Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-20
NEIGHBuRHOOD NEWS.
s5thered bv tho Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

The water continues to fall, but slowly.
VIM. Staples left Friday evening for CHI
cago
Isaac Staples mill men recommence opera
lions Monday.
Fayette Marsh will probably start to Col
orado next Wednesday.
VIM. Nj. Mcclure is expected to return
from his Eastern trip to-day.
@. H. Nimocks, OF Minneapolis, was IN
the city few hours yesterday.
The steamer Isaac Staples left this place
yesterday with twelve strings of logs.
Mrs. Socrates Nelson left Friday night
for summer tour to the watering places.
The approach to the bridge on the Wis
consin side is being widened, so that several
teams can pass.
Isaac Staples received car load of sheep
Yesterday from Mcintosh IL Co., OF st.
Paul. They will go to Mr.. Staples farm.
It is hoped that "a blacksmith shop will be
the next attraction added to the p0stothce,
as there seems to 90 e lack of business In
the binding. The last addition was card
writer, who has taken up his abode there.
Log sales by DGrant, Wheeler & Co. to
E. p. Welles, OF Fort Madison, Iowa, 1,400,-
GOO feet; to Ullison Is Co., 1900, 900 feet: to
Keador IL Son, Galena, H., 100000 feet; TO
Gillispie & Harper, for E. P. Welles, $780,
900 feet.
Rev. A. A. Kiehle, pastor of the first Pres
byterian church OF his city, will deliver an
address TO the students of Alton academy on
the occasion Of their closing exercises next
Friday. An excursion party will probably
go from here.
The following IS a summary of the bust
ness done on the st. Paul & Duluth railroad
during 5-e past week: hipments-Lumber,
81: received Il: merchandise, AZ; received
%: wheat 18; pig iron ecelved 10; threshers
p: salt received 6.
The Saltwater department of yesterdays
Pioneer Press contained a statement TO the
effect thai the LumbermGH published the
only authentic report of the flood except
that of the p. p. The Gazette very properly
brands this statement as lie, in which as
sertion the GLOBE joins.
At the Republican convention held at the
court house this afternoon, the following
delegates were appointed to go to the district
convention at Minneapolis: d. ID. Taylor,
w. Il. Getcheil, &. q. Butts, B. f. Marsh,
Levi Hofces and Andrew Oleson. The dele
gates we're instructed for Washburn.
There was little uaplessantness at orr
best hotel yesterday morning on account OF
a young lady who was insulted by one
of the employees of the establishment. The
girls friend appeared shortly afterwards
and things were lively around there for few
moments. The fellow who insulted the girl
was knocked down and pretty roughly han
died. Those acquainted with the facts say
he deserved ali he got. He was promptly
discharged by the proprietor and will prob
ably leave the town at once.
The ladies of the Universalist society will
81 a steamboat excursion on Monday even
ing next, June 81, On the steamer G. 3.
Knapp. Will leave the landing at the upper
depot at o'clock and go down the lake
several miles or more, returning about
O'Clock Fare, for the round trip, fifty cents
a couple. From the fact that covered barge
and Jones' string band will accompany the
party, it may be inferred that dancing will
form part of the festivities. The ladies
are very liable, moreover, to smuggle on
board a lot of strawberries, and ice cream
and things, which can be obtained by the
passengers at legal rates. BY special ar
rangement the silver moon will roll on that
evening, and the sky Is TO be undimned by
cloud.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Methodist Episcopal church, corner of
Third and Myrtle, Rev. E. Tice; pastor.
First Presbyterian, Third street, A. A. Kiehle,
pastor. German Lutheran, Third street,
Rev. Siegrist, pastor. Swedish Lutheran,
Fourth street, Rev. Toruell, pastor. Epis
copal, Third street, Rev. Chaplin, pastor.
st. Michaels. (Catholc,) Third street, Rev.
Father Murphy. German Catholic, Third
street, Rev. AlphoDs,