Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-05
SALTWATER.

Wheat, No. /, SOC; No. 2, 80; No. 8, $50.
Old wheat five cents higher on all grades.
Receipts light.
Over fifty couple were present at the
dance Friday evening, at Opera hall. Every
body had good time.
The ball match between the Browns and
Chiefs, yesterday, wss one of the hardest
games played this season. A great many
errors and plenty good plays. number of
fine hits were made by both nines The score
was as follows:
Minnesota Chiefs. .....3 Is 001ll 0-2G
Browns. 0 / 4 0 90 8 us
The boys were SO completely played out
the last half of the ninth inning was not
played by the Chiefs. The score is large but
many good parts shown in the game.
Last Friday morning while one of our night
police was on his way to the city hall to at
tend to his duties there, he was met by q
certain young man returning from dance.
The youth accompanied the officer to the
lookup and ON the way passed by some
other young men also returning from the
hall. AS is natural the boys thought the
officer was on his way to pat the young man
in the cooler for the night and passed some
remarks to The same. The officer overhear-
ing them put up a job to fool them and
after reaching the hail told the youth t. stop
in the house few minutes until he should
return. The officer then marched out and
locking the door after him started toward 8
town. The party outside hailed him and asked
who it was he had just locked up, and he
stated the name and for what reason. Ger
tain of the men being friends of the boy in
side began to strike bargain with the officer
for the release of the same, and collected
among them some $40, which was paid over
to the officer. He then returned and set free
the supposed victim. However, the boys
did not End out the joke until late yesterday
afternoon and then they all had good
laugh.
Yesterday afternoon, about 5 o'clock, NJ
chael Sfnnott was arrested for bribing Ger
tain man to burn John Shean's house aid
then kill him. 1t seems Sinnott has been
Swallowed by detective ever since his Fl st
trouble with Shean, and by mistake hired
the detective himself for 1925 to do the
bloody deed. He (Sinnott) now waits in the
city jail to be examined next week.
Sam Sull's dog, that has been missing for
the last week, tHrned up in Marine yester-
day. Sam is happy again.
The firm of Goodrich Bros, meat market,
closed their doors last evening.
Mrs Dersgish, mother of Messrs. p. and
j. Deragish, died Friday evening of paraly-
sis. She has had two or three strokes be-
fore.
The Democratic caucus was postponed
from Saturday eve, September 4, to Satur
day eve, September IL.
City council have "a meeting next Tuesday
evening.
The last lecture of DIR. Williams, Saturday
evening, was we'll attended and all were
pleased with the DOCTORS course.
Mr.. John McKusick is now receiving the
fine pressed brick for the front of his build
ing on Main street.
Anybosy having house to rent can OBJ
tain tenant by notifying the GLOBE re-
porter in Saltwater.
What would the people of our city do
without the use of the watering trough at
the head of Chestnut street. AS it has been
many of the horses have wanted water,
without the master being able to obtain it.