Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-22
SALTWATER GLOBULES.

4 number of farmers will begin seeding
favorable.
Officer Shattuck was compelled to leave
his beat yesterday afternoon on account of
sudden illness.
The st. Croix Boom company have en-
gagged few meu to remove the logs left
over from last year.
The parties owning the lot south of
Alice Eldrige's block on Union place
have concluded not to build this season.
Rev. Mr.. Rooney will occupy the pulpit
of the Methodist church to-day in the alb
sence of Rev. Mr.. McClary, who is to lecture
in Pine City this evening.
A number of the persons interested in
the notice recently issued by the health
officer have apparently forgotten all
about the purport Of the doctors request.
A stranger, who had been put out of a
number of different saloons yesterday, was
finally locked up, after having been re-
peatedly warned to go home and get So
Der.
As Company K stood in need of an
armory, and the Presbyterian society had
an old church to sell, a bargain was struck
forthwith, to the mutual satisfaction of
both parties.
The four young lads in the lookup per-
sistently refuse to tell from what source
they procured their beer. In the meantime
the officers who made the arrests should
remain indoors after dark.
The parties who made the complaint
against James OIeson are understood 10
be greatly displeased at the manner in
which the case was dismissed, as they
failed to appear at the proper time. Seem
ingly they have nobody to blame but them
selves.
Yesterday was the time set for closing the
bargain relative to the sale of the property
on the south side of Chestnut street be-
tween Union place and the meat market.
If the lots are sold the purchaser will
erect thereon first class hotel the pres
ent season.
A lady visiting this city last winter had
the bad luck to drop two So gold pieces in
the snow while ascending the Second street
stairs. 4 search for the money at the time
lady however, took careful notice of the ex-
act spot on which she dropped the pieces.
On her return about week ago new
search was instituted and resulted in find
ing both of the sinners close together
within foot of where they were lost.
Ayoung chap employed as hack driv-
er, seeing a stranger step aboard one of
the cars with bottle of whisky projecting
from one of his pockets, took forcible pos
session of the liquid by snatching it from
the owner. The young man disposed of
the contents of the bottle by giving por-
ton of it to some small boys, and by en-
deavoring to pour the remainder down the
throats of some other little fellows. The
affair coming to the ears of the chief of
police, the driver was taken up. The case
was disposed of in the police court y0ster-
day by ir1ng the offender $50 and costs.
The first alarm yesterday was caused by
the burning out of a chimney on tene-
meut house owned ty Shurenberg on Sec
ond street, north of Mulvery. The de-
partment responded promptly, and made
all the necessary preparations for a
big blaze, but luckily all ended in smoke.
The men hak scarcely got their apparatus
in place when a second alarm was given,
caused by the burning of bed IL room
on the south side OF the Liberty house, a
two-story frame hotel on lower Main.
The bed clothing. it is thought, took fire
from spark falling from stOyeplpe
that entered the chimney at that part of
the building. Damage small.