Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-18
SALTWATER.

Schulenburg, Boeckler Co.'s mill viii start III
| again on Monday.
| The steamer Mark Bradley arrived Saturday morn
| ing from up river points.
Mr. Fisher is reported getting along nicely witt
| his injury. at the city hospital.
Sas Staples has been appointed to the position Of
| clerk of the steamer Isaac Staples.
Marsh-malow sea foam, pine APPLE chocolate an6
strawberry caramels at Frank Bronson's.
Louis Wolf and Philomena Simonet we're made one
| by Rev. j. Niebing, Friday morning, at O'Clock.
Judge Lehnicke is making extensive alterations
in the internal arrangements of his residence Oh
Pine street.
Services in the French language will be held at the
German Catholic church, at O'Clock every Sunday
morning hereafter.
Michael Sinnett, reported being bound over fol-
placing distractions the track, instead bound
over for poisoning cattle.
The chairman of the board of health has issued
bis usual spring proclamation to owners of houses
and lots. Heed it ERE tits too late.
The grst at the municipal court Saturday morn
ing consisted of one lone drunk Joseph Burns. Joe
was assessed the usual sum and is working it out.
When the new time cards on the c., s. & o. road
goes into effect train will probably put to con-
meet with the morning express from Chicago, which
passes the junction at 5 III A. NJ.
The steamer Jennie Hayes had hard time get
ting through the pontoon Saturday forenoon, rum
ming into another steamer and butting the bridge.
No damage Of any consequence was sustained, how
ever.
Durant, Wheeler & Co.'s new boats, the "R. j.
Wheeler built and being finished at the South Still
water boat yard, and the "Capt. Jenks" being built
at Cincinnati will be ready for service in about two
weeks.
PeddIers have sold in this city in the neighbor-
hood of 800 ironing boards at So so each that could
be duplicated at any furniture store in the city at
SI.25. Both of the leading editors purchased them
ut $3.50.
warrant is out for the arrest of John Lawler,
under the nuisance ordinance. He will have nice
time in endeavoring to make the court believe that
the heaps of rubbish he's deposited around the up
per depot are all right and wholesome.
Att special meeting Of the city council the water
works ordinance was adopted. It provides among
other things that the city shall have twenty-five n.y.
drants on Main street before the close of the present
year. and that when eightyfve hydrants shall have
been accepted the city shall pay to the company 900
annually for water therefrom, and at proporionate
rate for every twenty hydrants completed before said
number is reached; that water shall be furnished
free for at least four public drinking fountains and
water troughs that for every twenty hydrants in adj
dtion to one hundred the charge shall be at the rate
of SOS per hydrant per year.
An amuseing incident occurred during the runaway
Friday. AS the horse, with shattered attachments,
dashed madly up Chestnut street, man, somewhat
obfuscsted, crossing by the open roadway lead
ing down by Capt. Bromley's stable. Quick a
fash the horse made sudden turn to the left and
headed for that alley. There was the barn one
side and high board fence the other, he nat
urally and very hastily took to the fence. Being
somewhat corpulent he unable to climb or lie
very fiat, but he made himself as thin as he knew
how. The rig went laundering by leaving the poor
fellow unscathed. Shortly after the terrible ad-
venture, he came around with shoulder Topped,
declaring that he felt almost parayzed-beleved he
had broke his collar bone trying to catch that horse
bystander, who knew the facts, coolly remarked:
s'You didn't come half near catching the horse
as the horse did catching you"
COUNTY FINANCES.