Daily globe., 1883-06-16
SALTWATER GLOBULES.

Albert Brunswick left yesterday for Lake
Mlnnetonka, where he rusticates for the
greater part of the season.
A meeting of those in favor of getting
up Fourth of July celebration was held
last evening at the Office of Mayor Math-
ews.
Two weeks Or more will yet be required
to clear the logs from the St. Croix river
SO that boats can pass between this city
and Taylors Falls.
Charles McMullen, the man stabbed in
the affray at Pine City on the night of
Thursday last, has been in the employ of
Isaac Staples as foreman for some years
past.
The young couple arrested IN Thursday
evening for fast driving, were yesterday
morning fined SO each in the police court,
which they paid and went rejoicing on
their way.
Owing to the performance at the Opera
house, and the opening of the Wigwam,
the entertainment at Music hall was not
| so largely attended as on the previous
evenings.
For almost two weeks the jail was with
| out an occupant, and from this County
Sheriff Holcomb was beginning to be dis
gusted with the whole business. By the
reception OF two boarders from Washing
ton county, coupled with the two from
Chisago, the sheriff feels as if he was not
entirely deserted.
The steamer War Eagle, with quantity
of miscellaneous freight for this port, ar
rived here at o'clock yesterday afternoon.
After landing and unloading she moved
out at O'Clock for St. Paul. The strange
craft seemed quite an attraction, Judging
by the crowd that focked to the levee to
| witness her arrival.
On account of Instructions the steam
boats plying the upper river are all laid
up, which is a serious loss to their owners.
The boom company will of course be called
on to make good the damage which it is
understood they have already done in the
case of the Jennie Hays. On the arrival
here yesterday of the G. B. Knapp, the
officers received orders from the corpora
ton above named to tie and remain here
until further notice.
Miss Anna Carlson, employed in the
family eff Jay Hitchcock, adjudged insane
one Thursday last, was taken to the asy-
lum, at ST. Peter yesterday by Sheriff
Holcomb. The mental alteration Of the
unfortunate young woman was caused by
| certain information contained in letter
received from her intended husband, to the
| effect that he was about to return to Den
| mark. The fact that the young man was
| leaving the country without coming to see
| her, so weighed on her mind that her rea-
son was affected thereby.
The success attending the opening of
the fair on Thursday night exceeded the
expectations of the most sanguine. I'm
mediately the doors were opened people
commenced flocking in until the vast hall
| was filed from one extremity to the
other. All were loud in their praises of
| the fine display. The two departments
for the sale of fancy articles were arang-
ed with much artistic skill and taste In
truth, the same remark applies to all the
| tables in the room, no matter to what
purpose they are dedicated. Much ex-
traneous aid, in the form of presents, has
been extended to the ladies of the society.
Of the number is a fine gold watch valued
at $175, presented by Dunn; Ludwig Kahn
contributes an organ worth $3.50; Loni
Albenburg gives hand n le, gold fringed
Imported tablespread, price $50; another
donation from Mr.. AIbenburg is q life
sized doll, valued at SO; twenty yards Of
gross grained silk from 4. G.. Shuttinger;
j. +. Burke, youths suit Of clothes, SIG.
The wigwam is found to answer admirably
the purpose for which it was built.