Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-24
SALTWATER GLOBULES.

Peter Hayes, charged with disturbing
the peace, had his trial postponed until
this morning at o'clock.
To cause the arrest of boy for taking
the half of cheap lead pencil when no
theft was Intended savors more of spite
than regard for justice,
A lad twelve yeas old, son of Eugene
Saxeige, fell down flight of stairs in a
barn, striking on his head, fortunately
sustaining no serious in jury.
The Manufacturing & Car company are
remodsling and reftting lot of parlor
cattle cars built by an eastern firm for the
Northern Pacific Railroad company.
The Northwestern Manufacturing & Car
company yesterday forwarded the number
of cars required to complete their order
froa the Duluth & Iron Range Railroad
company.
Mayor Mathews, after consulting with
members of the city council and with some
Of the business men, authorized the COVER
aoc to draw on the city for $1,000 in favor
OF the sufferers by the late cyclone at
Rochester.
Joseph Hunt, son Of Mr.. Hunt, foreman
IN the Northwestern Manufacturing g. Car
company's brick yard, had his forefnger
taken OFF in the pressing machine. The
stump was amputeted at the first joint by
DR.. Milliard.
William Kennamaun, SO long in the en-
ploy Of John Hurst, is preparing to COM
mence business on his own account. The
stcre Gu the corner of Water and Chest
nut streets is being fitted up for his &C.
commCdation.
Townsend & Co., have had 800 barrels of
-four in the warehouse over week, wait
ing transportation. Without doubt q prof
liable trade might be worked up with st.
Louis and other lower river towns, but
such delays as the above is poor encour-
agement TO business men to ship their
wares by any particular route.
4 scan3alous transaction was brought
to the notice of the police yesterday morn
ing, but as yet no legal investigation has
taken place. The names Of the parties
are withheld. 4 young man, comparative
y q stranger in tbs city, took up his abode
With q family residing on the north hill.
where an undue intimacy sprang up be-
tween the gay LotharIO and his landlady.
Tho pair, it seems, concluded to take I'D
vantage OF circumstances and dispose of
the household furniture before The return
OF the husband, who was away harvesting
some distance from the city. But brother
Of the absent man, hearing that the goods
had been offered TO 4 dealer in second
hand furniture, caused the loving couple
to be arrested, both of whom will be held
uGtil Saturday, when the injured husband
IS expected home. The day named above
is set for the examination, when the par
ties implicated will have an opportunity
Of clearing Themselves of the charges pre-
ferred against Them.
The following are among the number of
societies that have signifed their intention
CT attending the saDgerfest in this city on
the 8th, 9th and 10th of September: Men
nerchOr and Arion, Of ST. Paul; Frohsin,
of Minneapolis; ST. Cloud Mannerchor:
harmonic, Faribault. Arrangements have
been made with the different hotels for the
accommodation of five hundred guests. In
addition to this number many of the visit
ors will be entertained at the homes Of the
members of the Saltwater Man1erchor
Among other indications of welcome will
be the extending across Main street of two
arches, artistically arranged and appro
priately inscribed. To show the interest
maRifested in the proposed gathering by
the citizens generally, it may be stated
that the committee, in few hours, Sc
cured subscriptions amounting to Epwards
of $500