Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-24
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gsthered by the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

r. T. and E. H. Hersey returned from
Chicago yesterday.
VIM. M. McCluer is expected home from
New York tomorrow.
The net proceeds of the Univeralists' excur-
sion were about 800.
The lumbermen's board of trade will hold
meeting Thursday evening, June oath.
The sign of the Catholic fair blew down
Tuesday night, and took a chimney on Opera
Hail block with it..
The /. Z. Staples goes to Davenport, Ia,
to-day. She will take two strings of logs to
j. B. Ferber at Alton.
w. q. Bronson leaves to-day to attend the
meeting of the Grand Commandery K. T.,
which meets at Faribault.
Mr.. Davenport, who will have charge of
the Office of the Water Works company, ar
rived from st. Louis yesterday,
Baron Proctor is brother, not the father
of Major Proctor, Jas appeared by typo
graphical error IN yesterdays GLOBE.
The emmissaries of the Y. M. G. A. are
around with subscription paper for the
support of their cause during the next year,
so are the base ballists.
Sheriff Mickolay, of Stearns county, ar
rived yesterday with Gustaf johnson and
Thomas Seymour, each committed for one
year and three months. Both were convicted
of larceny.
Sheriff Pike, of Olmsted county, arrived
Yesterday with the following prisoners, Ed.
Gambler, larceny, fifteen months, Osmar
Lyons, horse stealing, seven years, Henry
l.. Mattke, larceny, five years.
A special meeting of the city council was
held Tuesday night to locate the hydrants
for the Water Works company. Geo. Brown,
j. A. Deragisch and J. II. Townshend were
appointed committee with power to act.
Up to 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the
census enumeration had taken 9,120 names OF
residents of Saltwater, and more to come.
This is an increase of 60 per cent. since 1875,
the population at that time being only 5,747
Hi. Quickfall, Staples trainer, got on a
jolly old spree at Chicago and neglected his
business to such an extent that he was dis
charged. This is said to be the reason why
Mr.. Staples horses did not make a better
showing.
The Saltwater department of yesterdays
GLOBE merely contained the statement that
''the Saltwater report unusually full" etc,
and some person who didn't know much
about the reporter, read it: ''The Saltwater
reporter unusually full, etc.
The water works company fondly imagined
they had men enough to 60 to work on THEN
mains yesterday, but when they were ready tc
commence it transpired that the men haC
gone to work for Charles N. Nelson & Co.
SO the water works still fingers.
| A laborer named Edward Stack, was strick
en- down by the extreme heat Tuesday, anC
was carried into DR.. Millard's Office. DR.
| Willard was out at the time, and he was car
ried out and taken to his boarding house IL
carriage. At last reports he was improv
ing.
The Bayard commandery K. L. will give s
concert Tuesday evenir g, June 20. They
offer very attractive programme, and the
people of Saltwater will probably not have
an opportunity of attending better enter
tainment for several months. One of the
features is "You strewed no Flowers OF
Papa's Grave" by Miss Agnes Green.
A meeting was held Monday night in j
N. Castles Office, for the purpose of organ
izing ball nine at this place. G. P. Greg
cry was temporarily called to the chair ant
proceedings. A committee of five, consist
ing of the following named gentlemen, was
appointed to solicit subscriptions and have
the diamond prepared: 81. j. McKusick
w. E. Easton, W. F. Barstow, IL. Keefe ant
Will Prescott Il. III. Anderson was chosen
as president, g. III. McCluer vice president
and w. @. Masterman secretary and treas
urer. A paper was drawn up, the signers O
which will pay the sum of ST. each. TIL,
club is organized and starts under peculiarly
| favorable circumstances. About forty names
have been given, each of whom will give s.
to the support of the CLUB. The club viii
be called the minnesota Chiefs" and tn,
superstition is that Messrs. Seymour, SabiI
& Co. will give $40 to its support. Those
of our citizens who feel interested in sucl
matters should show their appreciation o
the efforts of the young gentlemen by con
tributing at least 81.
PERSONAL.
Il. A. McArty, of st. Paul, was in the cit,
yesterday.
DIR. Donald, of Chicago, is here attending
DR.. Gaines business, while that gentleman
is off to the East on a visit.
j. B. Bell, general agent for the Minneapo
lis Evening Journal, is in the city attending
to the interests of that paper. He will pro
baby be here several days.
Mr.. Wickham, of the firm of Hyde, War
rem & Heard, gave his numerous friends Of
this city magnificent dinner at the Sawyer
| house Tuesday.
N. B. Thayer and family, of st. Louis, are
at the Sawyer house. They will visit some OF
our best watering places and summer re-
sorts.
Alexander Brash, who represents Glas-
gov, Scotland lumber firm, is registered a.
the Sawyer house.