Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-15
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
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DGJty Globe.
SALTWATER.

Meeting of the G. A. r, last night.
all kinds OF fancy toilet articles and soap at
A. Wilkinson's drug store.
The county board of equalization will meet
at the court house next Monday.
Wolff, the brewer, is making an addition to
bis already large establishment. MIR. VOLTS
beer ia known all over the Union as good.
Officers Yarley and Erickson, took in very
timber drunk last evening. He had to be sup
ported in their arms all the way to the lock-
up.
An excursion will leave here Friday evening,
at o'clock. for Oscsola, the attraction being
the ball at the Riverside house. The Ada ID
will take the party.
Three DRINKS paid the penalty of their mis-
deeds in the municipal court yesterday morn
ing. Two were committed for eight days each,
and the third contributed 81. 80.
Since the man giving his name as John Will
son has been under arrest, it has been discover
ed that his real name is Paul Wilke. He was
placed under $500 bonds, and was committed
to Jail to await the fall term of the court.
G. N. Culver, of "the little book store" has
a little book store no longer, for he has Sc
cured possession of the whole building of which
he has occupied part, and will soon present
the best stock of books ever seen in saltwater.
Two men had fight at the harvester works,
near st. Paul, as the last train was coming out
to Saltwater, and one of them was put aboard
the train and brought here, where he was met
by body of police and escorted to the city hail.
BE was pretty badly bruised up.
The trial of the parties called before Judge
Smith yesterday morning for running gamb-
ling houses. was postponed 60 August 18th.
The principal-and from what we can learn,
the only-reason for this postponment, was
the absence of prosecuting witnesses. The par
ties who made the complaint finding they were
open to some rather severe criticisms "a well as
judicial reproof skipped out" One of them
was around early yesterday morning trying to
borrower beg, which is the same thing
money to leave on. He went to one Of the pro-
prietors of the gambling halls and offered to
leave if he (the proprietor) would give him
$40. The proprietor quietly told him
to go to hell He is supposed TO
have gone to Minneapolis. 1t is not yet known
whether the rooms will run as usual or not.
VIM F. Kieson, the man who, short time
ago, made good his escape from dozen or two
indignant citizens in the neighborhood of Cor
neiian lake. has at last been captured. He was
caught in Sherburn county by a man
named B. F. Howard. Kieson is a noted
horse thief who has been chased by officers and
citizens a dozen times, but has always slipped
through their fingers until this time. About
May 26th he stole horse from Vermiilion lake,
and VIXEN he showed up in the neighborhood
of Comedian lake an attempt was made to cap
ture him. but he again escaped: He at last
found bis match, and is now lodged in our
county Jail for safe keeping. He stole the last
horse in Chisago, and he will go there for trial
when the time comes. After they are through
with him we would like to have him here
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