The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-17
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Local Politicians tn Dine at savin Rock To
 Sieht-No Wild Rice for the Plains.


 There was another of those occa- sional disgraceful occurrences Monday night among the colored residents of "Herod,s Square" George Washing ton Broadwell had a birthday celebra- ton and during the evenings program there was a little domestic infelcity. which caused such n disturbance that Officer Dan o'Reiliy visited the scene and found 1t was advisable to arrest Mrs. Broadycll. Yesterday afternoon she was before Judge Hubbard and her husband was arrested in the court room. The judge imposed the costs on each if the couple. Wash s6.so. Mrs, Wash sS.SO. Early last evening both were In the lookup.
 One of our democratic politicians re- gently nominated for office intends to make himself solid with the boys and has invited about twenty-five to partake of a shore dinner at Hilrs Homestead at Savin Rock, this evening. The affair will be quite a pleasant one to the few who are lucky enough to be invited guests, but how about the other hungry democrats who are not "in it." Will they be satisfied to rest con tent with the glowing accounts that are likely to be given in the demo- cratic papers of the love feast and not get even the bones? Nicholas Bridget is said to be on the democratic slate as one of the candi- dates for representative and Frank Hall Is said to be getting in his work for the other place on the representative ticket
 There was a heavy white frost yes terday morning and at 6 o'clock a. m. the mercury was down to nearly 90 degrees.
 Arthur Bailey of Hall avenue has found a bunch of keys. which the owner can have by proving property. Paul Daniels. who recently sent to Janesville, Wis, for supply of wild rice, to SOW in the marshes about the lake to tempt wild geese, ducks, etc.. to stop here on the flight south. last evening received a letter from Richard Valentine of Janesville, stating that the wild rice crop was totally destroyed by the terrific hail storm of September 21, and that he was unable to furnish any this season.
 Monte Cristo," by a first class com- pany, is booked for the opera house this evening.
 The funeral of John Evarts will oc- | cur at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon from house.
 A petition for a curb on Academy street was handed in to the borough clerk last evening.
 Marsden Hubbard has received quite a large order from Philadelphia fol some of his printed visiting cards, and most of the cards are for young ladies The youthful printer has now fifteen orders for work ahead. Theodore F. Lane was out on the street yesterday for a short walk and | bids fair to be on the road to speedy recovery
 w. A. Trask is expected home from Jacksonville, Fla, next Monday.
 Registrar J. J. Redmond has depu tized w. R. Gilbert to act in his place during his absence from town.
 There bids fair to be many sur. prise parties here on, and before, cleo. tion day, and it is certain that some. body will get left.
 | The T. A. B. and L. society will or | Thanksgiving evening present the four. act drama, Bound by an Oath" The Hubbard Hose company will give a dance and entertainment Friday evening, November ?. William T. Collett and bride are home from Boston, and yesterday Will was on | duty on the bakers cart as happy and smiling as you please. M. c. Hayden of Hall avenue is crit ically ill with typhoid fever.