St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-01
WASECA.
Especial correspondence of the GLOBE

| Especial correspondence of the GLoBE.]
June 2S.-Saturday was a lively day.
The people are getting ready for the
Fourth.
N. V. Breen & Sons are selling number
! Of three seated platform spring wagons of
their own manufacturing. Two went into the
country to-day and will be christened July
| 4th.
| VIM. Riddle, while at work on the barn of
Mr.. Tunniclff at Wilton, fell to-day, receiv-
ing serious internal injuries. Mr.. Riddle is
an old settler and a much esteemed citizen.
NJ. F. Common, county commissioner, was
in town to-day, beaming and happy at the
sure prospect of a Democratic victory this
! fall.
A. II. Kinyon, druggist, and a prominent
Wilton man, is dangerously i'll.
The Waseca ladies are discussing giving q
4th of July dinner in the park for the benefit
of the G. A. r. and 1. o. o. f.
James Henderson, the well-known stock
man of Vivian, is shaking hands with his
Waseca friends to-day.
Quite an excitement occurred on Main
street this afternoon by the running of the
team of John Doran. They were stopped
by Charles Meyres, at great peril.
The Wilten Cemetery association held their
annual meeting to-day, and q general bust
ness was then transacted. Hon. William
Brisbane was reelected as treasurer. Its
grounds are fast filing up, and soon more
land will have to be purchased, or it will be
impossible to bury there, as the grounds are
small.
Hon. A. G. Ward left for st. Paul on the
Cannon Ball, by the way of the NJ. & st. L.
r. r. this morning.
All of the Kinks closed while the
heated term continues, because no one can
skate this weather and keep cool.
The sheriff brought into the city the parties
concerned in the Wilton grave robbery mat
ter To-day they were arraigned before
Judge Lowell and pleaded not guilty. Case
continued until next WednesdayVat 9
O'Clock for witnesses.
Ths Radical this week lays great stress on
the notice of the lecture of Rev. F. NJ Bris-
Chicago and left his comrade in the lurch. as
tol, ON ''Brains,p on the ground that he is
the pastor of John a. Logan's church Oh,
don't hit US Democrats. We shan't vote for
Logan.
Holstein stock is coming to the front here
in this county. We now have three breeders
who are making it speciality and have some
of the best in the country. S. Leslie, ESQ.,,
owns the prize bull Skip; n. J. Levitt has a
nice herd; Woodbury. has also five full-bloods
All Of them are taking great pain with their
stock, and no better can be found and all
registered in the Fl. FL. 3.
In laying out new drain on the corner of
Second and Elm streets, Commissioner
Stems, at the depth Of four feet, came upon
an old crossing, put down when the city was
first built, and in filing up the streets they
graded over it. 1t was as sound as when
first laid down some fifteen years ago.
Mr.. Henry Catcher, foreman of the rail-
road shop, leaves for Winona tonight on
business for the Northwestern railroad.
The glass ball shootists are busy at work
cleaning up their guns for the Fourth. DIR.
Gibson has got his, he thinks, in the best of
tune and is bound to win if he can go in.
Doc, we make no, pretention-could not hit
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