Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-19
SALTWATER GLOBULES.

| The handsome old gentleman from Pine
| county is favoring Saltwater with another
| visit.
There is some talk of purchasing the old
Presbyterian church and fitting it up as an
armory for Co. K.
Among other rumors in circulation is
the statement that Saltwater is to have an
Star.
The steamer Kit Carson was yesterday
moved from her winter quarters and
brought to this side, where she will be
painted and fitted up for the summers
work.
AS DR.. Hall was driving around the cor
ner of Third and Chestnut streets yester-
day evening the axle of his buggy broke
in two, by which one of the fore wheels
was forced off. Fortunately no other dam
age was sustained.
The long legged tramp who has been
hanging about town for few days past
accidentally got his hand into another
mans pocket, which, being empty, the
mistake did not count. For fear such a
mistake might be made again the tramp
was ordered to get out of the city on the
first train.
James Fowler has disposed of his stock
to S. Simonet. The latter will to-day
transfer his goods to the building formerly
occupied by Mr.. Fowler. Henry Quick, in
order to get more room, has rented the
premises vacated by Simonet. The last
named gentleman will most likely next
ha
brick block.
A coroner's inquest was held yesterday
| afternoon on the body of John Anderson,
| who came to his death as stated in the
GLOBE of Wednesday. No new facts we re
brought out. A majority of the witnesses
testified to the belief that the stone was
| rolled down the bluff. Both of the boys
| seen on the bank at the time of the acct
dent were sworn. They gave their evil
| dence in straightforward manner.
| They admitted being on the bluff, but de-
| MED moving or touching the stone. Be-
| low will be found the verdict of the jury:
''The said John Anderson came to his death
| about ten minutes to II o'clock on
! the 18th day of April, 1883, while at work
| on North Main street, by being struck on
| the head by stone detached from its
place on the bluff by some persons to us
| unknown"
On Tuesday a girl named Christine
Oleson entered complaint against James
Oleson, her step father, for threatened as
sault with dangerous weapon. Sheriff
| Holcomb and Officer Erickson arrested
the accused at his house in the town of
| Alton. The case was called in the mu-
nicipal court yesterday morning, but on
| account of the absence of necessary
witnesses the examination was
postponed until Friday morning.
| Olson admitted the charge, but denied the
intention of doing any harm. According
to report Anderson made improper pro-
posals to the girl. She, becoming fright
| ened, fed from the house. 1t is stated
| he followed her with d shot gun, threaten
| ing to shoot her unless she returned HON g..
1t is further stated that the girl was pro-
| tected from harm by two men she met on
the road. By others it is said there is no
truth In the above. For the sake of all
concerned it is to be hoped that these re-
ports may prove untrue.
%&%"Example is better than precept.' 1t is
well known that dyspepsia, bilious attacks,
| he dache and many other Ills only be cured
| by remo7ing their cause. Kidney Wort has been
proved TO be the most effsctual remedy for these,
! and for hahitual costiveness. which SO afflicts