St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-30
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notes ABOUT Town.
Peter ]. Dostrom appears determined to
kill Warden Reed. For threatening to do this
he was arrested and held some weeks ago.
to the asylum at Rochester. He escaped
during last Monday and returned to Saltwater
on Friday. On that evening he was found on
the steps in front of Warden Reeds residence
mutter1ng something about the warden. The
police were notified and he was locked UP
and returned to Rochester yesterday.
Mr.. Charles A. Travis, one of the popular
conductors on the Chicago, Milwaukee s. St
Paul railroad, will move his family to st.
Paul. On and after Tuesday he will run O
train between St. Paul and Saltwater, arriving
here at 1905 p. M, and leaving at S:45 week
days and 200 on Sunday, arriving at :45
a. m. and 3. p. M, and leaving at IL 10 a. IN
and 6:40 p. m. Mr.. Collins, baggagemau
on the River Falls run, will take Charley s
old run.
The funeral of Mrs. Winfield Staples from
st. MichaePs church yesterday morning
W as largely attended. The pall-bearers were
John Mccartney, Robert Mallory, Patrick
Mackey, Mike Gillespie, Richard Welsh and
William o Brien.
Jourdain & Mathews have purchased the
interest of August and John Booren in the
Franconia sawmill, and with F. N. Peterson
have organized the Franconia Lumber COM
pany, with Mr.. Peterson as general manager
The boat across the lake, used for disreput
aDle purposes for some years past, was
burned yesterday morning. The boat was the
property of the late Mike Blake and was
valued at $500.
Joseph Drefke, an employee at Tepass
brewery, got drunk, went to sleep at the head
OF the bluff, and rolled over it. He was seri
ously but not dangerously injured.
Leopold Won Ranke, the German historian
who died at Berlin recently, aged 81 years
was cousin Of Judge Rudolph Lehmicke OF
this city.
The clerks in the dry goods and clothing
stores will play match game of ball at the
oall grounds tomorrow afternoon at {
o'clock.
in the Presbyterian church this morning, anG
Rev. j. G. Reynolds this evening.
The Songs of the Musician, a drama in
i've acts, will be presented at Music hall by
the Mennerchor tonight.
Dennis White, up for six days, was put tC
work on the stone pile yesterday. He did moi
like this and skipped.
The commencement exercises of the High
school will be held in the opera house next
Friday evening.
The amount of taxes paid this year is be-
lleved to be larger than last. Tomorrow is
the last day.
P. B. Crepeau has sold his farm near Som
erset, and will return to Saltwater to engage
in business.
Oscar McCamley, convict aged 2s years
nativity Michigan, died yesterday. Funera
to-day.
Charley Bloomer of this city recently en-
listed In a cavalry regiment in Colorado.
The benefit ball at the B. & L. hall last
Wednesday evening netted ubout sos.
The district court convened yesterday anG
adjourned till Tuesday at 10 a. m.
Forty-one soldiers graves will be decorated
here tomorrow afternoon.
All flowers for the soldiers graves should be
left at Tenner's cigar store.
Phil McDermott left yesterday for the
Nimmecogan drive.
Muller post will attend the NJ. E. church III
body tonight.
: There are 129 civil cases on Judge Netha.
ways docket.
Detective Kehoe was in the city yesterday
A child of Chris Sommers died yesterday.
The lake measures 49,