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


No cases before the police court yesterday
morning.
1t rained again yesterday, and rather than
break an established rule it will likely rain
to-day.
Matt. Clark ratified his bay roadster last night.
The fortunate winner has not yet been an
nounced.
Recollect thai the German Catholic fair opens
at Opera Hall tomorrow, and will continue
during the entire week.
Il. q. Baker. the genial traveller Or the cigar
firm of Fischedick q Co., left here yesterday
on a collecting tour.
Log sales:. Durant, Wheeler & Co. to Schu-
lenberg, Bockler 81 Co., $500 00U; by same to
Hershey Lumber company, 100000.
The Apple river driving company sent the
Ada B. up yesterday with crew of twenty
five men, who will keep the river clear above
and below the falls.
The steamar Il. J. Wheeler started ont Fri
day with raft. but the storm broke the raft
and she returned and started out again yester-
day with fourteen strings for sale.
At meeting of the board of education FRI
day night that body considered over twenty
applications for the Office of principal of the
public schools. They have taken no action on
any yet.
A half breed, just down from the drives
after being paid off, went on rip-roaring
drunk, was ingeigled over to the bagnio across
the lake. where his hard earned gains were
speedily dissipated in riOrous revelry.
Father Nebling of the German Catholic
church, of this city, has been transferred by
to the wishes of a large portion of the members
we are Informed. Rev. Father Alphonse, Of
! st. Paul, is officiating at present.
| At q meeting of the directors of the city
hospital on Friday evening last, the resignation
of Miss Nellie Pressnell, as matron, was &C
cepted, and Mrs. Coombs was engaged in bel
stead at a salary of $25 a month. Mrs. Coomb.
will enter upon her duties in about two weeks
| 1t may now be officially announced that tho
Saltwater Sporting club, crushed to earth, did
not rise again, but was permanently buried
Messrs. Frad, Bean, Herb, McKusick, and
| few others, propose to order a few barrels Of
| balls, which they will break in quiet, unos
tentatious way.
The appearance of John McKusick's residence
property, corner of Second and Myrtle streets
has been greatly improved during the last few
| weeks by the construction of a substantial
stone wall, upon which rests the fence, on tn
sides facing the above mentioned streets.
new sidewalk and gutter have also been con
constructed along the same lines.
| A dog belonging to John Disch of the Man
sion hOnse, helped himself to delicate steal
from Harry Smiths dog Friday afternoon. Yes
terday morning Mr.. Smith got permission from
Chief of Police Shortall, and armed with tina
gentleman's revolver went around and inter
viewed the offending canine. He returned
with victorious laurels, and left the dog to be
skinned by the disconsolate landlord.
The following is summary of the bushes
transacted on the st. Paul & Duluth railroad
at this station during the past week:
RECEIVED. Car load
| WheaI. .....'.'...''... II
LUMBER ............... L
S2it. L
Miscellaneous freight and merchandise. -. 8
Total. ......................1 10
SHIPMENTS. Car load
| Lum Der. ............... 4
/ WneaG.
6eparatorS- ............
Miscellaneous freight and merchandise. -. A
Total. II
Excess of exports over imports seventy on
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