St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-01
BALDWIN, WIS.
Especial Corre.rondence Of The Glob


BALDWIN, Wis, Oct. 3l.-Mrs. Judd, OF
Minneapolis, spent sunday in town the
guest of her son. Wanted 10 see that new
baby.
Hon. J. NJ. Bartlett, Of Minneapolis, paid
Baldwin visit the later part Of last week.
Dismal weather and general disposition
to stay indoors has been the order Of the
week.
Messrs. Scribner & Rasmussen have tenn
porarily rented the Dr. Hamilton building
and will use it for storing apples, several
carloads Of which have been ordered aud will
be sold at lowest possible figures.
Hon. Hans Brosehneins returned Friday
u light, and Capt. K. IL. Start Sunday morn
ing, from their respective fields of labor
where they have been Grating for Blaine and
Logan. The captain stumped the southeast
ern counties Of the state where he reports
finding numbers of Republicans who are GO
ing To vote for ST. John. There will be q
number of st. John votes east in Baldwin.
Remember, Baldwin has two polling places.
The one here and the other at Woodville.
Quite a number OF gentlemen with their
ladies took in the rally at Hudson, Saturday.
the 25th, going on the afternoon train and
returning Sunday.
The train, starting from Wilson, which
took the crowd into Hudson Saturday night,
did not reach here until O'Clock Sunday
morning. The crowd at that time were. not
10 put too fine point on il, exceedingly
hilarious and enthusiastic, so much so that
the windows were broken out Of the coaches.
no doubt TO awake the eehes OF the night
with their cheers for Blaine and Logan.
4 little remote from the business center of
Baldwin, but none the less prominent among
its institutions, is the tannery east OF Judd q
Allyn's mill, OF which c. G. Scttergren is
proprietor. He is prepared to do all kinds OF
tanning promptly aud well.
Sealskin caps at Scribner * Rosmusen's,
also an excellent line Of imitation seal cloaks
and circulars; clothing at figures 10 meet ev-
cry ones wants, and line of general mer-
chandise that cannot be excelled in the coun-
try.
j. B. Allyn and wife go TO St. Paul to-day
for few days visit.
The heater in the stsve mill of Messrs
Judd & Allen, exploded Thursday Afternoon
with tremendous crash, carrying away 4
portion of the roof of the mill, aud throwing
the whole top Of the heater TO the height OF
fifty or sixty feet. The heater Is a complete
wreck. No one hurt. No estimate can be
made Of loss at present
spirited contest took place at the rink
Wednesday night between four young gen.
tlemen, the occasion being a pair Of club
skates to the one who could skate two miles
the quickest. George Read was the winner.
making the distance in eight and one half
minutes.
Considerable building and repairing is go
ing on at this time. Every one seems anxi-
Gus to get buildings in shape for a long win
ter. "Ye prophets say an cpen winter''
Baldwin is always called the s'banuer
town. Of st. Croix county, because they can
count on large Republican majority. But
''the times change and men change with
them" and when the polls are closed on the
evening of Nov. 4, in my judgment the
count will show large falling of in the vote
of the faithful. Party lines are not drawn very
closely in town matters, and that is as it
should be. Communities that carry party
zeal into their school districts are lacking in
progressiveness. Would-be sheriffs, district
attorneys, assembly men, etc, ETC., are
iourneying up and down through our coun-
try seeking whom they may-convert- The
Stalwart Campbell would have US think that
a vote for him is a privilege of a life time,
and Donahue says vote will not be thrown
away on him, aud the genial Bradford does
not deny but that he Is working to win, and
Judge Wetherbee assures us that he is Dem
ocrat from the word 60 and he wants every
vote he can get The lesser lights look wise
and shake hands with every man, as though
he were long lost brother, and as we near
the end the race grows hotter. Let every
one go TO the polls and vote early and often,
especially Democrats.
Final Democratic rally Of the season TO be
held this evening in Melgord's hall, Hon. E
Glover, OF Hudson, is to be the orator.