Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-03-08
SALTWATER.

D. G. Gasln is around on the streets again.
The Guild meets next Thursday with
Mrs. W. M. Capron.
The Florence mill is putting in one Of W.
ID. Gray's patent nOiseless rollers.
David Cover has removed his ONCE to the
room over Haspes' hardware store.
SignOr Arrigone has finished the third scene
for the third fiat at the Grand Opera.
Allen Comfort, of st. Paul, spent Sunday
visiting with his brother, F. V. Comfort.
Mrs. Conklin, wife of 'Ex-Street Commits.
sioner Conkln, who has been sick for the past
few days Is convalescent.
A number of the members of the Temple Of
Honor went down to Lakeland yesterday at
ternoon, to attend the funeral of Mr.. Howk.
The room under the main entrance of the
Grand Opera is being fitted up for sample
room, and will be in charge of some st. Paul
party.
Representative Sabin and Senator Castle
came home Saturday looking as though they
had had hard winters work, but feeling -
though they had gained victory.
Sheriff Fred Richter, of Ramsey county,
came over to-day and left with Warden Reed.
Eugene Pollard, convicted of polygamy and
sentenced to two years and one month
The lecture to be delivered before the 7. N.
c. A. this evening by Mr. Vending has been
postponed, as he is snow-bound, and cannot
reach this city in season. Further announce
ments will be made.
We understand that Mr.. A. Fredericks has
made arrangements for an excursion from this
city to St. Paul next Wednesday evening to
hear Thomas Keene, the famous tragedian, In
the play of Richard III. :
Archie Betting lost a valuable horse last
week, while hauling supplies from HinckleY
RI 1ampS MnIOpvS This hOrSe WAS ono
of pair of iron grays, and cannot be matched
again for less than $3.50.
The bill for amending and consolidating the
city charter has been passed as amended ana
will take effect upon the approval OF the gov.
ernor. It fixes the salary of the municipal
Judge at 81 500 per annum.
The paper was three hours late to this city
Monday morning as the early train on the
West Wisconsin was suspended for to-day
| to let in the eastern trains which has been
| snow bound for several days.
At a regular meeting of the building asso.
citation Saturday evening, the following loans
were made: Frank Berkland and 8. P. Rich
ardson twenty shares of fourth series at forty
lcents, and ]. K. Mcfarland four shares at
| forty cents.
| After the announcement that Senator Win.
dom had been appointed secretary Of the treas
ury, we took little time to call around to see
who was the next choice, and we find that -.
NJ. Sabin and Gordon E. Cole were the high
| est, with Sabin two to one.
| The supreme court this forenoon rendered
| their decision in the manndamus case, and
sustained the warden and inspectors in making
the contract with Seymour. Sabin d Co. So
| the prison will turn out Minnesota Chief
| threshers instead of boots and shoes. Tally
one for saltwater.
| The plans for remodeling the Sawyer House
have been received and work will be com.
menced at once The Office, bath room, coat
room and reading room, will be down stairs.
Excavations will be made in the court, which
will be rooted over and finished for q billiard
room. The plans show the arrangement to
be neat and handy, and the change will add
materially to the house.