St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-29

CLEANED AT SALTWATER.
The Logs Handled by the st. Croix
Boom Company.
A BAD CUTTING sCRAPE.
Havoc Caused by a Delivery Team
Doings in Society Last
Week.

The st. CroiX Boom company reports
100000 feet of logs as having passed
through its hands already, and at the
present rate of 100000 per day re-
cdived, the output for next week will
be increased Three hundred men are
at work, but the logs come faster than
even this large force can handle them.
Reports from all of the tributaries to the
st. CroiX state that the drives are COM
ing out in q most satisfactory manner.
Meanwhile, in spite of the fact that one
of the main dams has gone out, the rain
keeps up good stage of water in the
river, and no fears need be entertained
of jam at the Falls this season.
Late yesterday afternoon William
Kneabal was assaulted by Martin Rud
loft with beer mug at the Northwest
ern brewery and was terribly cut about
the face and head. He was conveyed to
the Office of DR.. B. j. Merritt, who
dressed his wounds, which were found
to be quite severe. His assailant was
intoxicated at the time of the assault.
Officers are in search of the perpetrator
of the outrage.
A delivery team for Neumeier & Dro-
Third street hill yesterday morning, dis
tributing the groceries along the street,
and striking the carriage of Dr.. 3. j.
Merrill, throwing him out and smashing
the vehicle badly. The doctor escaped
with only slight bruises.
Three weddings were celebrated last
week among society people. On Tues
day, Thomas J. Burke, of this city, and
Miss Nellie KrepfeI, of Hudson; on
Wednesday, Matthew Clark and Miss
Bessie Simpson, of this city were
united by Rev. W. III. Albright at the
First Presbyterian church, and OH
Thursday evening l.. w. Clark and
Miss May Norton were married by Rev.
j. N. Albert, of the Congregational
church..
Official notice has been received by F.
II. Shedd of his appointment agent of
the Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st. Paul
Railway company at this city, vice E.
d. SeWell, resigned. The appointment
was requested by the business men of
this city and meets their warmest APP
prevail. Mr.. Sewell enters upon his
duties as travelling lumber freight
agent.
The matter of building a new church
edifice will be presented to the cOngre-
CATION at the First Baptist church this
morning by the pastor. The present
church is too small and old to be suit
able place of worship, and another fine
building will be added to the city.
The subcOntractors on the Second
street sewer, between Chestnut and
Myrtle, have come to grief. They dug
their trench very narrow and failed to
curb it substantially, so that as soon as
the rain took the frost out general
cave-in resulted.
The concert given Friday evening by
the pupils of Mrs. G. d. Gish was very
creditable one, and the young amateur
male quartette and Frank Judd and
Misses Sprague, Gurie, Sargent, COwan
and Miss connie Clark carried off the
honOrS.
The Parish Aid society of the Assem-
sion church elected on Thursday after
noon Mrs. H. M. TorinuS, president;
Mrs. William M. Capron, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. ID. Bronson, secretary; Mrs.
A. G. HospeS, treasurer.
The event of the coming week in art
circles is the exhibition to be given at
the residence OF Mrs. Fl. r. Murdoch,
commencing Tuesday evening and all
the week.
Mrs. Amy Webster and Miss Louise
Goodhue have gone to Washington, d.
c., for two weeks visit with Mr. and
and Mrs. Senator d. M. Sabin.
Mrs. Edward Demary, of Washington.
D. c., is expected this week to spend
the summer with her father, Capt. S. NJ.
Register, and family.
Joseph Schuph has leased his resi-
denee for the summer to J. s.. Sturte-
want and has built a cottage at ChisagO
lake, MINI.
Mrs. E. J. Treat and Mrs. Isaac Sta
pies contemplate taking trip to, the
New England states the latter part of
the week.
Mrs. Minnie Bromley and Mrs. H. E.
Smith and daughter, of White Bear
lake, were visiting friends here last
week.
The "Vocophine band" went to White
Bear lake Thursday night and gave a
concert. They report grand time.
Mrs. William Sauntry returned Tues
day evening from Denver, Col, after
about six weeks soiOurn.
Dewitt Young, late head clerk at the
Sawyer house, left on Friday evening
for Denver, Col.
The Bunch of Keys company per-
formed here last evening at the Grand
to fair house.
A surprise party was given last even
ing on Harry DarmS by number of his
young friends.
Mrs. Laura Burlington, of St. Paul, is
spending the Sabbath with her parents
at Oak Park.
Mrs. George Rogentine has been
visiting in st. Paul during the last
week.
Harvey Shepard, of Worthington,
Mimi, is looking up his old-time friends.
Warden and Mrs. Stordock have gone
to Rothsay, MIMI, Oil short visit.
Miss Bracket, of MinneapO lis, is a
guest of Mrs. w. G. Brunson, il.
Mrs. Bates and daughter, of Fargo,
are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Horace Davis returned from
trip in Michigan Monday.
Miss Bertha Miller. of this city, is Wis
iting friends at st. Cloud.
E. W. Durant and wife returned yes
terday from Chicago.
Will May has gone to Fargo, OAK, to
engage in business.
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