Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-11
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
DDthered by the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Senator Castle left to-day for Pine city on
professional business.
Wheat, No. 1, 9Oc; No. 2, SIC; No 8, Soc.
Street wheat 1900 bushels,
The frescoing on Grand Opera hall will be
finished in about four weeks.
Fowler's furniture rooms are being fitted UP
with a department for wall paper.
A. L. Gillespie leaves for the Minnedoggin
river to look after the logging business.
Florence Will receive five cars of wheat to-
day, and Saltwater will receive three cars.
Durant, Wheeler & Co. will move into their
new Office in Grand Opera block next week.
No papers arrived here to-day until af err
noon. The early train was suspended for the
day.
Prof. Hayner is making arrangements to
give concert in Opera hall some time the
last of this month.
Twenty-Five cases of typhoid fever has been
treated at the hospital since its organization,
only one beng fatal
D. M. Sabin is running his machine shop
until 9 o'clock at night, in order to get out
work that is now on hand.
Phi. Muller is receiving his spring stock of
furniture and has every available place packed
full of some new and desirable styles.
H. L. Fosters agricultural warerooms look
as though the spring trade was going to be
| brisk, for they are well filled with all kinds
of farm machinery.
| The boat of Gillespie & Hospes will be lis
| feet long with ~ feet beam and the engine
will be 11-inch cylinder with 36-inch stroke
and will be put on to the line as tow boat.
| G.. M. Seymour arrived home to-day from
| Colorado, looking somewhat cafeworn. Mr.
| Seymour has put into successful operation
the Shields mines, and has come home for O
short vacation, leaving Modoc in charge Of
the business there.
Charlie Mcclure returned yesterday from
New Orleans, where he has been stopping fol
a few weeks. Charlie says that he wasn'
snow bound at st Louis, but thought there
might be snow north of there, so he stopped
and looked over the city for few days.
At meeting of the city hospital directors
the annual report of the steward shows tn
following: Total number received from Apri
%, 1880, to March 1, 1881, 81. The following
shows the nationalities: German, Z; British
and Canadian, %; American, %; Scandinavian
e. Having been treated by the followin.
physicians: DR.. Pratt, 10; DR.. Willard, A
DR.. Game, 9; DR.. Waiter, 6; DR.. Henry, 4; DR.
Zeurcher, 4. There has been eight death
during the year, four of which was not in tn
hospital three days.
Mrs. Jesse and daughter, living in Schueler
burg's addition, was brought up by Office
McKusick, charged with assault with inten
to kill It appears that Mrs. Jesse has bee
having trouble with her neighbors for som
time, and last night she thought that sh
would pay up old debts, so she, with the az
sistance of her daughter, sailed forth, arme
with stones and sticks and opened fire upon
neighbor, which resulted in her arrest. Mrs.
Jesse is an old offender and is known by til
police. She was fined last fall $50 for sim
lar offense.
FINANCE.
Cash received from March 1, 1880, TO Eel
ruary 8, 1881, s2,2514 Al; expended, S2,223.6;
on hand, $27.76.