Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-12
STfLLWATER.

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Business very quiet in the municipal court
yesterday.
S. E. Nolan, barber at Sawyer house, is
agent here for the st. Paul @. O. D. laun-
dry.
James Mathews ia building a stone wall
on the front of his lot which when finished
will add greatly to the beauty of his ploce.
Don't forget that the Jennie Hayes leaves
at 1890 P. NJ, accompanied by our new brass
band. Only 75c for you and 25c- for your
girl.
St. Paul & Duluth railroad receipts: Cars
of merchandise, AZ, iron 81, salt 9, coal IL;
total SO. Forwarded: Cars of lumber 100,
wheat 81, flour %, barley 4. merchandise 80;
total 264.
The Saltwater Maennerchor are to give an
excursion to Prescott, Sunday, September
18th, on the Jennie Hayes. The Schilling
Brass band is to supply music for the occa-
sion. One dollar per couple the round trip.
Everybody should go and bear how the new
band plays.
John Brennon was taken to the county
jail Friday morning, on a charge of insani
ty. He was examined by Dfs. M,llard and
Pr att in the afternoon. Messrs. E. Holcomb
and Z. McCarty left with him for st. Peter
Saturday evening on the O'Clock train. Mr..
Brennon has been there before.
The following is a report Of the business
done by the two railroads. st. Paul & Still
water railroad: Received cars OF merchandise,
so; iron, G.; stone,2; lumber, 8; wheat,
6; coal, lime and engines, 8. Total, 80.
Forwarded-Cars of lumber, 1876; flour, l.;
iron. 4; shorts, L; threshers, 10; merchandise
.. Total 143.
The rattle for Harry Simmons horse,
buggy and harness was postponed, he not
having sold the required number of tickets.
The Stars warmed the Chiefs yesterday
with score of 20 to 8.
It is rumored that the Universalist society
are to give a social hop in the old court
house next Wednesday evening, but if the
time is changed there will be notice given
in this column.
They have both special night bell and
boy at the telephone office nights, at Still
water.
The foundation of Mr.. Deregisch's new
house on Broadway is now completed and
the framework of the building will be COM
menced the first of the week.
Mr.. Sthuttinger returned last evening
from the East. A part of his goods have
| arrived also and he will be ready to receive
! his patrons about the middle of this week.
GENERAL sMAsHUP.
| Hon. j. N. Castle drove down to the train
Friday morning, and hitching his horse left
| for the fair. He had made arrangements
| with his brother to come and get the horse.
| The horse loosened himself, however, either
from careless tying or the breaking of the
strap, and came dashing down Main street
and collldea ia front of Bronson u Folsorn's
| store with Sam Seaple's team. Staples
horse being frightened, broke loose and
away he went, and at the
corner of Main and Chestnut streets, stopped
and opened cannonade upon the buggy
with his heels, but was checked before brak-
| ing loose from the carriage. On turning
around Staples horse uspet carriage of MIR.
| Masterman's. Nobody was injured except
two ladies who were passing Bronson's store
| at the time. They received only few
scratches from the flying spokes and pieces
of buggies generally.