Daily globe., 1882-11-09
srILLwATER GLoBULEs.

) The Democrats gain two assemblyme,
in this county, -Chas. p. Gregory in tn
First and August Stageman in the Thir,
district.
A young lady who reads the GIoR1
states that she is glad that the mean OLE
politics are done with. She will have some
pleasure in reading the paper again.
Some of the young ladies residing in
Oak Park delight in dancing. The young
gentlemen in the vicinity seem to have for
gotten the fact. AS most of the young men
have gone to the woods for the winter, those
remaining should manifest little more
gallantry.
About month ago two men were COM
nitted to the county Jail for stealing a
| watch from the person of Dan Karl. Who
was taking quiet nap near the spring a.
Simonet's. few days back The men made
statement thai they did not take the
watch, but charged the theft on Rich ard
Gornan, who Was arrested. After d hear
ing yesterday morning in the police
court, he wss committed TO the county Jail
III default OF the requisite amount OF bail
a rather singular occurrence took place
last Sunday morning near Hersey, Bean &
Browns little mill. As the train was 90
ing out on the morning above ahead the
engineer noticed man spread on the
track waving white rag as signal to
stop tie train. but as no obstruction could
be seen on the road no attention was paid
to the waving rag. The man did not get
out OF the way of the engine quite quick
enough, and received Slight brush from
the end of the pilot. No serious injury
probably resulted. as he was seen running
on the track in his stocking feet, since
winch time nothing has been heard or
seen OF him. No one knew who he
Tas, bat all judged him to be insane.
A drunken man was saved from being
crushed to death unde- the wheels of a
locomotive las. night by the prompt ac-
tton OF the night wstchman at the Omaha
depot. As the 6 o'clock train came in a
man was seen to jump from the end of
tie rear car on to the railroad track,
where he lay as if dead. As the engine
which brought in the train was leaving the
depot the watchman had just time to drag
the man from his pcrilous position as the
locomotive went by. The engineer had. of
course. no knowledge Of the mans pres
ence OF the track.
Following is the action Of the session of
the First Presbyterian church. at meet
ing held Nov. /. 1882, relative to the
building of {. nov church.
WHEREAS Our present eGifce manifestly
lacks nlnch ,haS is Indispensable to the
comsor; OF a worsh: ;.iag a: embly. and
mas ALSO become tco st-aitened to accom-
nloGate thoss, app'i inls for rews. and who
desire 10 make their permanent church
home with US; and
WHEREAS No further spirit of acconmo-
dation and of hospitality On the part OF
the people any longer avails to meet the
demands OF applican nts; and
WHEREAS This time of our need is pc
riod OF general prosperity in the commun-
Ity. and time also when the
constant and rapid growth of our
local population challenges and compels
Us. In imitation OF other denominations in
our city, to make proper provision, not
only for the supply of the wants and
necessities of our present congregation.
but to have an eye to the near future as
we'll to the maintenance of our position
and prestige then as well as now: there
fore.
RcsOlred, That we will arise and build,
and will at once make all necessary ar
rangements for the consummation of our
desire and design in this matter believing,
by this action, we voice the wishes of the
church and congregation we represent.
The above action of the session was en-
dOrSed bV the trustees of the church