Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-11-27
SALTWATER NEWS.
A. B. stiokney, Of st. Paul. was in &
city yesterday.

| A. B. stickney, Of st. Paul, was in the
| city yesterday.
Charlie Lowell is home on short visit
from his farm near Fargo.
Frank Illingsworth, for abusive language
to the bridge police, was fined $1,000 costs.
/ No entertainment tonight at the Uni
versaiist church by the literary and dramatic
clut.
Social dance at the club rooms Thanks
giving night by the literary and dramatic
club.
The Saltwater & Taylors Falls road yes
terday shipped 900 barrels of -four, ~ car
loads of lumber and received 5 car loads of
merchandise.
/ All lovers of instrumental and vocal mu-
sic will not fail to avail themselves of the
opportunity to hear the Swede Quartet at
Opera Hall tonight. Reserved seats are
being engaged SO rapidly that we bespeak a
large audience.
John Schanche, who appropriated an over
coat and suit of clothes valued at $4,000
from John Swanson, who boards at Frank
Raller's on Second street, Monday afternoon,
was arrested by Policeman Berglund. He
was brought before Judge Norgord yester-
| day, pleaded guilty and in default of $500
bonds was sent to the county jail to await
| the action of the grand jury.
| The following prisoners were incarcerated
in the minnesota Hell,'' yesterday, from
Wabashaw county: A. NJ. johnson, forgery,
one year; John Saville, larceny, one year;
Henry Wellman, assault with dangerous
weapon, two years; William Cook, larceny,
eight months; Walter Ramsey, larceny, two
years; Thomas Celand, same crime, one
year. Fillmore county: P. Farley. robbery,
one year.
Henry Markee was arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing coat from Will Fracy,
| at Mckusick & Anderson's mill, last Septem-
Der. Immediately after taking the coat,
| MarEee departed for Erin Prairie, where he
| remained up to his return to this city, Mon
day. If he retur ned under the supposition
that the matter was forgotten, he was quickly
convinced to the contrary by being arrested.
Markee admitted the theft, and adjusted
matters by agreeing to pay all cost and re-
! turn the coat.
Ao PAOSOAoAetA VI uCAiuluOSS VI Li16 -.
reporter with regard to facts was well dem
onstrated yesterday, as witness the following:
A few copies of paper alleged to be pub
lished in st. Paul, we're mailed here, etc.
Three straight falsehoods. The logical in
ference of the above is that the GLOBE
reporter here mailed papers, alleged to be
published in st. Paul, somewhere. Nobody
knows where. What shock the sensibili-
ties of the Deacon must have received as
he wrote id. Oh, how the mite-y have
fallen!
A fellow by the name of Hinckley, answer
ing description received two weeks ago
from the sheriff of Dakota county of fell
low who burglarized dwelling house in
Hastings, was arrested Monday by Matt
Shortall, and information sent to the sheriff
of tie county as to his whereabouts. Deputy
Sheriff Martin arrived yesterday and the
prisoner was released, as Mr.. Martin was
convinced that he was not the man. Henry
Black, for whom warrant from
the same county is issued under the charge
of beating man with a rock was also ar
rested by Matt and turned over to Deputy
Sheriff Martin, who with his prisoner in
custody departed yesterday for Hastings.