Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-05-02
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered By tho Special Reporters OF the
Dailv Globe.
SALTWATER.

Round trip tickets may now be procured
| at the st. Paul 81 Duluth railroad depot for
Minneapolis for $780,
Rial & Diapers "Uncle Toms Cabin"
Nav Sth-matlnee in the afternoon and full
Performance in the evening.
Nothing especially new at the boom. Logs
are coming in slowly. They expect to sluice
the Snake river logs in about three days.
Saltwater and the p. p. failed to con-
nect on Saturday. The GLOBE never fails to
contain the latest from the city under the
hill.
Joe Lamonte slept Friday night on awood
pile, and woke up Saturday morning as
drunk as lord. He was taken to the city
lookup to sober off.
Albert Huase, of South Saltwater, was
examined before the probate court yesterday.
He was adjudged insane and taken to st.
Peter in the afternoon.
L. J. Dunn. confectioner and fruiter, on
lower Main street, is making some very
neat improvements in and about his well
regulated establishment.
| Go to the "big store round the corner"
| Tim Fox's, for all kinds of fruits and con-
fect1onery. He keeps the best five cent
cigar in the city, as well as DR.. Haskin's
'What Is IT, i.
| A three year old son of John Mckenzie,
while watching his father split wood, on
Saturday morning, was struck by flying
stick which broke the little fellows nose and
otherwise bruised him.
Frank Keep was up before his honor,
Judge Smith, Saturday morning, again for
irnbibing bug juice. It being the third of
| Tense within month, he T5as fined $40 and
thirteen days imprisonment.
Judge Lehmicke, of the probate court, has
gone to st. Peter to consult with Superin-
tendent Bartlett, of the asylum, to ascertain
the chance of getting admission for several
insane residents of this county.
move is being made to get the taxpay
ers of Lakeland to bond the town in the
sum Of $4,000 as bonus for the Chicago,
st. Paul & Omaha road to extend a switch
from the Hudson bridge to the village.
Lakeland people don't ''enthuse" the pro-
ject.
Our wheat market is rather lively, with
prices at $1.OO, 97c and 89c. Two hundred
and fifty sacks arrived on Saturday for the
lower mill and 10 for Townshend's, by boat
from st. Croix Falls. The receipts by team
were the largest since seeding time, being
sixty-five full loads.
A son of j. c. Webb, of this city, aged
thirteen years, while playing with a pepper
box, half full of powder, held sun-glass
over it, when it exploded, frightfully burn
ing his neck and face, and filling his eyes
with powder. DR.. Pratt, the attending
physician, feels hopeful of saving the sight
of the right eye, but thinks the left one de-
stroyed.
Jacob Kunderth, who lives about three
miles from this city, was quite seriously in
iured on Saturday by the premature ex-
plosion of gun. He was out hunting and
while shooting at duck the breech pin
came out, taking away the larger part of one
of his thumbs and filling his face with pow
der and shot. His wounds were dressed by
DR.. Game.
j. r. CARL, our efficient bridge tender, |
has rendered his resignation, to take effect |
May 1, in order to accept a responsible and |
lucrative position in Gen. Sam Harriman's |
store at Somerset, Wis. Mr.. CARL is one of |
the best of our younger business men, and |
one we are sorry to lose. He takes charge |
CT his new position on Tuesday, and will re-
move his family to Somerset in about ten |
DAYS. Mr.. Samuel Packard, who has been |
for long time identified with the bridge, !
will probably be appointed by the city coun- |
Gil TO the position made vacant by Mr.. Car
lbs resignation. Mr.. Pacard's appointment |
would give general satisfaction.
The installation of the officers of Bayard |
Conmandery, Knights Templar, which took
place Friday evening, was somewhat peas |
ant affair. The surprise visit by Damascus
accompanied by the Great |
Union band, as detailed in the GLOBE of |
Yesterday, created quite Juror in the city.
The following are the names of officers in
stalled:
Vim. G. Bronson, e. @.
z. l.. Jersey, General.
3. G.. Merry, Captain General.
w. 81. Harrington, Prelate.
W. Il. Pratt, s. w.
W. S. Conrad, j. W.
J. Read, Treasurer.
J. W. Dinsmore, Recorder.
j. s. Anderson. Standard Bearer.
l.. a. Lemon. Sword Bearer.
Alex Adams, E. A. Folsom, Abe Hall, ". 7.
Gorrie, guards.
L. s. Pitman, Sentinel.
LOG SALES.
Durant, Wheeler & Co., $4,000 feet to
Gardner, Batchelder & Co., Lyons, Ia.
Durant, Wheeler & Co., 100000 feet to
John Dudley.
LOG SHIPMENTS.
By steamer I. e. Staples, one raft to Cat
Tail slough.
By steamer Ida Fulton, one raft to Cat
Tail slough.
By steamer Robert Ross, 800, 900 feet to
Keator & Son, Moline, Ill.
MAJ. GEN. HELNTZELMAN.