve-weeks-old son of q. f. Barclays die,
yesterday.