Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-27
SALTWATER.

The epizootic is prevailing 10 some extern
| among the hoses of the city.
The nomination of Dr.. Ames gives genera
satisfaction 10 the De mocrals of this city.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Nelson died from
the ELECTS OF sunstroke yesterday afternoon.
The case of Vollmer vs.. George $. Willard
was on trial IN the distrlcJ court TODAY
Judge Crosby presiding.
Religious services viii be held IN the Ger.
man Lutheran church to-day at III o'clock
| PREACHING by the Rev. Mr.. Soac ist.
f, An old GUNNER who had jumped the stone
| Pile was picked up agaIn Yesterday by the DO
ice and locked up ~ Try tnc j0D again Oh
| Monday.
man commonly called the Crazy Dutch.
nan ""o ARRESTED tnlS AFTERNOON Tor assault
ing the parketper IN August Linden 5 saloon
! WIN cLar.
:. For sale new and very desirable residence
on LIE South hui. Iuqulre al the feed store
GA lie north size of Chestnut street, De ween
| second and Tnlrd.
| The following is the result of the closing Of
| the last race. The three last heats being Won
by Capt. Herod. Time Z:34, 2:37, no. Pedro
| secona, Charley Champ iistanceo.
a good job OF work has been done on Chest
nUL street. The only trouble now is that
everybody Wants 10 drive on the smooth side
OF lie street, which bclng quite narrow may
| CAUSE a collision.
A temperance meeting will be held on Mon
day evening DIT the NJ. h: church. The Speakers
Will u>Vote Their Llile 10 the subject of Druhi-
billion. The meeting VIII DC addressed by
Revs. Harrington, McClary and KAttray.
The August meeting at Lily Lake Driving
Park has passed oil III . manner satisfactory
To all concerned. The success attending the
late Races will have tendency TO nerve the
prOprietors to make greater exertions for fu-
lure meetings.
Three young gentlemen were enjoying
themselves win a boat ride on the lake FRIDAY
night. All went we'll TIL about 3 O'Clock this
morning. When they were nearing the pom
toon bIIdge their boat capslzed, letting Them
all into the water. Tnelr lUud and repeated
cries for help brought Mr.. Sam Packard to
their aid. By his assistance they were all res
cued. One of their number narrowly escaped
drowning.
The mill formerly owned by Mr.. Staples
shut down at O'Clock yesterday morning.
Tie reason assigned for the stop IS that more
money could be realized from the sale of the
logs tnan from the lumber, considering the
expense of saving. Nothing definite is known
as to the amount of bonus paid by MIR. Sta
pies, notwithstanding the flying reports pre-
tending to give the exact amount. BY the
closing OF Inc mill Il large number OF people
are throwa out of employment.
About noon yesterday half starved tramp
entered the house of Joe LINK, and finding no
IneD about, made an insolenG demand for his
dinner. Very coolly laying oil his hat, he
proceeded to wash ms dirty lace il prepare
ton of the expected meal. He was anxious
TO learn where the Picks people lived. One of
the women Informed him her husband would
be nome IN a short lime and would give The
desired information. On receiving this intel
ligence his tram pship took his hat and left.
He was picked up Last night by officer WAL
tiers. Tee case will have hearing in the po-
lice court tomorrow morning.