Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-19
SALTWATER.

The Ida Fulton left to-day for st. Louis
with O raft of Hudson logs.
There will be a meeting of the Social
Temple of Honor on Saturday evening.
1t is expected that the coming census will
show population OF 10000 in this city.
Ex-Judge Norgord left on Tuesday fol
Grand Forks, to enter upon the practice Of
his profession.
This city has been divided into three
wards and an enumerator of census appoint
ed for each ward.
VIM. Hall, Esq, of Boston, Mass, father
of our enterprising townsman w. b. Hall, is
in the city on visit.
! Gillespie d Harper are fixing up their of
fee. Gas fixtures and telephone embrace
part OF the Improvement.
The steamboats, Ada B and Jennie Hayes
each took load of Minneapolis excursion
lists to Taylors Falls on Monday.
The Rev A. A. Kiehl left for Madison,
Wisconsin, yesterday, to attend the Presby-
terrain convention now in session in that
| city.
Summons were issued on yesterday by
the clerk of the district court summoning
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district court. o-
A runaway team on Churchill street ran
over Swede child about three years old,
cutting it severely about the head, on Mon
day afternoon.
A. Allen, of the Merchants hotel, st. Paul,
was in the city on Saturday, and purchased
finely matched team of Isaac Staples,
which are said to go in about three minutes.
team belonging to Minneapolis tobac-
CO house had tremendous runaway yester-
day. The two men in the wagon escaped
with slight injuries, but there were number
of narrow escapes during the trip.
The incest and finest line of American
and English chevoit suits for men. youths,
found at the fashi enable and original n. Y.
o. P. @. H., in Opera house block.
Judge Crosby, of the district court, will be
in the city on Friday to call the calendar
and ascertain what cases will be set for trial
at the next term of court. 1t will be advis-
able for attorneys having cases to be on hand
Friday.
Barney McManemy is one of the hsppiest
men IN the city since the operation per-
formed on his eyes by DIR. Atwood, of st.
Paul. Barney is 20 years of age and up to
the time of his visit to the doctor had been
blind for five years.
Dan Hughes, a young man known to
number of our readers as a resident of this
city last winter, was captured by Chief of
Police Shortall yesterday in possession of
stolen horse, owned by A. J. Colby, of War
rem, Wis. Mr.. Colby tracked the thief to
this city and found him at Web. McKusick's
livery stable with the stolen horse. He will
be taken to Hudson for trial.
DR.. Pratt, of this city, was called to
Marine yesterday to hold an inquest on the
body of a nine months old child found in
Pine slough about = miles above Marine.
1t was tied up in a sack marked J. p. The
coroner's jury returned a verdict that the
child came to its death by the hands of some
person or persons unknown.
The criminal calendar in the municipal
court has numbered from four to six cases a
day for the last week.
The civil calendar of the municipal court
was unusually light this term, the following
being the business transacted:
Charles J. Larson vs.. Charles Schultz; ao-
ton on promissory note. Tried and sub
mitted.
Michael Sinnett VS.. John Shein. Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
LOG SALES.
Gillespie & Harper's sales. for the past |
week; we're as follows:
To Gardner, Batchelder d Co., of Lyons |
Iowa, 100000 feet of short logs.
To Page, Dixon & Co., of Davenport, Iowa,
9. 10000 feet of short logs.
To E. E Bnrdick, of Muscatine, Iowa,
$50, 600 feet of mixed logs.
To VIM. Gillett, of Hastings, Mimi, 100,-
900 feet.
To Charles Betchsr, of Red Wing, Mimi,
100000 feet.