Daily globe., 1883-07-10
SALTWATER GLOBULES.

In few days more Strawberries will be
out of the market for this season.
The quarterly conference of the Swedish
NJ. E. church meets in this city July u.
A special term of the district court was
held yesterday, Judge Mcclure presiding.
The time for holding the Democratic
county convention will soon be announced
by Chairman Clarke.
County Treasurer Brown and family
will leave on Monday next for Center City,
where they will rustlcate for week or ten
days.
The many friends of Joseph Tenhauser
will regret to learn that he is i'll and has
been confined to his room since Wednes-
day last.
Areward of 800 has been offered by
the sheriff of st. Croix county, Wis, for
the recapture of Daily and Leach, who
broke jail at Hudson on the night of July 3.
Five or six of the parties accused of
participating in the Lake Elmo job on
Sunday were arrested yesterday, and yet
all of the boys have not handed in their
names.
Jonh Anderson is erecting building on
Second street, in which he will commence
the manufacture and sale of boots and
shoes. Mr.. Hawkinson's fate, it appears,
has no effect on Mr.. Anderson.
The band attached to the Moss Minstrel
troupe discoursed some very fine music
while marching through the city yester-
n No lo+4 4ba e
music maybe every old plug of horse that
hears it pretends to be frightened and
makes two or three desperate efforts to run
away.
Willie Shurmerly, nine years and two
months old, died at the residence of his
parents on Seventh street in this city, at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Deceased was
attacked with malignant diphtheria about
two weeks ago. Although he apparently
recovered from the effects of that disease
he continued to fail from day to day until
death ensued.
The crew of men who left here on Sun
day for Rash City to bring down the Snake
river drive were recalled by telegraph
yesterday, the owners of the drive having
ascertained that the water in the ST.
Croix was much too low to admit of sue
cessful operations at present, the recent
rains having raised the river but six inches
while rise of two feet is required.
The boys had a grand time at Lily Lake
park yesterday afternoon. Everybody
that could spare the time to go anu had
any inclination to attend such sports was
present. The distance to be run was one
hundred yards, which was made by Charles
Holcomb in thirteen seconds, and B. T.
Mosier second, Joseph Becker third. and
Otto Waloer passed under the wire last.
The steamboat Dispatch was sold Sat
urday to St. Paul parties who are load
ing 1t on cars to-day to be taken to White
Bear tomorrow. The boat is ninety-fve
feet long, eighteen feet beam and is to
have new upper works entire. The boat
was built for Duraut, Wheeler q Co.'s pri-
vate use, and made pleasure trip to the
gulf of Mexico with their families on
board. The boat is very fast.
At the semi annual convention of the
Crusaders, held Sunday afternoon, the fol-
lowing named gentlemen were elected TO
I'LL the various offices: President, Will
liam Tiilish; vice president, l.. McCauley;
secretary, P. b. Burke; treasurer, John
Clary, grand marshall, E. OBrien; assist
ants, W. W. Murray and John O'Brien;
sergeant at arms, Timothy Mooney; board
of managers, John F. Burke, James Nc
Gum, James Burnes.
At the next meeting of the Swedish NJ.
E. conference the Rev. Mr.. Lindstrom will
by the rules of his denomination be COM
PEELED to sever his connection with the
church in this city. This change will be
greatly regretted by his congregation.
During his three years. residence here Mr..
Lindstrom has labored in season and out
of season in discharge of what he consid
cred his duties. To his untiring zeal and
energy in great measure is due the fact
that the society are in possession of neat
and commodious church.
A party of young gentlemen from this
city made sort of social call at Lake Ell
mo on Sunday afternoon, and by way of
change in the usual manner of spending
the day, they broke in the windows and
doors of Elmo lodge, and charged on the
bartender and the proprietor. During the
melee somebody received a clip on the
head with slung shot. All of the particu-
lars of the affair have not yet been made
public, but it may be stated that the boys
did it well. The landlord will feel uneasy
until he sees them again.