Daily globe., 1879-04-06
SALTWATER NEWS.

Il IN w Os
I. Staples saw mill will start up about the
18th inst.
The public schools open to- morrow Mon
day. morning.
Bridge receipts for the week ending March
5, $3.50. A good commencement.
The G. B. Knapp arrived yesterday from
the falls. Capt. Hayes reports water very
low.
Call for "Old Times at Kenny's, lower
Main street. Best five cent cigar in the
market.
Quite number went over to st. Paul yes
terday to see John Mccullough play in
''Richard ILL.,
B. G. Shuler, of Minneapolis, was in the
city yesterday looking up site for flour
mill in this city.
Mr.. A. johnson and assistants are COM
pleting the government survey of the St.
Croix at this point.
Morris Scully was up yesterday for drunk
enness, and in default of $3.50 fine, was
committed for eight days.
The next meeting of the Reading club will
be held at the residence of Mrs. DR.. Rhodes,
Monday evening. Subject: "Dante."
Matt Clark has remodeled his Office at the
mill, and it is now second to none in the
State for convenience and attractiveness.
Mr.. James Devlin, agent for the tobacco
firm of Sax Bros, departed yesterday for
Fargo and points on the Northern Pacific
railroad.
Rev. A. A. Kehle, pastor of the first Pres
byterian, will, by request, deliver his popu-
lar lecture on temperance at Opera Hall this
evening.
Hersey, Bean & Brown intend the i'm
the mill, and it is rumored that they will
probably build store at the same place.
The postof6ce under the new administra-
ton will be open to-day from IL o'clock to
o'clock P. NJ. We understand that this will
be the first time in sixteen years that the Of
fee has been open on Sundays. This new
departure from the old rule will become de-
servedly popular.
The newly elected officers of the Sons of
Hermann were publicly installed Friday
evening. A pleasant dance was inaugurated
after the installation, large number par
participating. During the evening palat-
able collation. was served up, to which was
done ample justice.
Miss Martina Oleson, dramatic reader,
mill
G. A. parlors Thursday, April
8. The net proceeds will be
given to the association. Miss Oleson comes
to this city highly recommended, and will
undoubtedly give complete satisfaction. In
strumental and vocal music will be furnished
by local talent of the best order. An ad-
mission fee of 25 cents will be charged.
The Hag0erty Case.
| Fred Stineacker, who has charge of the
brick yard at Lily lake, furnishes the follow
ing facts in regard to the Haggerty affair
published in Yesterdays GLOBE. Haggerty
came to his house at late hour on Thurs
day night in an intoxicated condition and
tried to force an entrance, laboring, it is
supposed, under the impression that it was
house of ill-fame situated near there. Mr..
Stineacker did not know who he was, and
accordingly resisted his entering the house
and in the scutfie gave him
the wounds which he received. From
the house Haggerty went to- the
barn, but was driven from there by Stineack-
or. From there he went to another house,
the resident of which took him part of the
way to town and left him. Having some
time ago boarded at the Liberty House, he
wandered there, where he was found the
next morning and had his wounds dressed.
This solves the mystery to which many
vague solutions were !tfered Friday. We
understand that Mr.. Haggerty acknowledges
that this ia the true stOry