St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-29
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SPICE.

Sheriff Byrne, of Gogebic county, Michi-
gan, was in the city yesterday.
Lawyer II. A. Wilson. wife and infant son,
of Kansas City, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. :.
T. Lowering. of 4S2 Laurel avenue.
The remains of Patrick Connolly. who was
killed at the Milwaukee freight depot satur-
day. will be taken 10 Chaska this morning
for interment
William Schoforth and Albert Widmer,
who are wanted i'll Bessemer, Mich. for rob-
bing Ehrmantraut's hotel were taken back
last night by Sheriff Byrue.
Elaborate preparations have been made for
the sociabie to he held at st. Michaels school
hall Monday and Tuesday evenings OF this
week, and all wishing to enjoy pleasant
evening should not fail 10 attend.
Charles Robinson, colored. deck hand Oh
a river boat, was taken to the city hospital
yesterday morning. The rumor spread that
Robinson had the cholera, but the physi-
Clans at the hospital deny tie report, and
Say his illness Is not i'll that line.
The Sixth Ward Cleveland LAWYER club is
making active preparations for grand ratt
tication meeting at Paul Martins hall Mon
day evening, Sept. 5. Good speakers. good
music and large gathering will be there.
The other ward clubs will be largely repre-
sented.
A ten-year-old boy of Joseph Priests was
run over by a rig driven by W. A. Allen, at
the corner of Seventh and Ramsey last even
Ing The lad was taken to his home at 10i6
James street i'll the patrol wagon. His in
juries were not severe. Allen, who lives at
574 Bay street says the boy ran in front of
his horse and he could not stop.
Assemblyman DAILY says he was incor-
reptlV repOrfed NJ the mapfiuo of the redlc-
ton of salaries committee, as published i'll
The GLOBE yesterday, The report said Nir.
DAILY was i'll favor of paying one commissioner
S1.200. and the others $1,000. What he did adj
vocate was the paying Of the head commits
EIoner 81, go per year and the others $1,000.
The eighth annual bouillon party of the
West Seventh Street club was gwen at the
club grounds yesterday, and was success IN
every way. Those present were Joe Nag-
ner, Charles Ringwald, Hugo Heinemap,
Henry Bueger, j. storey, Charles Ross.
George n. Warren, y, Tomashek, c. B. Nc
Bride, Lew Hoestel. AL Halter, w. j. Smith,
Messrs Sadler, Lynch, Eolker, Gray and
Frinklete.
Saturday night two cows, owned by S.
King, a resident of Marshall avenue, were
put in the pound. Early yesterday morning
King visited the pound, broke down the
fence and endeavored to drive his Jerseys
home Three other animals in the pound
walked out. and before King could coeral his
COWS Officer Harmon arrested him. He put
up So for his appearance in the police
court this morning. An hour later he was
arrested again by the same officer, charged
with being drunk. He put up another $40
for his appearance on this charge and was
released.
Miss Lilly Lake, the expert lady swimmer
whose exploits have created so much excite
ment at Ccney island this summer, has been
secured by Manager Piiling to give exhib1-
lions at Wildwood afternoons and evenings
of this week, commencing tomorrow. She
will, in addition, give lessons in swimming
to ladies afternoons between and 5 O'Clock,
and special classes will be formed for morn
ings. Miss Lake is graceful, expert and fear
less, and was, with Miss Beckwitl, the prin
cipal attraction of the troupe of lady SWIM
mers organized by Manager Pilling few
wears ago. AS Miss Lake can remain here
but few days, it is probable that large
crowds will attend her exhibitions.