Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-25
SALTWATER.

Miss Mary Combs left yesterday for Mattawam
kesg, Mum.
Mr.. and Mrs. s'Hal' Bowker of st. Louis, Mis-
souri, have been doing the city and the Dalles" tn
last few days.
The Still water cornet band is practicing for tn
Fourth Of July, as there 10 some talK OF is gong
Hudson on that day.
Several papers have already stated that it is no
here and the presumption is that the people nav
found il ont by this time.
A Subscription is in circulation for the benent o.
Mrs Sherrard, whose husband was klueu Oh III
Apple river drive last spring
There was special meeting of the city council las
night to take action with reference 10 some ! Z
provements at the city hospital
Amau having side-show on wheels was stopped
by tine police yesterday, because OF the Vngarlty o.
the performing automatons
The nomination of Hancock and English gives i'm
nense satisfaction among the Democrats, and man,
bets we're being made by either side.
Reserved seats for the concert given by Bayart
cornmandery are on sale at W. :. Conrads store
and a large number are already taken.
The ne slV organized base ball club met on the
diamond last evening for the first time and succeed
ed in making first-rate inistory EFFORT
There was a meeting of the lumbermans board OF
trade Yesterday afternoon. There being scarcity
of members nothing of importance was transacted
Prof johnson, of Des Moines, Iowa, was in the
city yesterday consulting with the members OF the
board of education in regard to the vacant supero-
tandentshiP.
TITS the Intention of the reporter to pursue the
ont ti he has it understood that 1t is Mayor Proc
TOR and net Major Proctor, who is the brother and
not the son of Baron Proctor who went to COLORADO
Parties from below who have bought logs IN this
vicinity have notified the parties holding them not to
shin them at present owing to the high stage of
water in the Mississippi, which has flooded many
OF the mills along the river.
lsdv from Rockport, New York, by the name OF
Mrs John Smith, had quite serious time In nnd.
or6a xuhn ia q
orr saw mills it being common q name tnat sew
eral HJohn Smith's were interviewed before finding
the right one who was at @. N. Nelson co g saw
mill
scaIded Yesterday afternoon at Mellins restaurant
Two other little girls were carrying paI OF poiling
water. when the vessel struck something
and the contents were empued on
iittIe lizzie. Dr. Zuercher called and applied
fhe nroner restoratives Her wounds are very pain
full, but not necessarily Serious
Al last saltwater has produced first class sensa-
tio,aI elopement, For sixteen years Ichabod and
Mo-, etod5ard have lived together and wife.
and until six months ago not a cloud OF discomfort
has dimmed the sky that oyershadoWs the apparently
happy family. Three children aged respecuVey
10 ii and Is lit may be here remarked That sucn
coincidence is somewhat remarkable in connection
with this puzze) are the fruits Of what has always
been considered happy unlon' some SIX montns
ago. however, a stranger came upon the scene, ana
n anNears that from the first Mrs. Stoddard was cap
tjyated by the winning ways of the inslnuailng
stranpar Mr. Stoddurd who is honest and conhd-
inc never suspected his wife's infidety, while al
most every night she was out till the wee sma
hours' in the company of her stranger lover Iney
could not 90 on thus for any length of
time without something positive being
done, and there were vague rumors OF
midnight returns from lonely wanderiDgs In the
wood which adioins the lovely little home that Mr.
Stoddard had worked hard to earn for his fathless
spouse Matters were finally brought to climax by
Mrs Stoddard leaving her home her young children
and her faithful husband, to go with stranger, a
drunken vagnbOnd with only smooth tongue and
good address TO recommend him. Her clothes were
nrenared by 4 Young lady who was hired to come TO
the house aud sew. and when finished we're packed
in A trunk with those of the villain she was to accom-
pany and after he had heen gone two days sne sent
for hack to take her to the depot, and bidding her
children lorg farewell she stepped across the
again and went out into the world disgraced
woman.
An attemnt vas made by a lady friend to dissuade
her frora tho rash step, but to no avail; she had
made no her mind to 90 and she went. Mr..
Stoddari SAYS he will make no attempt
70 force her TO return he Is plain,
sensible man. and doesn't propose to go crazy over
runaway wife Mrs. Stoddard told a friend just be-
fore starting that she and her paramour Intended TO
travel - long as their money lasted, and when 1t was
zone they would stop and earn more and then go on
again She also stated that soon as she was able
she Intended 10 send for ''Dibby,' her youngest
daughter The probabilities that "Dibby" will
not be forthcoming. The guilty couple are supposed
TO have met NJ Minneapolis where he had preceded
her, and from which point they are supposed to
have branched out 1t ia certainly good radiance
for Mr. Stoddard if he could only be led to be-
lieve X,