Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-27
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered BY tho Special Reporters of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Hank Farmers livery and hack stable on
Second street is being repaired in substantial
manner.
Fred. Hauser, drunk and disorderly Sunday
evening, was taxed $7.50 in the municipal
court Monday morning.
The Hersey, Bean, d Brown store is being re-
paired and fitted up for clothing store. The
work of repairing commenced this morning.
The sheriff of Freeborn county brought q
convict over from that county Monday, SEN
fenced to six months imprisonment for lar
ceny.
A prisoner in the penitentiary by the name
of Shepard, who has been incarcerated IL years.
was discharged on Monday. He was in for
robbery.
The festival and supper given by the ladies
of the Universalist church, takes place to-
morrow evening at the vestry of the church on
Third street.
The only business transacted in the probate
court on Monday was on the estate of Nelson
Clark. deceased. Letters of administration
were issued to Nelson N. Clark.
The main Kittle river, Tamarac, Sand creek,
Crooked creek and lower Snake river drives ar
rived at Taylors Falls Sunday. There is about
eighteen million feet in the drive.
Culver's book store was entered by a burglar
on Friday evening. The woul-be thief was
scared away by man sleeping in the back part
OF the store before securing any booty.
The ladies of st. Michaels Catholic church
| are making elaborate preparations for grand
bazaar. to be held at Opera hall, commencing
June II. The proceeds will be applied to the
church fund.
| The civil calendar of the municipal court is
called on the first and third Tuesdays of each
| month. Judge Smiths docket is q model of
conciseness and neatness. glance will show
/ of ha houin IN
| the final disposition. So far no case has been
held under advisement.
By recent decision of the supreme court,
Lee, the father of the child adopted by Michael
| Fortine, is given the custody of the child.
Officers from this city went out to
Fortin's place Monday, after the child
The case involved considerable litigation, the
| adopted parents being disinclined to give
up the child.
Two runaways occurred yesterday forenoon.
| The first was horse driven by DR.. Waiter.
While coming down Pine street at the eorne,
OF Third the ringbolt of the carriage came out
/ and the horse ran away with the forward
part. The doctor turned neat somersault
| getting off with few scratches. The Other
was horse hltched to carriage driven by L.
z. Torinus and Martin Mower. 1t started ur
Main street and ran as far as Darm's store
where 1t ran on the stone pavement, slipping
1t fell down. crushing one of the carriage
wheels, and otherwise injuring the carriage.
| LOG SHIPMENTS.
One raft of logs from Bronson & Folsom pei
steamer Dispatch, of the Durant, Wheeler
Go. line. to r. @. Libby & Co.. Hastings. Ont
raft from Durant, Wheeler d Co., per steamer
| Noble Mohler, to Clinton lumber company
| Clinton, Iowa.
| AMUSEMENT DATES.
Saturday, May 1, N. A. Krantz, the Swedish
lecturer, at Opera hall.
Riul Draper, Uncle Tom Cabin company
May or 8.
| About May Is, Swedish theatrical com
pany will bill the town for performance.
| May 20, Harry Weffers Nip and Tuck com
psny at Opera hall.