St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-25
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events of the Day in the City on
the st, CrOiX.

salvina Radino has entered upon his life
sentence at the prison for the murder of
Paola Binda, AZ st. Paul.
Charlie, a son of County Treasurer
Bloomer, is rapidly failing. and but faint
hopes OF his recovery are entertained.
A Swedish concert and theater will be
given this evening at Music hall. Carl
Sabeltraf and his Rivals short comedy,
will be rendered.
DR.. W. c. Voigt has been elected temporary
chairman of the Democratic city committee
and Will preside at the convention tomorrow
afternoon.
W. W. Maxwell. father of DR.. E. E. Max.
well, of this city, died at his home in Osceola,
Wis, Monday evening, of pneumonia, 81 an
age of seyenty-two years.
Negotiations are pending whereby W. II.
Bromley d Co. will become the purchasers
OF the Phoenix livery and sale stables, on
Chestnut street. The consideration is said
to be $3.50.
John Mccarthy, secretary Of the Lily Lake
Driving association, has received word from
the secretary of the Northwestern circuit
that entries for the July races Will be kept
open until April 10.
AT meeting of the A. o. H. Monday even
ing resolution was adopted extending
vote OF thanks 10 all who aided i'll making
the 81. Patrick S day celebration a success in
GLIDING Mayor Durant and the speakers who
participated.
Evans u Hoey are booked for an appear
once at the Grand opera house, April l. in
the musical-cOmedy, "A Parior Match An
Invitation has been extended Messrs. Evans
ana Hoey to participate i'll an Elks' social 10
be held at odd Fellows hall next Wednesday
evening after the performance.
Fayette Marsh is at Grsntsburg, Wis. on
business connected with Fred Staples, who
was sentenced to pay fine or $50 and TO
serve thirty days i'll Jail for the murder of
David Seeley, few days ago. Staples is to
he tried again, and Mr.. Marsh will make a
motion for change of venue.
large audience was present at the Grand
opera house last evening, the occasion beng
the concert given by the Glee and Banjo
clubs of the State university under the aus
plces OF the King Daughters. The fashion
able audience listened attentively TO the ex-
cellent programme which was admirably
rendered.
The Democratic and Republican caucusses
Will be held this evening at the various pre-
cincts. and the delegates chosen will assem-
bic Ill joint convention at the city hall to-
morrow afternoon. The present monuments
of city Offices will probably be Endorsed, and
recommended to continue in office by both
parties.
Edward l. Miller was received at the prison
yesterday from OImsted county, and will
serve fifteen months for grand larceny in the
second degree. lie was sentenced in July,
le9c, and appealed to the supreme court.
where the Judgment of the lower court was
sustained. lie Will now serve his term from
the date OF the decision of the supreme
court March 81.
W. Goodhue, for many years promi-
nently connected with the Northwestern
Manufacturing and Car company latterly
manager of the sales department. of the Min
nesota Ihresher company, has resigned his
position with that concern to take effect
April l. Mr.. Goodhue expects to leave for
Chicago early in April, where he will engage
III The wholesale commission business.