Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-10-16
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Spect~1 Reporters Of tho
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Hon. James Middleton, Woodbury., was in
town yesterday.
E. w. Durant is at Quincy, attending the
river convention.
Mr.. J. O'Shaughnessy is moving to the
building lately occupied by F. w. Kern.
Nick Roberts Humpty Dumpty troupe
played to crowded house Tuesday night.
John Tanner took too much "booze'' yes.
terday. and not having the necessary $3.50
was sent to the lookup for eight days.
For sale by Matt. Clark, PAIR of black
mares, 1850 to I, 100 pounds IN aoeig7lt, one
riding and driving horse and one family
horse.
Forty five teachers certificates have been
issued in Washington county this fall. -Four
OF these were first grade. thirty-four second
grade and seven third grade. There were
eight denials.
The Ida Fulton "a. Gillespie) goes out to-
day with seven strings of lumber for Bur
lington and seven strings of logs for Daven-
port. MIR. Gillespie, yesterday, disposed of
100000 feet of logs to Chas. Boetoher, Red
Wing.
The walking mania is about to break out
in our city in earnest. Two professional
pedestrians, A. o. J. Palmer, Baraboo, Wis,
and Frank Ref, Rochester, Mimi, are in the
city making preparations for, twenty-five
hour go as-you- please walking match. The
match will take place Monday and Tuesday
If they can secure Opera Hall.
Chief of Police Shortall and Sheriff John.
son returned from La Crosse, on Tuesday
night, having in custody Phillip Reardon
and William Riley, the men who robbed
William Valiquette. They waived examina.
ton yesterday, and, in default of $500 bail
each, were sent to the county Jail to await
the action of the grand jury. The follow.
ing is the manner in which thei,
capture was effected at La Crosse
William Valiquette, the boy who was
robbed, lives about eight miles from La
Crosse, and on last Sunday was in the city
to church. While walking down street he
saw and recognized Reardon, and, leaving q
companion to watch him, procured warrant
and had him arrested. Riley was arrested
shortly after. Before leaving with his
prisoners Matt. was informed that couple
of lawyers bad been to see them and intend
ed to get out writ of habeas corpus. In
order to avoid unnecessary trouble be hur-
ried his men into a carriage, and finding
Sheriff johnson and the complaining wit
ness, the party crossed to the Minnesota
side.
LINEN WEDDING.
Tuesday evening was the thirtieth an
niversary of the welded life of MIR. and Mrs
A. B. Easton. In order to celebrate the
event properly, a number of lady and gentle
man friends planned surprise, and ap-
peared upon the bewildered couple loaded
down with useful presents in the way of fine
linen articles. The party brought thei,
own eatables, and spent a very enjoyable
evening. The following is the list of those
present:
r. F. Jersey and wife.
J. s. Proctor and wife.
w. M. McCluer and wife.
Barron Proctor and wife.
NJ. Shepard and wife,
F. E. Joy and wife.
F. Marsh and wife.
r. Lehmicke and wife,
J. j. Robertson and wife.
E. D. Taylor and wife.
A. Gillespie and wife.
DR.. Mersy snd wife.
j. 81. Spencer and wife.
D. Bronson and wife.
G. A. Staples and wife.
L. Holmes and wife.
Miss Hattie Hartman.