Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-30
STILLWATER.

Eight boats were at the wharf yesterday.
Officer Oleson's daughter died at II o'clock
last night.
Henry Colyers, of Muscatine, was in the
city yesterday.
A small boy named Welsh was run over
by buggy yesterday and pretty badly hurt.
Alb. Wilkinson, the popular druggist, has
added some attractions to his perfumery
case.
The X. T. procession yesterday was very
imposing, and was viewed By large au-
dience.
Another sawmiIl amputation was attended
to by DR.. Willard yesterday. 1t was only a
finger or two.
Hening & Willard have formally opened
their ''tony" new drug store, and are doing
q good business to start on.
TheI Minnesota Chiefs are having their
new uniforms made and they (the uniforms
not the chiefs) will be very beautiful. -
VIM. Hegg, from Dakota county, was re-
ceived Yesterday at the State prison, where
he will be entertained one year. Larceny.
Up to IL o'clock yesterday, 364 reserved
seat tickets had been sold to the K. I. con-
cert-the largest number ever sold to Still
water audience.
The only medium the offended parties
couldf find through which to vent their spleen
IN return for the just criticism on the school
appointment was the Minneapolis Tribune.
The Tribune reporter may, and he may not,
pick up second hand dirt again.
The force at work on the water works
looks like little army. Second street is
being rapidly filed with the dirt from the
excavation, and the pipes will soon be layed.
The company have certainly got the right
men at the head, and success is guaranteed.
About three years ago John Anderson of
this place adopted a child of Olivia Anderson
Since that time the stepfather of
the child has endeavored to
regain'possession of the child. Yesterday he
and his wife came,over and boldly kidnapped
the child from the STede school which it
was attending. There was considerable ex-
element at that school, the other children
thinking they had to go through the same
ordeal. Deputy sheriff john Lund prompt
ly telegraphed to the chief of police ct st.
Paul to have the parties arrested, which was
done and Sheriff Holcomb went after them.
They have certainly got their foot in it.
The Sunday school of the First Presby-
LSTldQ CHURCH Will QOtu d lawn ISSGIVhI OF
the grounds of Hon. D. M. Sabn Thursday
evening of this week. Strawberries, ice
cream cake, etc., will be furnished in abun-
dance also music and other good things to
entertain. An enjoyable time may be ex-
p9c.ed, and all are invited to attend. Ad-
mission to grounds, adults 10 cents, chill
dr5n free.
CATHOLIC FAIR,
The followingis list of the prizes awarded
at the Catholic fair: First prize, $50 cash.
John Karst, Jr,; second prizs, silver casters,
500, Mrs. McGinnis; third prize, diamond
ring, $15, Harry Simmons; fourth prize,
lady's easy chair, $15, Mr.. Cornelius O'Brien;
fifth priz9, morocco bOots, $12, HenrylWil-
iams; sixth prize, hanging lamp, $40, Mar
tin Lally; seventh prize, fruit dish, So,
Mrs. Sheppard; eighth prize, lamp, 81, Miss
Sarah Walsh; ninth prize, ironing board,
So; tenth prize, white spread,
$l.50, James McDermott; eleventh priza,
chair cushion, Mr.. Joseph Hall.
The Domestic sewing machine, valued at
$40, was won by Miss Lottie Billido. The
accompanying second prize of So was won
by P. Winer. The lambrequin, valued at
So, was won by John E. Kennedy. The
500 bridal doll was won by Mrs. Beming and
the other doll, valued at $12, by John
Mahan. The receipts at the door were $3.50;
at the ice cream tables, $500; and at the
lemona de stand, $400. The other stands
have not yet been made out. Their receipts
yet cannot be given.