Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-15
SALTWATER GLoBULEs.

Dressed hogs are selling at s. per hun
dred pounds.
The concert in the Methodist church
Monday night passed off to the entire sat-
isfaction of the audience. 1t also proved a
success financially.
The piano used at the concert last even
ing in the Methodist church was kindly
furnished for the occasion by Nathan Ford,
of st. Paul.
The three remaining children of Mrs..
Masure, of South Saltwater, who have all
been seriously ill with diphtheria, are hap
ply recovering. The same can be said of
the young man who resides with the fam
lily.
Last evening as Louis Hogquist, who
boards on Second street near Mulberry.
was making his way up stairs in his board
ing house, be fell from the top of the first
flight to the floor below, dislocating his.
shoulder and fracturing one of the bones of
his arm.
Next Monday evening at the Grand OPP
era house, Boston's pet troupe, the Ideals,
will appear in this city for the first time.
Last winter this company made tour in
the West and visited St. Paul and Mime
apolis. In both cities they drew crowded
houses. They are said to be unsurpassed
in their line by any troupe travelling.
Monday evening man was seated in a
buggy fast asleep. The vehicle had horse
attached. Neither the man nor the horse
knew where they we're going. 1t became
evident to Officer Erickson that an acct
dent might result from this style of travel
ing and he gently awoke the sleeper, who
promptly got out of the wagon and slapped
his face, who in turn knocked him down.
The affair was adjusted in the police court
yesterday morning by the gent from Bay
town paying $40.
The suit of the Street Railway and
transfer company, respondent, VS.. Essais
Rhelner, appellant, was called for trial. A
special jury having been called for the
purpose of trying the case. Counsel for
appellant made a motion to dismiss.
followed by another motion to continue
should the first fail. The suit of the ST..
Crolx Lumber company VS.. Chas. n. Mel
son d Co., will be tried by struck jury.
The petit jury, it will be recollected, will
not meet until Nov. q, Judge Mcclure
having issued an order to that effect.
An attempt was made Monday evening
to establish board of trade in this city.
The meeting held for that purpose was at
tended by the representatives of a few
leading firms. The aim of the organiza-
ton seems to be an extended one. the gen
eral good of Saltwater. The meeting was
only an informal one. A. X Doe was
chosen chairman and E. II. Taylor secre-
tary. A committee of three was appointed
to call upon the business men of the city
and state the object OF the proposed,organ-
ization to them, and request their attend
ance at the meeting which is to be held on
Saturday evening at the city council
rooms.
The November term of;the district court
commenced yesterday morning, Judge
Mcclure presiding. There is large num-
Der of cases on the civil calendar, The
grand jury began business to-day. How
many criminal cases will come up for
trial cannot of course be known till that
body have finished their work. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen were sworn as
grand jurors. Andrew Peterson. foreman;
David P. Lyman. John F. Day. John
Lund, Henry Westing, JOS N. Masterman.
Nicholas Ali, Rufus Golf, VIM. Armstrong.
Frederick Doenfeld, 2. H. Foss, Ferdinand
Fredric, B.. j. Mosier, Jeremiah Whalen,
John Schneider, Daniel Elliott, VIM. Schur-
muly, Chas. Lacomb, Ben Thalen, D. A.
Kemp, Hiram Berkey.