St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-06
CLEANED AT SALTWATER
Burglars Gather in a Lot Of Razors and
Pocket knives.
MONEY AND REvOLvERS LEFT
General News Of the Day---The Social
Week in the Bluff
City.

Olty.
Kenneman's hardware store, in the
McKusick block, corner of Main and
Myrtle streets, was burglariZed Friday
night, the thieves taking from show
case at the extreme front of the room
pocket knives aud razors worth $3.50.
Entrance was easily effected by the
thieves through the space in rear
window sash left vacant by the absence
of one large pane of glass, the opening
being amply sufficient to allow an ordi-
nary man to crawl through. AS tenn
porary eXpedient the proprietor had
loosely nailed against the sash board,
which was easily broken loose by the
marauders. The exit was made
through the rear door on the alley.
Valuable silver-plated ware and re-
vOlvers were neglected by the thieves
for comparatively cheap and bulky cut
lery, and the cash drawer containing
little money was untouched. They left
plain evidences of visit to the Office,
though the safe, in which was cOnsid-
cradle currency, showed no signs of hay
ing been tempered with. Yesterday
morning in DR.. Clark's carriage shed in
the alley was found an improvised bed
made of blankets which had been stolen
in the night, evidently by the burglars.
from line in the yard of Miss Godwin's
kindergarten on Myrtle street, directly
in the rear of the McKusick building,
but the thieves were early risers, and
no clue is as yet obtained. Certain con-
victs just discharged from the state
prison are suspected by Chief of Police
Shortall, who yesterday went to st.
Paul on their track.
Fayette Marsh announces his inten-
ton to remove to Duluth, where he
sees wider field for the practice of his
profession as lawyer.
Adolph Frederick, lieutenant-colonel
of the First Minnesota regiment, uni
form rank Knights of Pythias, is seri-
ously jill with sudden acute attack of
Bright's disease of the kidneys.
John Welsh will at once begin the
erection of a building on his South
Third street property, near Oak street.
The dramatic section of the Menner-
Choir will present this evening at Music
hall the three-aet comedy. sour Sa-
bina."
Lumbermen received reports yester-
day that snow was falling in the vicin-
ity of Hinckley.
The Farmers alliance of Washington
county will meet at the court house
Monday, as will also the county COM
missioners.
At the temperance reading room
gospel and SONG service will be con-
Quoted at o'clock to-day by Rev. j. M.
Bull.
IN THE SOCIAL. SWIM.
Miss Mollie Robertson entertained her
fellow campers. who were at Mahtome-
di, Oh White Bear. last summer, with
a New Years party. MeSsrs. Miller,
sons of Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller,
of White Bear, were among those pres
ent.
The Odd Fellows have public in
stallation Monday evening, at which
some of the grand lodge officers will he
present and assist in the installation
ceremonies, after which social dance
will end the festivities.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian
Temperance union opened their new
free reading room over Hathaway'S
shop, on Third street. OH New Years
day with reception to all callers.
Mr.. and Mrs. J G. Henning have been
visiting friends in Minneapolis during
the holidays. Mr.. Henning having been
elected alderman of the Third ward, he
had to return rather suddenly.
On Monday evening Mrs. George F.
Sabin entertains the members of the
Episcopal church with all Epiphany"
party. This is custom that is kept up
by the ladies of this church.
The dancing party given by the Home
club and Faribault cadets New Years
eve and New Years night were swell
affairs and largely attended by the
young society people.
Miss Fannie Folsom entertained her
friends Wednesday evening with
dancing party. which was thoroughly
enjoyed by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Charles Merry have
gone to Philadelphia, Pa, where the
doctor will take a post graduate course
for couple of months.
The marriage of Miss "Dode" Malloy
and Harry Eckert, of South Saltwater,
was solemnized by Rev. Father Murphy
on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Percy B. Smith has returned
from st. Paul, where she has been a
guest of Mrs. DR.. 2. Ii. Willard for
about two weeks.
Miss Emma Van Worries. Miss May
van f0fheS ana MISS Adam tlcn3rdSOn,
of st Paul, were the guests of Mrs. Ell.
Torinus this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Proctor have left
the Sawyer house and have gone to
on South Third street.
Cadet Bud Whipple. of Winona. Mimi,
was up Tuesday to the Faribauit cadets
party at the Sawyer house.
Miss Bertha Westby and Miss Della
Lamphere have been visiting friends in
Minneapolis the last week.
Miss Anna Comfort, OF Minneapolis,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. W. FL.
Carson, for few days.
Ira King spent Monday evening at
White Bear lake attending Masonic
Miss Ed tn Hope, of st. Paul. spent
New Years day with Miss Lois Sprague,
of this city.
Miss Clements, of Milwaukee, was a
guest of Miss Folsom during the week.
Miss Ella Anderson returned Friday
to Washington, ID. c., to her school.
j. b. Jones and family, of Hudson,
Wis, visited friends here yesterday.
A Fatal Question.