St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-16
DULUTH NOTES.
MADE A POOR SHOT.

W. Blake, proprietor of the vile resort,
found his wife in bed with one Fred
johnson, a former empl)ye when in
Duluth, but later employed in grog-
gerry Oh the island at Cl0quet. Blake
upon discovering the couple in t1agrante.
delictu, drew revolver and attempted
to kill Johnson, but the bullet passed.
through his arm, infiicting a bad flesh
wound and injuring the bone some,
what. Johnson escaped and came to-
Duluth for medical treatment. Officers
are on the truck of Blake, who is said
to be in hiding.
CULLED ON THE CURB.
The Hunter Earhart wedding was,
the interesting social event of the
winter and TRANSFERRED last. night. Rev.
A. w. Ringland. of Duluth, assisted by
Rev. J. S. Boyd, of Preston, Mimi, per-,
formed the ceremony at the residence
of p. NJ. Graft on East Second street.,
Ronald NJ. Hunter and Miss Josephine,
Earhart were the contracting parties
and are universally known and liked in
this city. Abont 240 guests were pres
ent. At o'clock the ceremony was
performed in the presence of the inn
mediate relatives of the parties, and the
reception commenced an hour later.
At $3.50 the bridal party took their de-
parture for wedding tour in Pennsyl-
vania and Florida. They will reside OIL
Bench street when they return.
Lighthouse Keeper E. r. Jefferson,
for sixteen years in charge of the light
at the government entry, resigned the
position few days ago. Notice of the
appointment of James Prior. formerly
of Stannard Rock light, to succeed him
was received to-day. Jefferson has be-
come very wealthy through the early
purchase of real estate.
Capt. Inman has commenced work on
the construction of his new dock and
waiting rooms, designed especially for
the convenience of patrons of the new
and splendid steamer Ossifrage, which
he has just purchased.
Tee fact became known at the clos
ing of the board of traLe session
to-day that 1900, O0O-bushel annex is
to be built to the Great Northern eleva-
tor in West Superior. Work to COM
mence in few days.
OrlOw C. King was granted absolute
divorce from his wife, Maggie King, this
afternoon on the ground of her inf
deity and adultery with numerous men.
The parties had been married fourteen
years.
Two additional letter carriers were
appointed this afternoon, making twelve
in all. John Henneberey and Albert
Wiley were the lucky individuals.
J. E. Tefft was buried yesterday with
G. A. r. honOrs. Funeral services were
held at the Bethel. Deceased was born
in ConstantinOple, Turkey.
George W. Cable, the novelist and
author, recites '.Grande Pointe," from
his own pen, in the Grand opera house
Tuesday, Feb. 81.
Art studies in Duluth have received
fresh impetus by the return of Miss
Dow from her long visit i'll the vicinity
af Madison, Wis.
Mrs. John Panton died yesterday, aged
tWenty-four years five months and sew
enteen days. She will be buried in
Minneapolis.
The Young Mems Republican club is
trying to scare up little enthusiasm
through the medium of brass band. ID
W. D. Tomlin has received his APP
pointment from Gov. McGlll as one Of
the state board of boiler inspectors. !,
l. Van Baalen, of Syracuse. N. Y,
prominent shoe dealer, is visiting his
brothers in Duluth for few days. ..
The block to be erected between the
Fargusson building and the new Spald-
ing house will cost over 100000. y
A number of officials of the Standard:
Oil company are expected in Duluth
Saturday morning. s
Supt. Burdick, of the Great Northern
Elevator company, is visiting his son in
Fort Dodge, 10. q
Receiver Maginn:s, of the Duluth
land Office, has returned from his vaca-
ton. &
1t appears that three papers are to be
established in Ely in few weeks.
City employees received their January
pay yesterday.
Persons with money to invest will do we'll
to turn their attention to Duluth and Supe-
rior. NJ. B. Harrison 602 Duluth National
bank building. Duluth, has large list of
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