Daily globe., 1883-11-04
SALTWATER GL0BULEs.


Dlphtheria has appeared again, num-
Der D, OF new cases having besn reported in
ths last two days.
Preaching at the Universaiist church
this morning at the usual hour. SDndav
school at II o'clock.
Mr.. Sullivan has been appointed section
boss on the South Saltwater branch of
the Omaha road vice Eagan. transferred.
The Milwaukee road has quite a aresnect-
able warehouse in this city, and now thew
propose erecting round house and water
tank.
The Northwestern Manufacturing Car
company have sold all their stock of
threshing machines and can celled tn, in
surance.
The new Swedish Lutheran church at
Pine Cily will be dedicated to-day. num-
Der of persons have expressed their inten-
tion of being present on that occasion.
The new edifice is said to have cost up
wards of $4,000.
AS was expected, Hugunine, formerly
leader of the Saltwater band, turns up at
Rome, N. Y. He claims TO have left money
enough here to pay the most of his in
debtedness, which, if true, will be vel
come news to his creditors.
Fred Bulow and family will again make
this city their future home Fred desires.
through the columns of the GLOBE, to ex-
tend his thanks TO Sheriff O'Gorman for
the many acts OF kindness shown him
during his late imprisonment.
Methodist ohurch.-Presching morning
and evening by the pastor, T. McClary.
Glass meeting at $3.50, led by W. H.
Fields; class at II led by Edward Ole
son; class at 6:30, led by j. Ii. Ewing.
Sunday school at -. Heulton mission,
led by VIM. Young.
John Larson will forsake his tonsorial
occupa ton and has entered into partner
ship with James Lee for the purpose of
opening saloon. The firm have secured
the building on north Third street, at
present occupied by Mr.. Melgard, where
they will be pleased to meet both old
friends and new.
Two men from the interior Of the state
who had come here expecting to find i'm
mediate employment but were disappoint-
ed, and being without FUNDS to enable
them to wait for something TO turn up in
their favor, started home es.erday mcEn-
ing on foot, distance of over one hundred
miles. The two men had seventy-five
cents with which to defray the expenses of
their journey.
At the meeting of the Base Ball associa-
ton on Friday afternoon, the decision was
arrived at to issue $10,0C0 worth of stock.
Two thousand dollars of the amount was
subscribed for by gentlemen present.
Late yesterday afternoon it was learned
that the committee appointed to place the
stock had met with gratifying success. 1t
Is the intention of those having the matter
IN charge to procure the best players to be
had. The club will be composed of ex
pertS and no others need apply.
At the meeting of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary society, Mrs. Edward OIeson
was elected president.
Mrs. VIM. Beer, vice president.
Mrs. VIM. Rice, secretary.
Mrs. j. B. Davis, treasurer
Mrs. Sam Judd, corresponding secre-
tary.
Mrs. K. Register, assistant correspond
ing secretary.
New members were secured and the So
ciety starts off with fresh life.
Three calls aud thrce deliveries made by the
Transfer Package Delivery company each day in
st. Paul and Minneapolis. Telephone. Offices
338 Jackson stree, st. PAM, aud 31S NicoJJet
evenue, hi lnear oils.
sudden Dump INTO Che street.