Daily globe., 1880-07-17
SALTWATER.

just received at Wilkinson's, large stock
of all shades of paints, ready mixed.
Found, 8 pocket-book containing money.
Owner can get it by calling at the Gazette
ofice, describing property, and paying
charges.
j. @. Nethaway, stalwart Democrat of
this city, will start on tour through the
Eastern States next Tuesday. He will be
absent till September l.
Geo. S. Abbot, of River Falls, was IN the
city yesterday. Mr.. Abbot was for some
twenty five years resident of Washington
county, living on his farm near Comedian
lake.
In the municipal court yesterday morning,
Robert Wilson and Jas. Mullin we're up on a
charge of having stolen some goods from
store. They were bound over to the fall term
of the court, and were committed.
The boys who compose our ball nine,
called the Minnesota Chiefs, are making ar
rangements to charter boat to go to Hast
ings next Friday, at which time the intention
is to lather the base ballists of that benlghted
town.
Two river rats had lively little scrim-
mage in Jack Lyons saloon, on Main street,
about o'clock last night. Unfortunately
only few drops eff blood were spilled and
the pugilists walked off to the cooler under
the guidance of a couple of policemen.
At Hsrsey, Bean & Browns mill yesterday
afternoon loaded lumber wagon ran over
the foot of Chas. Erricks, necessitating the
amputation of toe. He was taken to the
ofice of Drs. Donald & Caine, and the form
er gentleman performed the operation.
or in
one day and all attended on by the same
physician.
Following is a summary of the monthly
report of the treasurer Of the city hospital
Amount on hand at the beginning of the
month, $176.75; received from collections
and other sources, $144.58; disbursements,
$253.60; total receipt, $32l.33; total dis
bursements, $253.60; balance on hand,
S67.73. Some valuable donations have been
made and we regret that we hove not space to
mention each.
The fat couple spent day and night in
Baytown, and we were beginning to hope
they were gone for good, when about noon
yesterday that same old drum, with that
same old head knocked out, and that same
old hand-organ with the same old sickly
whine, broke the stiffness and once more we
gave up hops and have rented lime barrel
III a wood-shed at the other end of town,
which we will occupy while that music stays
in this town.
Another game was played between our
two city mines yesterday resulting in the fol-
lowing score:
Minnesota Chiefs. ......4 1 8 0 4 4 0 3-24
Saltwater Nine. .........2 0 l 8 l 6 o 2-15
A flying bat struck one of the Chiefs over
the left eye, frescoing it beautifully. This
was in the fourth inning and in the begin
ming of the eighth flying ball struck one
of the Saltwater Nine in the back of the
head, msteria lily developing and enlarging
his bump of amativeness.
A protection council of the American
Legion of Honor was formed here Thursday
night, with the following officers elected
Grand commander, p. B. Smith; vice-com
mander, E. G. Butts; post grand commander,
J. N. Castle; secretary, j. G. Rhodes, Jr.;
treasurer, h. Lehmicke; collector, T. l..
McKusick guide, w. Fl. Richardson; senti-
mel, Matt. Shortall examining physician,
DR.. Hersey; alternate, DR.. Pratt board of
trustees, d. M. Sabin, r. +. Hersey and w.
G. Bronson.
The Republicans seem to be O little elated
over the fact that no Hancock club has yet
been organized. The fact was, after the
matter had been fully discussed by the most
prominent Democrats in the city, it was de-
cided to wait few weeks till the busy season
was over and there was time for earnest
work. The Republicans will have no fault
to find with either the activity or the strength
of the Democrats in this town after August
1, unless it be that both are little in excess
of their own forces.
About II o'clock yesterday morning man
named Peter Kadds, who works in Hersey,
Bean & Browns mill, came near losing an
arm. He worked on one of the trimmers
and stepped aside for a minute for some
purpose, and when he took his place again
his feet slipped and he stumbled; endeavor-
ing to catch hi'uself he threw out his arm
and the trimming saw caught it. The saw
made a fearful cash in his hand and arm,
commencing at the base of the thumb and
cutting about half way back to TIE elbow.
He was carried to the Office of Doctors Caine
and Donald, where his wound was carefully
dressed and he was returned to his boarding
house. The same day, and about the same
time young man named Hsdley, who works
in the little mill belonging to the same irm)
was struck on the arm by piece of 2x4 di
mension which flew from the trimmer, and
Was seriously hurt.
TRoTTING TO-DAY.
First race-Three minute class, 2 in 8, E.
L. Hersey, b. g. Harry Dyer; Matt Clark, b.
m. Susie; W. II. Veazie, c. m. Laura M; J.
N. Castle, b. m. Lucy G.
Second race, running-Mile and repeat,
Mr.. Hull's, John Campbell and Minus, Isaac
Staples, Florence Payne and Athelstane.
Third race, trotting, 2 in 8, gentlemen's
roadsters, ,clsss A-Isaac Staples, 8. m. Queen
of Diamonds, G. A. Coon, bk. G. Trump, CIV.
Phillips, b. g. Matt Luce, F. NJ. Girard, b. G.
Minneapolis Chief, Matt Clark, br. m.
Pinkey.
Fourth race, trotting, 2 in 3, gentlemen's
roadsters, ,.class B-O. L. Kinyon, G. m. Dolly,
Abe Rohrback, T. m, Kitty, Pete Grant, s.,g
Bsldy, Andy Kearney, br. G. Billy K, g. F.
King b. m. Bay Bill, G. w. Phillips, b. 8.
Jim Blaine, Geo. Ma rtip, b. g. Phil Sheri-
dan. Tue racing will commence promptly
at o'clock.
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