Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
GSthsres by shs Special Reporters Of the
pGSEv GIobs.
SALTWATER.

DIR. Game has returned from his eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, of La Crosse, Wis,
are at the Sawyer House.
Base ball next Saturday. That's all the
Fourth will get out of us.
Let every true Democrat come to the meet
ing at j. N. Castles Office Friday night.
The case of kidnapping occupied the at.
tention of the municipal court yesterday.
The concert Tuesday night was brilliant
success: the gross receipts were about $500,
Several parties in this burgh have got on
their muscle of late, and done some bruising
on independent grounds.
The open air concerts are played out, the
principal reason being dissatisfaction or
dlsorganization among the members.
The man Anderson. who vas arrested in ST.
Paul for kidnapping, was held in $500 bail,
and IN default, was committed to jail. The
kid he mapped survives the operation aud is
doing well.
The Great Western band will dispense
sweet music to the excurslonists to White
Bear tonight. 1t only costs fifty cents for
the round trip, and it is cheaper to go than
to stay at home. Ats
Died-At her home, on Chestnut street,
Tuesday night, June 80, Mrs. VIM. Carroll,
aged p years. 1t was q sad blow to the
young husband, WHO was devoted to his
beautiful young wife.
We regret that in referring 10 the excur-
sion which is to go to White Bear tonight
We made q mistake in saying the music
would be furnished By the Great Union band.
It is the Great Western band.
There was quiet little marriage ceremo-
ny performed IN Judge Letwick' 8 Office at
8 o'clock last night. Henry johnson and
Augustora were united in marriage by Judge
Letwick, the only witness being the reporter
and another party.
Cogswell, of the True Republican, Hud-
son, Wis, was in the city yesterday. No one
need infer from the name of the paper that
brother Cogswell is a Republican. He is a
red hot Hancock Democrat, and writes and
prays for the success Of the party.
The following is the arrangement of the
Minnesota Chiefs for their match game next
Saturday: Captain, Will Easton; Prescott,
catcher; MCCARTHY, pitcher; Easton, short
stop; O'Shaughnessy, first base; Glider,
second base; McKusick, third base; Marley,
left field; Masternan, center field; Penning-
ton, right field. We make plain statement
to the effect that the Chiefs will win. The
prison ring nine are as follows: Barstow,
captain; Mears, catcher; Foster, pitcher, Bar
stow, short stop; Keefe, first base; Kelly,
second base; Kneapple, third base; Holmes,
left field; Seville, center field; BoWles, right
field.
About $50 o'clock Yesterday evening the
bridge whistle sounded an alarm, and in two
minutes thereafter about 400 people had
oongregated on the bridge to inquire into
the cause of the excitement. The reporter
asked twelve persons successfully what was
the matter, and each replied with remark
able uniformity of intonation "dumphino."
It was finally learned that man named
Seeley had been knocked down by an IN
known party, who, after performing this
feat, jumped into the face of the fallen
man with pair of caulked boots. Whenever
the reporter asked where the fugitive had
fed to, the alternate replies were to Wisoon-
sin Or to hell. The natural inference is that
the two are synonymous.