Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-14
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered 6y tho Special Reporters of the
Dolly Globe.
SALTWATER.

Horseback riding is the popular diversion for
Saltwater ladies.
Seymour, Sabin & Co. are turning out six
complete Minnesota threshers day.
J. G. Hening, who has been absent in New
York, was expected home on Thursday.
Swedish emigrants are arriving by every
train via. Chicago, st. Paul & Omaha rail-
way.
Hon. e. W. Durant is spending few days
in Chicago. He will be home about the first of
next week.
w. L. Horton, of the Lam6ernlaa, first
class jobber, has accepted position on the
Daily Argus, of Fargo, as foreman.
Will Bromley may now be found at j. N.
Darms' store. Will is first class fellow in
whatever position he may be placed.
drove of selected driving and carriage
horses arrived at d. w. McKusick's stable on
Thursday, and are being snapped up in quick
time.
The Mendelssohn Qintette club, of Boston,
will entertain our people at Opera hall, Satur-
day evening, June 5, under the auspices of the
V. III. q. A.
AS general thing the streets of Saltwater
running east and west are named after forest
trees. while those running north and south are
numbered.
Several new clerks from the East have ar
rived to be put at work for julius Rees, of the
orr s inal New York one price clothing house, in
Opera house block.
John Erickson, Binjured on Staples Moose
river drive is rapidly recovering from his in
juices. He was taken to the city hospital on
Wednt sday for better treatment.
Mrs. Judge P. B. Smith recently received as
present from Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Staples a
thoroughbred Hambletonian colt. broke to car
riage. 1t is a perfect beauty and as gentle as 6
four year old could possibly be.
The steamer Ida Fulton, of the Gillespie &
Harper line, left this po.t with raft Of $780,
UO0 feet of logs for Cat Tail Slough Friday
evening and delivered the raft Thursday noon,
making the best time on record for the dis
tance-nearly 400 miles.
As an act of kindness to the ladies of thi:
city we would enter a protest against the pro-
miscueus display of such pictures as are ex'
hibited at the only place in the city where
postage stamps can be purchased. Common
decency and that respect due to others which IL
an Inherent law to those of refined sentiment
should obviate such a protest.
The Democratic caucuses of the city of Still
water for the election of delegates to attend
the county convention, will be held On Friday
evening, May 18th, 1880, at s o'clock. First
ward, at the court house, Second at engine
uouSo, dHu Inlru dG staples mlll OINC0. EaCI
of the wards of the city under this coll are en-.
titled to six delegates.
MUNICIPAL COURT.
The following cases were heard before Judge
P. B. Smith, yesterday morning:
Patrick Foley, drunk and disorderly. Fined
IS and costs.
Fred Manner, assault and battery on the per.
son of W. Voughton. Fined S. and costs.
Joseph Griffen, John DonnellY and James
Rooney were each fined $5 and costs, or IN de-
fault eight days each in the city lookup fol
passing over the toll bridge without paying
toll.
GRAND JURY CASES.
The following persons will be up before the
grand jury for Indictment at the next term OF
court, having had preliminary hearing before
the municipal court:
Edward WestOVer and Thomas Cannon, fol
forgery.
Geo. Mckay, larceny from the person.
Michael Sennett, for poisoning cattle.
Con. Kitty and Thos. Morrissey, charged
with obstructing railroad track.
Chas. Mccormick, charged with larceny from
house.
John Fsbey, charged with larceny from per
son.
Fred. Holland, larceny from person.