St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-15
SALTWATER SIFTINGS.
Court Cullings--Prisoner Sent Up
Death of n Driver.
The Coming General Town
News and Gossip.

In the probate court the petition OF Eliza
beth Geary asking shat the last viii and tesla
nnent of Patrick Geary be proved and admit
/ ted was filed and hearing set for FEB. l5- In
: the estate OF John Nagnuson- deceased, Lizzie
Catherine Magnuson filed her petition and
! the hearing was set for Feb. :. John BOune,
administrator for Peter y. Nelson. nled his
petition for license 10 sell real estate and the
hearing set for March l.
William De Laverne, Col. Hersey's driver,
| died very suddenly yesterday. He was down
I town on Wednesday, well as usual He went
I home and retired about 10 o'clock He was
/ taken III early yesterday morning and died
about noon. He was % years old and has
been employed by Col Hersey for several
years. His parents are both dead, and mis-
| only brother, who Is at Brounton, was tele-
graphed for.
Next Tuesday evening the Beethoven Con-
servatory OF Music, Prof. Werner instructor,
will give q musicale at the Grand opera
house. Prof Werner viii be assisted by some
| or the best talent in the Northwest. Among
those who will take part are Miss Ingeborg
Lovgren- the great prima donna, Mr.. Fred
Hill, the violiuist. Mr. Holt, the violin solOst
both Of 81. Paul, Miss Grace Welsh OF this
city and Others.
Yesterday Judge McCluer appointed three
commissioners TO condemn certain lands for
the Chicago. Burlington X Northern Railway
company, through which their road will run
The names are E. ;. Brown, Thomas j.
Ramsden and ]. II. Crandall.
Recently +. S. Pitman advertised two dogs
for sale IN the GLOBE and has
received enough inquiries from all parts of
the Northwest 10 sell a hundred dogs This
goes 20 show how widely the GLOBE is read.
Quite a number OF saltwater people took
IN the laying of the corher-blOck OF the ice
palace at 81. Paul on last night. Just eighteen
persons went over the special on the Duluth
road, but more came back on it.
John Thou as James winslow. John Pauls-
ter, Joseph Sla IN and William Shaw. the i've
prisoners sent up on Wednesday from Hen
neDin county for larceny, are the first re-
ceived since the 4th inst.
Yesterday the city clerk filed IN the district
clerks Office the number OF births and deaths
for the year 1855. The report shows sos
births and Ia deaths. In lisa there were 403
births and l52 deaths.
John MIlligan was up before Judge Netha-
way yesterday for being drunk and diSor-
DERBY and sent 20 jail for twenty-nine days.
Sven johnson, for the same offense, gOt If
teen days
The coming OF the st. George SnowsuOe
club OF 81. Paul Tomorrow evening l. awaited
for with considerable interest. As yet Still
water has no club.
Mr.. James G.. Foley's two little children,
who have been down with scarlet fever. are
improving. He lost two from this disease in
side OF one week.
Last night Miss Bay Stein entertained
large number OF her young friends very pleas
antly. the event was the celebration of her
18th birthday.
Yesterday on the market square wheat sold
at 50 cents. wood for 81 tOS5, timothy hay from
- TO 80 and prairie hay from s. TO 81.
Mr.. A. +. Wing returned from Pennington
yesterday, where he embalmed two bodies for
shipment TO New York.
Messrs. l.. Mittelstadt of Luverne and A.
G. Goltz of Beaver Creek are the guests OF
Mrs. III. NJ. Torinus.
The funeral of Grove Fay, son OF Mr..
Charles Fay Of Alton, will take place this af-
ternoOn.
Messrs. d. ID. Finch. John McCluer and J.
NJ l. James of St Paul were over yester-
day.
Mr.. II. II. Harrison Is back from pleas
ant visit TO his old home ut Bridgeport. o.
The funeral of Barnard Develin viii take
place from Burt 4 Wings this afternoon.
The next shoot OF the gun club for the
badge will be on the Goth.
Tho First National bank has reelected the
old officers and directors.
J. III. Dolchy and Kate Thorn are still in
the county Jail.