St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-12
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Georges Fourmer, the confection&, residing
on South Third street, came near being killed
early yesterday morning. He was awakened
by the rain about o'clock and was in the
act of pulling down the window when he was
struck by'lightning on the head and knocked
down. He lay unconscious for fully three
hours and was confined to his house all
day. He says it was the closest call he ever
had.
Frederick Kriesal an old resident of the
Louie settlement. died yesterday.
Charles Otto, who formerly worked in Heit-
mans restaurant and who was recently re-
ported missing, is very i'll in hospital in
Minneapolis.
Minnesota Lodge No. 1, I. O.. O. F., has
elected the following officars: N. g., j. L.
Jones; secretary, George 1. Gorham. Still
water Lodge the following: NJ. g., George
Low; secretary, DR.. w. G. Voight.
Pat Gflroy, convict from Mankate, died
yesterday from brain fever. He was sem
fenced for burglary and had only nine months
more to serve.
Mrs. John Harrigan, aged So years, died
yesterday from an ulcer, at the family resi-
dence, north of Saltwater.
Supt. I. Z. James OF the Washington county
schools announces examinations as follows
Saltwater Sept. 2 and at the Central school
building; Alton Sept. and 10; Point Doug
las Sept. ID and IA.
On Tuesday night Nels Vail, who was full
clear up to the whiskers, went into Billy Car
rolls saloon. He was refused a drink where
upon he became very boisterous and tried to
fire Billy. Yesterday he got twenty-one days
Harry Lott and O. A. Grant were out riding
yesterday. In turning Conred'S corner the
buggy upset and both we're thrown out, the
latter striking his head on the ground and
cutting his face slightly. Mr.. Lott was also
slightly hurt. The buggy was not damaged
to any extent
Messrs. W. G.. Clark and his son, Matt
Clark, and w. ID. Gilbert and ]. r. Dougherty
returned yesterday from the Brule river,
where they have been catching trout for o
week or so.
Extensive preparations are being made for
the Crusaders and Hibernians picnic at
White Bear next Wednesday. The sports
will consist Of regatta, skir racing and foot
racing.
DR.. and Mrs. Waiter returned yesterday
from three weeks visit in Canada. While
away Mrs. Walters sister and l.. B. TAYLOR
had their residence neatly painted, as sur.
prise.
The fire on Wheelers farm has been exap.
gerated. A farmer stated yesterday there was
not over two acres Of the swamp and not
much FIRE either.
motion for temporary alimony in the
divorce case of Ellen Rutherford VS.. E. A
Rutherford was argued yesterday and sub.
mitted.
Capt. W. G. Bronson and G. August Staples
returned from Bronson, Mimi, yesterday,
and report the crops first class
Henry Kitchley of Centreville was taxed
$14 and costs for shooting prairie chickens.
DR.. Meny, Will Willim, Nathan Roney and
others are camping at Mahtomedi.
A. G. Schuttinger will furnish the new
hall Of the Knights Of Pythias.
Rev. DR.. Carroll, Rev. Jourdain and Rev
Simps are at Mahtomedi.
Mrs. j. F. Burke is visiting friends in ST.
Paul and Minneapolis.
The teachers institute is in session at Oak
park.
John Westergreen and wife are at Marine
District court to-day.