Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-23
NElGHBUkiiUOD NEWS,
Gathered By tAe Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
STILLWATER.
1nnn,s nirons on Tuesday.

road to- morrow.
Charles Foster and father are building
neat residence on Broadway. -
81. r. Murdoch and wife returned from
their European trip Saturday.
Work on the completion of the Universal.
list church is progressing rapidly.
WMr w. II. Webb, son of j. @. Webb OF
this city, returned home last evening.
City Assessor A. M. Dodd is at work as
sessing the property throughout the city.
So to the old original Live and Let Live
restaurant for o square meal for 30 cents.
The fire steamer was out yesterday morn
ing to practice and ascertain if everything
was in working order.
En-. Cushing, of Hall & Co., took an IN
voluntary bath, Friday night, but was res
cued with slight damage.
One case of drunkenness and one case OF
fast driving were made to pay the customa-
~ tax yesterday morning.
The calendars for the next term of the
district court are printed and ready for dis
trihution to those attorneys who may desire
them.
The rear of Winslow, Staples & Co.'s
drive reached the st. Croix boom company
Saturday noon, having about 1000, 600 feet
In the drive.
The most elegant and finest stock of hats,
Gaps, trunks and valises to be found IN the
State at julius Rees' New York one price
clothing house. Opera hall block.
Another case of selling liquor to miner
was up yesterday. Chief-of. Police Shortau
IS bound to have the liquor law, as well as
any other, respected. His motto Is no par
TALLY.
Charles Clark was brought to the peniten-
tiary and lodged with Warden Reed
Yesterday. He is from Hennepin county,
and will stay six months for larceny.
Bayard commandery, Knights Templars,
made sensation on Friday evening on re-
turning from their drill. The stirring notes
of the drum and fte brought out quite
number of curious querists.
The steamer Isaac Staples, John Hoey,
left this port on Friday at 4 o'clock P. N. and
returned Wednesday at o'clock. She took
out seventeen strings of logs. Less than five
days is the best time on record.
The boys, who are interested in forming a
club to perforate glass balls with shot and
shell, are talking seriously of challenging st.
Paul and White Bear clubs, if there can be
enough interest taken to attend practice.
DIR. j. G. Rhodes, of this city, is a dele
gate from this State to the American Medi-
cal convention, to be held in the city of New
York, on the 1st day of June. VIM. M.
McOluer, Esq, goes at the same time as a
legal-medico delegate. ST.
MIR. and Mrs. John Green, of this c4tY
left this morning for River Falls to partici-
pate in the exercises of laying the corner
stone of the new school building, which is
being erected by Mr.. Green. Bands and
delegations from Hudson viii be in attend
Ance.
Our community was shocked and panied
to learn of the sudden death of Mrs. Minnie
Fleisburg, the estimable wife of DR.. Fleis-
burg, and sister of Mr.. Opsahl, ofsthe new
drug store, waica occurred on BSaturday
morning. Her death was caused by paraly-
sis of the brain. Her funeral will take place
on Monday. The heartfelt sympathy of the
public is extended to the sadly bereaved rela-
tives.
Two brothers, named Joseph and Tobias
Sherad, while az work on Loves drive in
Foxes creek on Saturday evening were
struck by an undermined tree, which Sc
riously injured Tobias and dangerously hurt
Joseph. They were brought to this city,
where they reside, in the evening on the
steamer Knapp. Joseph, the one danger
ously injured, IS man about twenty-seven
(27) years of age, and has wife and three
children.
With depth of one hundred and seventy
five feet, and width in proportion, filled
with the finest and latest styles of specially
selected clothing, consisting of gents,
youths and chidren's wear, and a MAN.
moth stock of furnishing goods, julius
Rees is the retail king of clothing establish
ments in Minnesota, and his enterprise is
being rewarded by a generous trade, not
only in this city, but from surrounding
towns. He has everything from pair of
overalls to the finest wedding suit.
TIE DRIVING PARK.
A hssty visit to the Saltwater Driving
park she WIS the gentlemanly trainers, Mr..
Spencer and Il. s. Piper, diligently engaged
with promising lot of animals and q few
somewhat noted trUtters. Mr.. Piper has in
training the following horses: Veazie's
fHerod." Herod is in fine trim and max
ing better time than heretofore, having put
in for his first work this season hslt-nnile
IN 1:12. Veazie's "Laura M" is getting
provemnt in speed. Her first trial
showed a half-mile, without urging, in1:i5.
Venzie's Susie is trotting q 2:30 gait
easily.
j. N. Castles and Abe Rohrback's fast
steppers are making good records and show
ing improved speed.
Mr.. Spencer has Isaac Staples stable of
noted trotters and runners in hand. He re-
ports them as showing on the start better
speed than last year.
Matt. Clark's "Pat Kelly" showed his
first half mile for the season in lilo. He is
in first-clsss trim and muscle, and will be
heard from hereafter.
Isaac Staples, "Queen of Diamonds" also
shows an improvement in speed. She is in
fine bottom, and will make it lively for some
of the noted trotters.
Isaac Staples trottiDg stallion Bashaw, Jr.,
is working fine, and showing better speed
this season than ever before.
Isaac Staples stock of runners are work
ing easily, and are in fine condition. They
are Gov. Neptune, Flora Payne, Athlestane
and D'Artegan.
He is u Reputation.
Chicago Times.
OF Mr.. Window, recently much talked