Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-23
SALTWATER.

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Workmen are engaged again on the new
| Opera house block.
The woman who, it was reported, had eloped,
arrived in the city to-day.
| Nellie Harris Novelty company holds forth
this evening at Opera Hall.
A daily mail route between this city and
Woodbury. is being agitated.
The steamer Helen Schulenburg, of st.
Louis, arrived in port Thursday.
] John @. Lillis, an old-timer, recently return
| ed from o three years sojourn in Texas
Jos. Wolf, brewer, of this city, has purchas-
| ed O half intesest in saloon business at Bald
| win, Wis.
Subscribers not receiving the GLOBE, regular
ly, will please report ut our sanctum IN the
| Gazette building.
Steve Danforth, the general lumberman of
Brunswick, was in the city yesterday shaking
hands with his numerous friends.
Phi. Muller is finishing off the addition to his
store on Bridge square. When completed it
will make an imposing looking building.
Two applications for divorce are filed for
hearing before Judge Crosby at the May term
of the district court. Both are for deser-
| ton.
Mrs. L. p. Holmes submitted to nice sur
gical operation, Thursday, in the removal of q
large tumor, by DR.. Caine, assisted by Drs. Do
| rion and Zuerker.
| Sawyer, Wallace & Go. have just finished a
smoke stack for Ellison Il Co.'s new mill at
| Baytown that is sixty feet long and measures
forty-five inches in diameter.
| DIR. Caine. assisted by DR.. Dorion, of st.
Paul. and DR.. Zuerker, of this place, performed
q very difficult surgical operation, Thursday,
on Mrs. Michael Foren, of this city.
| Tenement houses were never, in the history
L II. H.. I.w,
Our population could be increased 500 if suit
able tenements could be hired at living rates.
| A. Sonnaburg, an old-timer, who used to
| keep the old Aston House on the corner where
| Hospes & Cutters store now stands, has return
| ed to the city and intends opening up in bust
ness again.
Applicants for the position of superinten-
dent of our city schools are almost innumer-
able. Prof. Gorrie, the present incumbent, is
a man of excellent ability as an educator and
should be retained.
Adead pelican was found on the lake shore
the other day, that weighed thirty pounds and
measured eight feet from tip to tip of wings.
1t created quite Juror among those of oul
citizens who never seen one before.
VIM. May took the following men from this
city to work on his contracts in Fargo and vi.
cinity: John Lund, r. j. Blanchard, @. J.
Yorks, Plutzi Bass. w. j. May, Ohas. Bass
Edward Allison, John Murray, John Tehorst
John Singleton, D. W. Thomas and George
Lee.
A candidate for moose knotted rope is
abroad and at large in the shape of a very black
negro. few days ago he entered house at
Oak Park, and but for the timely appearance
of Mr.. Porter might have committed terri
BILE outrage. The lady of the house. who was
alone, had a neighbor sleep with her that night
fearful that the negro, knowing that she was
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that night the negro came back but was scared
away. He is described as very black, rather
tall and slim, and az wearing white hat.
Chief of Police Shortall arrested Charlie.
Laird, the Mankato thief, and he now linger
in the county jail. 1t will be remembered tina
Laird. while clerking at the Minnesota house
stole suit of clothes and gun and sold then
to man in the Milwaukee house and skipped
Laird was visiting q brother, who lie confined
in the State prison. The police were put tt
considerable trouble in effecting his arrest b,
his close resemblance to stranger, who wa
1 visiting in the city, both wearing the SAM
color clothes and hats, and resembling eacl
other as to complexion and whiskers and il
being minus of right hand. The wrong maj
was arrested several times until the right on
was caught.
DRIVING NOTES.
Mcmillan & Tozer's Snake river drive, AMI
Dan Forth's Knife river drive of $4,000, 0Ot
passed Brunswick Tuesday, and were at tn
Greeley farm Thursday night. With Favorable
wind they will arrive at Pine City Monday o
Tuesday.
Tozer's Groundhouse logs were in the flow
age of Tallman's pond Monday, and in con
nection with Nelson d 90. s logs will be il
Snake river on Monday, the Goth inst.
There is a good stage of water. and all of tn
dams are full. 1t is sure thing for all of tn
logs on Snake.