Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.


The Republican ward causes will be held this
evening.
Judge Clough, of Hudson, took sniff of our city
cir yesterday.
Wheat is being received in this market in increased
quantities of late.
Our neighbors across the lake in st. Joe erect
idg 81 800 school house.
w. G. Clark Esq, returned from travelling ex-
petition on Thursday.
Tickets for the Patty house prize drawing, at Fond
du Lac May 10, at Mellen's.
The fare between this city and Taylors Falls by
boat has been reduced to % cents.
Peter Willett has purchased his brother Octsvios
interest in the "Livs and Let Livep restaurant.
Ex-City Judge Norgord talks of locating at Grand
Forks, D. T., for the practice Of his profession.
Andy Lard, an obfuscated cook was run into the
cooler Friday noon We predict the usual fine, $3.50.
The steamer Ida Fulton left port Friday morning
for Hudson. She will tow twelve strings Of Hudson
logs to Cat Tail slough. q - pr
Sheriff Holcombe has eight regular boarders at the
Hotel du Stone while only three prisoners take their
hash at the city lookup. -, -----.7r-.
The travel by lake between this city and upper lake
points is lively. The Mary Barnes, g. B. Knapp and
Jennie Hayes having good passenger Lists.
A rumor was current In the city yesterday that a
man was capsized from a boat near the pontoon
bridge and drowned. There was no truth in the
rumor.
gentleman from River Falls was in the city yes
terday, with 168 brook trout, which he caught In
klnncknn1e river. They were beauties, and eager
ly purchased.
Rev. A. II. Kiehle returned yesterday from Lii
vCnia, NJ Y, where he has been to his little girl
who has been seriously i'll, but who has recovered
and Ia now quite well.
The Rev. Geo. Rigby will supply the pulpit of the
M. E. church on the Sabbath the Rev David Tice
pastor. being absent to dedicate the new Methodist
church at Grantsburg, Wis.
workman In one Of the Baytown mills had sev-
eral OF his fingers severely crushed on Thursday.
Dr. Waiter, of this city, fixed them I'D in shape and
| the fellow will have vacation.
Messrs Odds & Lord, of Alton this county, are to
put three electric lights In their mill. The cost will
be about S11 O00 and the cost of material used will
| be about one cent an hour for each light.
The annual meeting of the Saltwater building as
ISOLATION takes place this evening Fifteen directors
Will be chosen for the ensuing year. Subscribers
for the fourth series of stock will make their first
payments and get their pass books.
| blacksmith employed In Hebenstreit's shop had
silver OF iron about as big as pin head driven into
enc OF his eyes Friday, which came very near de-
tying the sight. He was attended by DIR. Walter,
who thinks ne can preserve the sight.
At late meeting of the board of health it was de-
cided to make change In the former requirements
compelling parties to sign the complaint made with
their NAME Hereafter complaints will be looked in
to without simply notifying the board.
| Savage, the Sawyer house barber, was up before
Judge p. B. Smith yesterday for one of his weekly
| "DS hHce. Dto otlu SOolol 3
| to Sl3.51. friend paid the fine and he left for
other fields to indulge in the wine when 1t Is red.
Mr.. Sawyer, of st. Paul, Lees lawyer, was in the
city Friday and went after Michael Fortns adopted
| child, custody of whom was given by the supreme
| court to its father. Sawyer was after the child
week ago but didn't succeed in getting 1t. We await
results.
squad of tramps, en- route for this city, yster-
day forenoon, when near the gravel pit, sauted the
incoming passenger train with gravel and stones
None OF the train hands were hurt. Chief of Police
Shortau secuted the neighborhood, but was unable
| o find them.
Michael Mitchell. the bruiser, who so stoutly re-
sisted Officer Shortall, and Christopher Kaiser an
outsider who assisted in the resistance, were each
fined in the municipal court, yesterday, after trial
and Is days in the city lookup Mitchell is said to
be quiet inofensive fellow when sober, but per-
| feet demon when intoxicated.