Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered 6y the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

II il Iocksmith, not a blacksmith, that
Saltwater needs.
The case of Dickson vs.. Nelson WAS con-
tinued by consent.
Hugh Byran was made naturalized citi-
zen of the United States yesterday.
The steamer Dispatch took a raft out to
Alton Sunday night for Olds & Lord.
Miss Kate Greedy, very estimable young
lady of this city, who has been very siok, is
now convalescent.
Alderman Elliott's little boy Frank, who
has been under,t the treatment of DR.. Yarnell
for scrofula, is much better.
Prof. w. D. Vandiver, of Mckenzie col
lege, Tenn, is in the city visiting the family
of his uncle, MIR. Jas. H. Spencer.
! Hon. EbeneZer Ayers, one of the old set
lers, who has been on farm in Woodbury.
since 1854, was in the city yesterday.
There were seven transfers of real estate
Saturday, bat all of them were unimportant,
being small lots and fractions of lots ON
Government hill.
The case of Bridget O'Connor was dis
missed without going to the jury. 1t Will
be remembered that this lady fell on the
sidewalk and broke her arm, but His Honor
thought there was no ground for the action
The memorial services at the First Pres
bvterian church were we'll attended and
very interesting. Rev. A. A. Kiehle conduct
ed the services and gave very interesting
discourse on our fallen heroes. The sermon
was very fine.
One of the excarsionists to Lake Elmo
Sunday let his horse run away and he (the
horse, not the excursionist) made his appear
ance at the stable with only pair of tugs
attached to the breeding. The driver was
slightly injured.
The steamer Alex Gordon came to this
port Sunday morning with ga blister on her
boiler" which required immediate attention.
Mr.. David SWANS services were called into
reuuisition and he had a crew of men at
work on her Monday morning at daylight.
A party of five pleasure-seekers went to
Wilson yesterday morning and will remain
week or ten days. They went fully equipped
with all the instruments of torture, and the
fish and other small fry may as we'll take
timely warning and keep out of harms
way.
The "muciIage'' fund was increased this
morning to the extent of $12O. Five plain
DRINKS contributed $15 only.
Three other cases, two of whom were
fined $40 and $15 respectively and the third
$3.50, were committed. The case which
was the result of game of 'poker" brought
in $50.
A slight accident occurred Sun
day at Lake Elmo. A party
of four were out on the lake for row and in
an ecstacy of delight or some other emotion
equally demonstrative, they tipped over the
boat. Fortunately they could all swim, so
no harm was done other than the spelling of
some linen.
While excursion parties and pleasure seek
ers are leaving in all directions it is wonder
that none here have ever gone to Shell Lake.
This lake is on the line of the North Wiscon-
sin railroad, twenty miles above Cum
berland, and is one of the most pleasant
and romantic spots to be found in the
north. 1t offers every facility for sport,
and it is to be hoped that some of our
sportsmen will give it a trial.
A man by the name of Fitzgerald was ar
rested last night on a charge of robbing
man by the name of Duffey, at Dretchsler's
saloon, on the Wisconsin side, yesterday af-
ternoon. He appeared before the municipal
court yesterday morning and was released.
No great amount of evidence was produced
against him, besides it was out of the juris-
diction of the Saltwater authorities. Fitz-
gerald claims that he is innocent of the
charge.