St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-15
SALTWATER sIPFINGS.
How sunday Was Spent at the Prison
City.
Doings I'm the Churches--Postonce
Force Laid Up.
Note. Ahour Town.

The remains OF the late James II. Bromley
arrived at as yesterday afternoon aud were
met at the depot by the pail bearers pre-
viously appointed and many other former ac-
tainlg be marked by an exceedingly large
attendance. occurs at 8 o'clock this after
noon from the Presbyterian church. The
journey OF Mrs. Bromley, who accompanied
her husbands body from California, was
peculiarly sad aud depressing since during
the entire trip from Los Angeles the sole
other occupant OF the sleeper was young
woman who was accompanying the dead
body or her father TO an Eastern city.
All the churches holding services yesterday
were largely attended, the English addresses
at the Swedish Lutheran church calling out
many people whose ignorance OF the Scandi-
navian language has heretofore prevented
their attendance AT that sanctuary. In the
evening At the Presbyterian church DIR. Car
roll spoke with dramatic force and marked
effect on The Local Lessons of the Murder
Trial, while IT the Methodist Mrs. Mary G..
Mind OF Minneapolis held missionary meet
Ing In the morning and preached instruct
lively In the evening.
The greater part OF the post-ofice force Is
either laid up for repairs or is in a more or
less impaired physical condition. For over a
week Money Order Clerk and Assistant Post
master Fellows has been confined 10 his bed
at the residence OF his brother-iu-law. Sena-
W D. ~. 1lSlit. Adlluk NGFh a. heGFli
is nearly incapacitated by a severe cold and
throat trouble. By reason OF Mr.. Fellow s
illness the postmaster'S sou. Eddie. was called
home from the state university to assist in
the Office, and on Saturday evening Ed him
self went partially on the hospital list.
c. X. Gardner, OF Gardner s Baker. lum-
oermen came down from the Grindstone
river region Saturday night and reports that
last week was the best thus far OF the winter
for logging operations. The roads were in
greatly improved condition by reason OF the
moistening and subsequent more solid pack
ing or the snow, and more lumber was banked
than IN any previous week.
newly reported victim OF the raid OF the
pickpockets at the st. Paul union depot plat
form Friday night is a young man named
Babcock living on the north hill His loss,
which included comfortable sum of mOnev
and his return ticket. was not discovered
until some time after the theft.
The trial OF Fritz Booking for the alleged
murder of Henry Hosli will be resumed at 2
O'Clock this afternoon. The testimony for
the defense will probably be concluded to-
day and the case be given 10 the jury to-mor-
row, or at the latest Wednesday morning.
Up to this time during January thirty-fivc
special delivery letters have been received al
the post-Oiiice. double the number for any
previous entire month.
Gus Cove. with the electric light company,
whose recent sudden and acute illness was
mentioned in the GLOBE. is again sick.
Master Harry futile, who received severe
spinal injuries In coastinT accident Thurs
day evening. Is slowly recovering.
Three additional cases OF fever were yes
terdaY reported at the residence OF II. c.
Smith. North Third street.
The funeral of the late Daniel Sullivan win
take place at 9 o'clock this morning from ST.
Michaels church.
Miss Bob Dippo and niece OF Hudson were
guests of saltwater friends Saturday and
Sunday.
The little son of Harry Wheeler is reported
as seriously III.