St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-16
STILI.W - ~ News.
Speck of War ast, the .ta.e Fire
Commits sion.

| Inc local relief committee has practi-
! cally decided that IL will turn ny,-r none
J or the funds In is pO>>es,tou for the re-
! lief ut the llnckley fire sufferers to tie
: state committee, aud Aid. King left
yesterday for Pine City to make ar
engagements whereby soma repu able
Resident OF Pine county Will take Charge
OF StIilwater's donation. GOV. Nilsson, iii
MS appointment Of the stat. CON .Iittee
ignored Pine aud washington Counties
, totaily.and residents of Saltwater are by
; 10 means pleased. Thy 10 not say
that lie ShOul nave app ell inpIiI-
Der or the committee from this cuun. ',
but Insist that Pine county was entitled
to recognition lnas.nuch aS So maI!y Of
the leading residents OF that county diI
heroic work shortly after the Ire
occurred.
1t is rum1rtd that there is a move
ment on foot TO nominate {. u. lIpi-
cUmOe, of this city, for Deinbtr OF the
legislature from the FIRST ward and
Marine district, which, If true, in-ans
that Nelson will have ii solid supporter
in Holc0mOe i'll the coming senatorial
contest. Mr.. Holcoinbr, when seen in
, regard to the matter. stated positively
that he had no idea of making the run
and believed the rumor groundiess.
Residents of Oak Park say that the
storm OF Friday was not a tornado but
genuine cyclone. board fences. etc.
being lifted high into the air. Several
lumber piles were scattered and a num-
Der of RATS lying near the Irumbuil
mill were broken up.
Arguments were made yesterday be-
fore Judge Willlst0n for the release OF
Thomas Mccoy. prisoner i'll tie
county Jail. The matter was taken
under amusement. Mccoy is a Pine
county prisoner held here for safe
keeping.
j. c. Sethaway left yesterday on
short trip 10 Pine City and Hinckiey
Miss Pearl Dixon has gone to Chicago
| to visit her sister.
Joe Zimmerman, of Guttenburg, 10.
and y. 5. Merriam. Of La Crosse. PROM
inent lumbermen, were in the city DUR
ing the week.
Deputy United States Marshal Matt
Shortall, having returned from Il trip to
Montana aud Idaho, was at home part
OF the week.
Though the base ball season is grow
ing late, a large crowd OF enthusiasts
! will 90 to White Bear today 10 see 4
game between tile Stiliwattrs and
Brainerds.
A motion for new trial in the case
of Receiver OGorlnan vs.. ID. NJ Sauin
ct al. was argued yesterday in the dis
! trict court.
The Fast Mail" Lincoln J. Carriers
scenic production, will be an attraction
at the Grand opera house next Friday
I evening.
George Knapp, who spent several
| days with his mother, Mrs. Joha Me-
kuS!ck. has returned 10 DUluth.
Miss Nellie Melvin, of st. Paul, was
guest at the home of Mr.. aud Mrs. j.
5. OBr.en the past week.
Invitations are out for a hop 70 be
given at Opera House hall, Sept. %, by
the Junior Mandolin club.
Mrs. Jacob Bean and children have
gone to California, where they will
spend the TALL and winter.
David Tozer has appealed from tie
Judgment III the case OF Thomas Yorks
vs.. David rozer.
Ed Elliott leaves this evening for
Cleveland. o., 10 attend the convention
Of mail carriers.
Mrs. r. w. Cameron and children, of
Galesburg. ILL.,, are guests at the home
of Ii. L. King.
j. A. McLaggan and wife have re-
turned lron SHORT WeuIlnS tour 10
Winona.
Miss May Mccarthy has returned
| from visit at Ashland. WIS.
DR.. G. w. Merry left yesterday on a
short trip to West Duluth.
DIR. &. L. Clark returned from West
| Superior Wednesday.
{. Ii. Cannon is spending a short va
| cation in Montana.
Miss Minnie Jones is visiting friends
| at Elk Point, s. ID.
James Fogle has returned to school at
pellatield, Wis.
Horace w. Davis has returned from
Denver, Col.