Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-26
SALTWATER.

MISS Katie Boardman, popular young lady
who has been visiting at Jas. 81. Spencer's for
several weeks, has gone to st. Cloud,
Frank E LOOMS, the geuial photographer of
the strawberry COMP exion. expects to start
East in few weeke for protracted visit.
young man named Edward Kelly, who
lives just across the lake, was kicked on the
knee yesterday by horae and severely hurt
The printers will play the moulders a game
of base ball to-day and the prospects are good
for grand scoOping for the gentlemen of the
stick.
The steamer G. B. Knapp leaves here tonight
for Red r ,ck camp grounds Several parties
will go from here to attend the Methodist csmp
meeting.
Henry Jordan was taken before the municipal
court yesterday, on a charge of stealing $50
from one Alex. Carlson, at South Still water.
He was held in the sum of $500.
The b. ard of education met Thursday night,
but did not do any business, as one of the
members, VIM. NJ. McCluer, was absent. They
will meet again Saturday night, at which time
a principal will probably be appointed.
telegram was received by Mrs. Fayette
Marsh last night to the effect that j. W. Pass
more who formerly ran jewelry store at this
place, died at Silver Cliff, Col, Thursnay. Mr..
Passmere had lived here II years and was il
Colorado for his health.
has transpired that the clipping couple have
gone to Colorado, where they will start an
establishment of some sort. The reporter
held conversation yesterday with friend
of the couple who stated that
he well knew for some time that they had
been preparing for an elopement. Now that the
male party is out of the way and the danger to
the reportOrial nose is apparently over, it may
be safe to state that the insinuating stranger is
no less parsonage than James Yerksin, who
few years ago struck $4,000 lead in the
Black Hills, and after selling out his claim and
losing the proceeds in stock speculation re-
turned to Saltwater and tried a speculation of
a different nature, in which he was more success
full.
Mrs Louise Holmes died yesterday at As
P. M. in Minneapolis. She had lived in this city
about ten years. She was a sister of Mrs. John
Darrah, who went to Minneapolis early yester-
day morning to see her. Mr.. Hatch and Mrs.
A. B. Essten went over yesterday morning by
the 10 o'clock train, and were there in time to
see her alive She died at the residence of her
friend, Mrs. Joel Bassett. The body was
brought here last evening at o'clock for in
terment.
The Minneapolis Tribune of yesterday con-
tanned statement to the effect that j. s. An
derson & Co. had compromised with r. NJ.
Coles, the claimant of the McK1sick, Anders on
& Co.'S mill grounds, at 81 900. The statement
was false. The facts in the about
follows: Mr.. J. s. Anderson concluded that the
safe way of dealing with the case was to buy
him Coles off. and on his own responsibility
he did so. Coles had repeatedly stated that his
claim was not for sale at any price, but when
Mr.. Anderson offered him a sum considerably
less than 81 900, he promptly accepted it. 1t
is barely possible that Coles might have made
the company some trouble. but it is absolutely
certain that he never received $1,000 "hush
money"