St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-07
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
A Very Creditable Democratic Rally
Last Evening.
SENATOR SABIN AT HOME.
Social and General Doings of the Peo-
pie of Busting
City.

The Democratic rally last night was
an immense success. About 500 Demo-
Gratis formed a procession at their head
quarters, on South Main street, and
marched to the Sawyer house, where
they met Hon. d. w. Lawler and Judge
J. J. McCafferty, of st. Paul, and then
proceeded to the Grand Opera house,
where they found large audience in
waiting, of Democrats and Republicans,
and a large number of ladies. Hon. e.
w. Durant introduced the speakers who
addressed the audience. The non-ar-
rival of the uniforms and torches made
it impossible to have lighted process
sion. The Saltwater COrnet band fur
nished fine music.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. 9, the stock
company of the Peoples theater, of st.
Paul, will present the drama of Martha,
the Factory Girl" at the Grand opera
house, this city, at the popular prices
of admission, % and 30 cents.
Hon. D. NJ. Sabin returned yesterday
morning, and at once set about looking
up business matters, which have been
so long in the hands of his representa-
tives. He was absorbed during the
entire day in attention to these matters,
and found but little time for the con-
CALCULATIONS of his friends, who were
all anxious to see him. The senarOr is
looking well and appeared to be in eX
cellent spirits.
w. ID. King, of Minneapolis, is in the
city spending the Sabbath.
Mrs. Alfred Colony, of Keene, N. H.,
formerly Miss Fannie Hawkins, of this
city, has been a guest of Mrs. George
Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. H0spes, of White
Bear, will move into the residence of
their father, the late Louis HOspes, in
the northern part of the city.
W. II. Prince was in the city for few
days last week.
Mrs. Joseph KelsO has been a visitor
among friends during the latter part of
the week.
jim Rhone, a somewhat noted char
acter about town, was arrested last
evening, on suspicion of being the party
who assaulted Louisa Huffman on
Thursday evening.
Some old soldiers, under the leader
ship of Capt. w. II. II. Taylor, have
formed a Harrison and Morton club,
with rooms in the Mower block.
Mrs. Louis HOspeS has gone to st.
Paul, where she will reside in the fut
ure, with her daughter.
S. l.. Moore, of st. Paul, was in
the city yesterday, looking up old
friends.
Thomas Taylor is quite sick at his
home on Olive st.
Mrs. Jacob and Mrs. P. Deragisch have
returned from visit up to Bismarck,
Oak.
Fayette Marsh speaks at Duluth
Oct. II.
Mrs. George Brush returned to her
home at WinOna yesterday after brief
sOjourn in this city.
Harry Darms leaves to-day for the
Michigan university at Ann ArbOr,
where he takes a course in medicine.
Charles F. DinsmOre and Miss Ida
Richardson, well known young people
in this city, will be married next
Wednesday by Rev. w. II. Albright at
the residence I'D. Richardson, on North
Fourth street.
Miss Gilett, of Winona, has been TAX
ing Miss Sarah Smiths position in the
public schools of this city.
Mrs. Judge Woodruff, of Mahtomedi,
has been visiting among her many
friends this week, preparatory to her
departure next week for Seattle, w. L.
The Chautauqua club will convene
Oct. 10, at 3 p. M, at Mrs. II. E. Smiths,
for their initial lesson.
Mrs. Percy B. Smith has been visiting
with her sister, Mrs. DR.. 2. II. Willard,
for few days at st. Paul.
Theodore Converse returned home
after a few weeks absence down in
New York among friends.
Mcmillan have gone down TO Sioux
City. 10, to visit the corn palace.