Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-26
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered ou the Special Reporters Of the
DNtty Globe.
sTILLWATER.

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The following is report of the shipping
on the two railroads for the week ending
Sept. Goth;
The Dakotas of Hastings will play the
Chiefs at Saltwater, either Thursday or
Friday of this week.
Mr.. Yarnell is now selling tickets for q
rattle of his 8-karat gold watch and chain.
to come off Oct 9th.
The trotting horse, Capt. Herod, owned
by Mr.. Waste, of Minnie, won second mon
ey in trotting race at Waterloo, Iowa, yes
terday Time, 1925. How is that?
There will be social ball IN the Opera
hall next Wednesday evening, Sept. 20.
Tickets, one dollar couple. Managers,
Dolphus Courteau and a. p. Peno.
Two prisoners, LA Porte and Saman
arrived yesterday from Mile Laos county,
be lodged in the State Prison. The form
sentence, ten years for rape, and the latter
one year for attempt to poison.
There was only one case in the municipal
court yesterday. The State of Minnesota vs..
Martin Stapleton for larceny of shawl from
the steamer Isaac Staples. He was held over
to wait the action of the grand jury.
James O'Shaughnessy, son of our estima-
bic shoe merchant, died in st. Paul Friday
evening. He was visiting in that city and
was taken ill Sunday, with inflammation of
the bowels. His remains were brought to
this city yesterday. The funeral will take
place this afternoon.
Gus Olens, an employe in the Hersey.
Bean & Brown saw mill, had his left leg
badly jammed yesterday afternoon. While
he was walking on the log carriage his leg
was caught betweena log that was being
drawn up and the bull wheel. The flesh was
torn from the hip half way to the knee,
leaving cash large enough so that a mans
hand could be placed in the cut. Drs. Came
and Donald were called and they dressed the
wound. He was removed to the city hospital
in the afternoon.
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock man, name
unknown, drove into the yard of the Key
stone house and ordered his horse fed and
taken care of, stating that he would return
at 5 O'clock. Up to to-day nothing has
been seen of the man, and only girl being
in the house at the time, his looks cannot be
described very definitely. His horse is a
young bay colt with star in forehead. The
buggy is q side-bar, made by Pottle u Son,
Minneapolis, MINI. There is lap robe,
whip and hitching strap in the carriage. The
horse was in very heated condition when
he was brought to the barn, showing that he
had been driven long distance in hurry.
No light on the subject has been obtained,
and the property is to be taken in the hands
of the officials.
ST. PAUL DULUTH RAILROAD.
Receiyed-Cars of salt 5: iron 9: coal II;
mdse., 81. Total, IS
Forwarded-Cars of -four, 81; wheat, SO;
mdse., u; lumber, 50. Total, 900.
ST. PAUL, SALTWATER G. TAYLoRs FALLS RAIL
ROAD.
Received-Cars of mdse., SO; wheat, II,
wood, 5; lumber, 6; stock, q; iron 3; engines,
L; machinery. l; oil, 8; barrel stock, l, stores,
l. Total. 81.
Forwarded-Cars of lumber. 1917 mdse, s.;
-four, 4; brick, 3; bran, /. Total, l22.
RoUsING HANCOCK MEETING.
Maennerchor hall was crowded to over
flowing, there being scarcely standing room.
The meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent E. w. Dursnt, who stated that this
was the first regular meeting
Of the Hancock and English
Club. The minutes of the last
AhSOtiISs WOAo 4OoA uAAA oPHAOsS0. AhO Ooh-
stitution and bylaws were reported, and the
same were adopted. A partial report was
made by a committee appointed to solicit
membership, showing 325 members.
E. w. Durant stated, as committee on
flag, he had purchased handsome one,
which he begged to be allowed to present to
the club.
Gen. r. W. johnson was then introduced,
and addressed the club, followed by Judge
Flandrau and others. Both speakers were
listened to with marked attention, and were
frequently interrupted by applause.
At the close of the meeting a large num-
Der of names were added to the list of the
club. The present headquarters be-
ing entirely inadeq9s:e to the wants of
the club, the meeting next
Saturday night will be held at Opera hall, at
which time Gen. Sibley, Albert Shelter, and
others, will address the club.
The following were appointed executive
committee:
First Ward-J. j. Robertson, D. Elliott.
Second Ward-J. F. Burk, @. p. Gregory.
Third Ward-W. S. Bronson, Emll Kru-
ger.