Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-04-01
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by tho specta, Reporters of tho
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Gen Franz Sigel at Opera Hall, tomorrow
night.
The Republican convention will be held at
the city hall tonight at o'clock sharp.
s. w. Horton, of Wyoming, is about to open
up an establishment here for the sale of lime
-Four DRINKS liquidated their Indebtedness
to the city yesterday for transgressing the or
dinance relative to drunkenness and departed
The Democratic caucuses for the election OF
delegates to the Democratic city convention
will be held tomorrow night at the usual
places.
Michael Sinnott, arrested on complaint OF
John Sheehan for poisoning compliments cat
tie, will have an examination Friday afternoon
at o'clock.
The examination of Edward and Samuel
Noonan for stealing wheat from the granary of
Michael SinnOtt, is continued to Saturday at 9
o'clock A. NJ.
Auorbach. Finch, Culbertson d Co. invite
their Saltwater friends to participate in the
grand bargains being offered at their immense
Fire Sale, IA West Third street. Bridge Square,
st. Paul.
The dance which was to have taken place at
Opera Hall last evening, for the benefit OF
Prot. Gooch, was indefinitely postponed yes
terday. The step was wise one as the public
Is about satlated with am usements at present.
Logging operations in the pineries have been
suspended, and driving has commenced in some
OF the smaller streams. There is probability
that the water will be too high this spring, and
run the logs over the banks among the trees,
leaving them there when it recedes.
quarrel between number of neighboring
farmers living about six miles from this city is
liable to prove serious affair for some of them
as 1t has at present reached the courts Friends
and relatives are Unfortunately mixed up
and all the charges in all cases are of very
serious nature. The rancorous hatred which
they appear to have for each other appears
to have been long standing.
The arrest of Noonan boy a short time
since for stealing wheat from the granary of
his brother-in-law, Michael Sinnott,
proved the ''straw that broke
the camePs back" and the law will now prob
ably settle that which the parties interested
could not settle amicably. Several charges
have been made and parties arrested, and some
interesting developments may be anticipated.
The saltwater building association will issue
fourth series of 500 shares of stock on Satur-
day, May 1st, provided that $50 of those are
taken by parties intending to borrow. Borrow
ers and parties not members of the association
will be given the preference. Our aim is to as
slst those wishing to build or purchase home,
to do SO by monthly payments for about eight
years, which equal monthly rent now paid by
parties renting. Apply to me at First Nation
al bank for stock. f. A. SEYMOUR, Sec'y.
1t will perhaps be remembered by many that
IN the~ latter part of last July
some persons unknown placed OBJ
structions on the West Wisconsin railroad
track about six or seven miles from this city.
Happily nothing serious came of it. There
Is now prospect of bringing the per-
petrators of the act to justice. Edward
Noonan has sworn out warrant for the arrest
of Thomas Morrisey as the principal in the
affair. Morrisey has been placed under arrest
and will have an examination Friday morning
at o'clock.
PINAFoRE.
The &C. G. G. Pinafore troupe drew large
and appreciative audience, Tuesday night. The
audience was delighted with the rendition of
the opera and many persons expressed their
praise in unmeasured terms.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.
The following delegates were elected last
evening to the Republican city convention:
First ward-F. j. Rice, Waffette March, f.
E. Joyce, l.. G. Proctor and E. D. Taylor.
Second ward-Dr. W. Fl. Oaine, David
Swain, @. A. Bennett, P. III. MillardeF Rater,
A. M. Mooty and @. G. johnson.
Third ward-Louis Hospes. E. G. Butts
John Cornell, James Corners, Abe Hall, J. Ct.
Nelson, VIM. Mcclure, Andrew Ottison and
Louis Polmerston.
committee of three was appointed in the
First ward to nominate candidate for alder
man.
J. Fl. Townsend was nominated for alderman
in the Second ward and Jacob Deragisch in the
Third ward.