St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-16
At fH[IlE: HEAD OF THE LAKE.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. G. Hunters Wedding
Anniversary.
PLENTY OF FIGHTS COMING.
Ehe Incandescent Light--News Gathered
~ About the Zenith City by Globe
10 Correspondents.

Special to the Globe.
tDULUTH, March 15.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
e. Hunter celebrated the thirty-sixth
anniversary of their wedding at their
home last night, and the occasion was
the most enjoyable in social way that
has taken the attention of Duluth soci-
ETY. people in some time. About one
Hundred friends were present. Mr.. and
Mfrs. Hunter were assisted in the re-
eeption by their sons and daughters and
sens-in-law and daughters-in-law. MI.
and Mrs. Hunter are among Duluth's
oldest residents, having lived here when
fish were scarce and potatoes scarcer.
THE INCANDESCENT LIGHT.
Articles of incorporation will be filed
tomorrow for 'The Zenith City Electric
Light Company" The officers are:
President, S. II. Pierce; vice-president,
w. S. Pierce; secretary, w. S. Pierce;
treasurer. w. P. Strickland. The plant
will include one-story brick building
on Minnesota Point, and there will be
three sixty -horSe boilers, three 100
horse power, engines, and six dynamos.
About 1000 incandescent lights are al
ready engaged.
THE SEASON OPENING.
Already the fistic season groweth in
teresting. presumably because of the
Sullivan-Mitchell fight. Billy Lynn,
who calls himself the champion light
weight of Idaho. says he will fight J. P.
Bonner or Charles Gleason six rounds
for any sum and on any terms. "Black
Frank and Curtiss have deposited s25
each as a forfeit toward finish fight
for $500 side to occur about April Is.
George Siddons, champion feather
weight of Illinois," says he accepts
Tommy Burke's offer, and will fight the
latter at Duluth or Toronto. Paddy
Mcdonald and Mike Carroll, of Tower,
will spar four rounds April 80 for $50
side.
RANDOM NOTES.
1t is thought that last nights slight
fire on Sixth avenue was caused by de-
fective chimney, which in turn was
made defective by the dynamite eX-
ploSion the day before. Other Chin
neyS in the neighbOrhOod are being eX-
amined.
Vessel Agent Rose, after returning
from the East, says twenty new boats
are being built at Bay City and Cleve-
land, and water freight rates the COM
ing season will be very low in cOnSe-
quence.
The South Duluth land swindle has
been revived. This time in Milwaukee.
A telegram has been received here, ask
ing for the value of South Duluth lots.
The property is miles from any plated
section.
A meeting of the Spaulding House
company this afternoon elected Neil
McLachlin, secretary, vice w. W. Nc
Kinney, resigned. The president was
GJnO0WarpU tO rent StOrpC
M. S. Costello, father of r. A.. and
uncle of j. j. Costello. died yesterday,
and the remains will be inferred to-mor-
row. Mr.. Costello had many friends
about Duluth.
William Hogan. of st. Paul, who was
reported lost, turned up this afternoon,
having been working here since sum-
mer.
y. FL. James, the 'Vermilion ore capt.
talist, left for New York to-day to close
aeOpper deal with Eastern people.
The month of March SO far shows
wheat receipts in excess of the whole of
March, 1887.
Napoleon Gregnon will build dock
for repairing lake vessels on Minnesota
Paint.lt z 9ff=;t"9fU - 1886; - -'5s.,s'@
Persons with money to invest will do well
tosturn their attention to Duluth and Supe-
mor.i M. B. Harrison, COZ Duluth National
bank building Duluth, has a large list of
property in both places for sale.