St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
& Lad Fatally Wounded With a Target
Rifle.
SENATOR SABIN AT HOME.
a Complete Resume Of the Doings in
Social Circles the Past
Week.

About 10 a. m. yesterday young lad
named Thomas FOran, aged sixteen
years. was accidentally shot by j. j.
Mcdonald, at the shooting gallery of
Frank Rivers, on South Main street.
Young Foran, who tends the gallery,
was passing in front of Mcdonald, who
held the gun at half cock, when it was
accidentally discharged, the muzzle
being only eight inches distant
at the time of the discharge.
The ball, a twenty-five caliber, from a
FlObert target rifle, entered the body
about one and half inches to the right
of the left hip bone, and ranging down.
ward. passed into the cavity Of the alb
domen, where it yet remains. The un-
fortunate lad was taken to the Office of
DR.. w. II. Caine, where the wound was
examined with the above results. He
lies at present in very critical condi-
tion, suffering extreme pain, and cannot
possibly recover. An operation will
probably be performed to-day, but no
hope of favorable result is anticipated.
The young lad was former bell boy at
the Sawyer and at one time GLOBE
carrier in this city.
Senator Sabin and Messrs. Hyde and
Bell, of Boston, have returned from
Duluth. The senator will remain here
until after the annual meeting of the
Thresher company this week, but will
not be able to attend the Chicago con-
vention, as he had intended, owing to
his many pressing business interests
here, which demand all of the time he
can spare from his senatorial duties.
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politics. but remarked rather unfavOr
ably upon the foolish attempt being
made to give the Republican nomina-
ton to Blaine.
The Scandinavian Ski club, of this
city, accompanied by their families and
invited guests, will picnic at Lake
De MOntreville. Hon. E. W. Durant,
in response to their invitation, will be
present and address them.
On Tuesday, of this week, George II.
Sullivan, of this city, will graduate at
the law school of the state university at
Madison, Wis.
E. w. Durant, Jr., will attend the
coming commencement exercises at
Yale, from which he recently gradu-
ated.
The annual settlements with the
township and school district treasurers
of Washington county are being made,
and warrants for the amount of the
school district and town tax for 1887 are
being drawn by the county auditor.
The suit of Fred j. Curtis VS.. tn city
of Saltwater for damage sustained to
his property, at the corner of Olive and
Second, by the water overflow, resulted
in verdict of 500 in favor of the plain
tiff. The amount claimed was S40O.
Court will continue two weeks longer.
Sheriff j. p. Hammered and Deputies
B. F. Carr and Charles Fish, of st. Cloud,
Minn., brought down Arthur Make
peace, sentenced to the state prison for
ten years for forgery, and Charles Fish
and Helmer Stevens, ten years for rob-
berry, and turned them over to Deputy
Warden Westby.
formerly of this city, are to be married
on June 81 at the brides home on West
Olive street.
"Chapman's" meat market closed yes
terday, he retirln G Oh account of diff
fculty in securing lease Of the build
ing for the ensuing year.
Sergeant Will FOven won the badge
from Private Murray, of Company K, at
the trial shoot yesterday.
IN SOCIETY.
Miss Fannie Larkin, of st. Paul, is a
guest of Miss Lois Sprague, of this city.
Miss Drussilla Smithson entertained
the class of 'SS of the Saltwater High
school on Friday evening.
Poly Patwell arrived home from Gin
cinnati last evening. One day was all
he wanted in that hot region.
Mrs. L. c. Proctor has gone to Charles
| City. To-, on a short visit.
John j. Kelly and Miss Julia Sullivan
are to be married June 81.
Mrs. Florence Wells. formerly Miss
Berry, is the guest of Mrs. Judge Meth
away.
Misses Ollie Hospes, Amanda Nelson
| and Gussie Bronson have returned from
Faribault this week.
The comedy of "Caste'' will be pre-
sented by amateurs June 20, for the
benefit of the Knights of Pythias lodge.
Mrs. A. T. jerks and daughters have
| gone to Albany, ILL.,, to spend about six
| weeks.
Miss Eva Foster gave a lawn party
| Friday evening at her charming home
on North Third street in honor of Miss
Fannie Wyman, of Pennsylvania, who
is visitor there. About twenty-five
young people enjoyed the occasion.
Cadet Sergt. Edward L. Butts, of
class "90," West Point Military academy,
came home Friday and will have about
honor of being the ranking first sergeant
of the battalion, and has made a first
class showing. He is an eX-member OF
| Company K, First regiment.
About twenty young married ladies
spent the day at Lake De MOntreville
Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bronson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Clark made trip to Winona
| Tuesday and spent the day with Mr.
and Mrs. e. NJ. Brush.
DR.. and Mrs. A. ]. Murdoch, of Min.
neapolis, were visitors here Friday al
the residence of Dr.. and Mrs. Rhodes.
Mrs. l.. f. Torinus, w. G. Bronson
and viii Bronson were over to Fari
bault to witness the closing exercises al
Shattuck.
Mrs. John Darms has gone to Rec
Wing for visit to relatives, and will be
gone about six weeks.
Mrs. Fred Scott is in Minneapolis fol
short visit among friends.
Chief Joy says the fire department in
spection is the 10Th, at p. M, at the
engine house.
| Warden Stordock and Steward Bennel
have gone to Joliet, H., and will visi
the Chicago convention the first of the
week.
Archbishop John Ireland will be a
st. Michael's church to-day, mornin:
and evening. Confirmation at 1890 a
m. and $3.50 p. m. at st. Joseph's church
Mrs. Matt Clark gave reception to ;
number of ladies Wednesday after
] noon.