Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-24
sTELLWATER

The board of equalization in session.
Judge Barron, of Wisconsin. was in tht
city yesterday.
VOLTS brewery Office is approaching com
pletion very rapidly.
DIR. Merry talks of having an Office in the
new McKusick block when it is finished.
Chas. Ericsson, whose toe was amputated
by DIR. Game, this week, is getting along
nicely.
Dan Fry and his iron clad are now COM
fortably resting next to LOOMS gallery, just
as if nothing had happened.
Jack Underwood starts for Groundhouse
tomorrow to make hay, with crew Of ten
men, for G. N. Nelson & Co.
W. r. Conrad returned from trip up the
Missouri river yesterday; be went up as far
as the Bad Lands; reports business good.
They are putting in q new sidewalk across
the alleyway adjoining BromleY's barn; that
old jumping-of place was nuisance any
way.
A twin brother of Henry Steffens arrived
from the old country yesterday, and Coon
Drechsler was around this morning learning
him to say Ho. $3.50
Next Monday the Jno. Thompson Drama.
tic comoany IN "Around the world in so
minutes" They give first class entertain
ment and deserve big house. Seats are
selling quite rapidly.
Frank Netzer, of the express office, has o
large live snake enclosed in pine box in his
Office, addressed to one Thos. Healthy.
Frank don't think it is very healthy to keep
that snake around very long.
It is reported that Isaac Staples has the
plans drawn for large hotel to be built on
the property known as the Old st. Croix
House. Let them build, and before i've
years are up we will trouble Winona to step
down and let us take third in rank Of popu-
lation. Keep your eye on Us, Winona.
The Third street travelling public have
been seriously annoyed during several days
past, by the presence of a huge water cart
which some gaioot has left standing in front
of the Uniyersalist church. The street is
narrow ct that particular point, and necessar-
lily more or less obstruoted by debris con-
neeted with the repairs going on at that
church.
The Minnesota Chief base ball club left
yesterday morning for Hastings to play
match game with the Hastings club. The
Saltwater nine is made up as follows:
1rGSCOG caLcner, IacShILuy pitChcAj n1O-
Kusiok first base, Prince second base, Gil
der third base, Easton short-stop and cap
tain, Berstow. left field, Masterman center
field, Ysrley right field, Pennington alter
nate.
JAIL NOTES.
Sheriff Holcombe has the following gen
tIemen registered at his favorite summer re-
sort:
Geo. Mckay. larceny, 80 days; Henry Jor-
dan, grand larceny, is waiting the action of
the grand jury, and SO are Ole Anderson for
kidnapping, Paul Wilke, for buggery,
James Mullen, for larceny, and Bart
Wilson for larceny. VIM. f. Kieson, the
horse thief, is being kept here for safe keep
ing for Chisago county. whose Jail is con-
sidered unsafe.
Pat Gerrity, assault with dangerous weapon.
has taken rooms for thirty days, and pays
S26 fine additional.
Fred Holland, hard one, was sentenced
TO sixty days hard labor for larceny, but
Fred would not work, SO he was put into
solitary confinement.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Eugene Oliver and Adele Oliver,
to Frank Demars, lot 6, block 10,
Greeley and Slaughter's addition,
consideration, $3.50: Emma A. and Fayette
Marsh, to PIazie S. Deragish, lot on Broad
way, consideration 1925.