Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters OF tn
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Hurrah for Sibley, Foley and Lehmicks.
Humpty Dumpty, next Monday evening
in Opera Hall. Hurrah for Sibley and
Foley.
Remember that Schmidt has not with
drawn from the contest, as was posted yes
terdsy afternoon.
Committees were busily registering names
at the different wards yesterday. Hurrah
for Sibley and Foley.
A barge containing 4,500 bushels of wheat
was received for the Saltwater mills, yester-
day. Hurrah for SibIey and Foley.
One drunk and one assault and battery
before the municipal judge yesterday morn
ing. Hurrah for Sibley and Lehmicke.
DR.. Goodwin ia now ready to receive any
persons who have anything the matter with
their teeth and want them righted. Hurrah
for Sibley.
Buy ticket for the social hop in Opera
Hall, Friday evening, for the increase of the
city hospital funds. Hurrah for Hancock
and Sibley.
Don't forget that the First ward poll is in
the new bank building, at the foot of Main
street. There is the place to cast votes for
Sibley, Foley and Lebmicka.
The regulating valve for the water COM
pany arrived yesterday. 1t is used to govern
the flow of water In the pipes running
through the lower part of the city. Hurrah
for Sibley.
A new time card was issued on the st. Paul
d Duluth railroad Sunday and went into eff
feet on the same day. 1t does not alter the
time of trains betv cen this city and White
Bear. Hurrah for Sibley.
Wno Procf ayoTlOuo IN,
mill, while saving off shingIe blocks yester-
day drew the circular saw forward, cutting
the ends of his thumbs and first finger. He
was taken TO DIR. Millard, who dressed the
wounds Hurrah for Sibley and Lehmicke.
Yesterday morning as the 7:3O train on
the st. P. q d. railroad moved out the west
guy line, one of the derricks used in moving
the stone for the elevator foundation caught
on the cupola of the baggage car and car
ried it off level with the top of the car. Hur-
raA for Sioley.
A very aimsy parade was given last even
ing by the Republicans. After walking
themselves to sleep they returned home. A
small crowd assembled IN the circus tent
and Col. Benton addressed the few men and
boys who did not take part in the parade.
Dick showed himself first.
Mr.. Daniel McCarty left our city yester-
day morning for Hudson, where he will
join hands and heart with Miss Katie Smith,
for life. They passed through this city for
Minneapolis in the afternoon and will re-
turn Wednesday TO locate in Saltwater.
Success crown their future life, "by Ken
ney." Hurrah for Sibley and Lehmicke.
Joseph VOLTS liquor store was robbed OF
$500 in money Sunday night. The money
very foolishly was locked In an old wooden
desk, and somebody acquainted with
the situation of the desk helped himself to
1t. A gold and silver watch with $50 was
IN another drawer unlocked, but was not
found by the thieves. Hurrah for SibIey.
Some unprincipled man or men had a
number of hand bills printed, stating that
the Republican candidate for representative
of the Marine district, Mr.. VIM. Schmidt,
had withdrawn from the ticket
We would inform the citlz5us of Saltwater
that this is all false and untrue. Mr..
Schmidt, although nominated by the Repub-
hcan party, will do his best 10 obtain
the election, so vote for Hancock, English
and Sibley and Ambro Secrest, who is the
Democratic nominee for Representative for
the Marine district
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.
A grand and massive Democratic meeting
was held IN Opera hall last evening. Messrs.
O'Brien, ,Schefer. Smith and Castle addressed
the audience. meeting of the executive
committee was held after the meeting closed.