Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-11
SALTWATER GLoBULEs.
An article, supposed to be maple sug

Is reIalIlng as htteen cents per pound.
Work was resumed yesterday on the new
thoroughfare known as North Main street
Men are being yengaged for the drive
several of whom left yesterday for the
scene OF future operations.
A number of important sales of log,
have been quietly made this spring. Ii
every transaction the old prices have beer
obtained.
W. A. Davis, while in the engine room
OF the prison, accidentally dropped a heavy
piece of iron on his foot, by which three OF
his toes were badly crushed.
The patrons of Tenner's exchange will moi
know the place when the new firm of Ten
ner d KrugeI get through with the i'm
provements which are now being made.
l.. L. Lowry, an old resident of Fond du
Lac, Wis, is the guest of his son-in law, c.
w. Hitchcock. Mr.. Lowry is agreeably
surprised at the business prospects of
Saltwater.
The Northwestern Manufacturing & Car
company have not yet commenced opera
tons IN their car shops. 1t is stated that
fore the fifteenth of the present month.
A man named Bolton, employed in one
of the new shops, yesterday got his left
hand too near circular saw while in mo-
ton, consequently four of his fingers on
the left hand were injured. Fortunately
none were amputated.
James Connolly, who assaulted Whalen
in he Ioe 6o9
his trial in the police court yesterday af-
ternoon. The complaint was for assault
only, for the commission of which he was
fined $40 and costs, in all $22.
Another band of Italian musicians made
their advent into this city yesterday. A
similar troupe have been edifying the boys
IN the saloons for couple of weeks past,
and have succeeded in reaping quite har-
vest in five and ten cent contributions.
A drunken Individual damaged a good
suit of clothes yesterday by falling from
the sidewalk into the mud on lower Main
street. Officer Mccarthy came to the as
sistance of the helpless inebriate, who was
removed from the mire to the lookup.
The prison building committee meet at
the penitentiary one week from to-day, at
which time plans of the proposed addi-
tons to the cell rooms will be submitted.
The board of inspectors, Warden Reede,
and the architect constitute the committee.
The ladies of the Relief society give
New England dinner to-day at Temple of
Honor hall. The ladies freely devote their
time to furthering the objects of the So
clety. The public should aid them by lib
orally patronizirg the entertainment to-
day. d.
All who signed their names to the roll or
are intending to become members of the
military organization which has been as
signed place in the Second regiment N.
G. S. NJ, are requested to be present at the
meeting this evening, as Col. Bend will
muster the company into the state service.
An individual, almost on the verge of
insanity, on the supposition that his
winters wages had been stolen while he
was sleeping off the effects of a spree, was
agreeably surprised to find that his chum
had taken care of the money, all of which
was duly handed to the owner when he be-
came sober enough to take care of it.
Three prisoners were brought to the pen
itentiary yesterday from Winona county.
Below will be found their names and the
crimes of which convicted, with the length
of sentence. Henry Fisk, assault with a
dangerous weapon; one year. James
Dougherty, larceny from dwelling house;
two years. Carl Mccormick, mansIaugh-
ter in the fourth degree; two years.
The ladies of the German Catholic soci-
ETY. some weeks ago decided to give an
entertainment in June in aid of the new
church which the society proposed erecting
the coming season. AS the ladies of St.
Michaels have decided to hold a similar
festival and at about the same time, a
change will probably be made in the time
of holding one or the other of these fairs.
The result of the vote for scity treasurer
in the Third ward is undoubtedly sur
prise to both candidates. That Mr.. ORA
per on the same ticket as Mr.. Burke should
be elected and the latter defeated by quite
q large majority, looks as if the old feud
had not yet been forgotten. It would seem
that It is about time for this Kilkenny cat
business to stop or not even the remains
of the caudle appendage will be left.
Dr.. Clarke, the health officer, was look
ing around last Saturday in order to learn
if all the streets and alleys in the city were
in proper state of cleanliness. A great
many Of the by-ways visited by the doctor
were found to be in an extremely dirty
condition, and in no way calculated to
promote the health of those living in the
vicinity. Consequently, the residents of
these places will be notified by
the officer that the accumulated
garbage must be removed from
the premises.
As has been heretofore stated in the
GLOBE, the ladies of st. Michaels church
have announced their intention of holding
grand festival and bazaar, to commence
in the early part of June. In addition to
purse containing 500 in gold, the fol-
lowing named articles will be disposed of
by lot: Gents silver watch and chain,
valued at $50; one marble top center table,
$25; easy chair, $50; one set of jewelry,
SIS. Ten smaller prizes, varying in value
from 81 to $40, are included with
the above. Tickets 81 each.
The Indian Territory Cattle Mart.
ST.. LOUIS, April 10.-Advices from the
cattle raising sections of the Southwest