St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-09
Still,Unter Notes.

Judge McCluer returned yesterday from
holding court at Pine City, having finished
the business of the court
We learn that DR.. Carroll will return from
his vacation next week, and will occupy his
pulpita week from tomorrow.
We are pleased to know that Mrs. Judge
Netheway has so much improved as to be up
and around the house. She had very severe
attack of erysipilas.
The school board had meeting on Thurs
day afternoon, and transacted but little busi--
ness. They adjourned until Saturday even
ing, when business will no doubt be attended
to.
Mrs. Emma LIE De Mum. milliner, late of
the Ladies' bazaar, left on Thursday morn
ing to spend her vacation with friends at
Mount Pleasant, Iowa. Her many friends
wish her a pleasant time and safe return.
For short time there has been a consid-
eral amount of improvement going on at the
county jail The last grand jury recon-
mended them and the county commissioners
are carrying the suggestions out When fin
lshed the jail will be much improved.
The farmers have been much hindered in
the harvesting operations, owing to the want
of binding twine, aud it is with difficulty
they can get supply. The weather could
not be improved in this section for harvesting,
and the farmers are putting in their best en-
deayors to house their heavy crops.
| The clear water in the lake is daily becom-
larger, and since the supply from above
has ceased, any raft of logs or lumber taken
Quits easily seen. The Schulen berg, Boeckler
lumber company have large raft ready for
| shipment as soon as a boat arrives from
st. Louis. 1t is well loaded on top with
lath.
We regret to learn that the Schulenberg,
Boeckler Lumber company's saw mills in
this city shut down on Thursday evening
The reason assigned was that they could not
| buy logs at a low enough figure to warrant
present prices. The men will be paid off on
Monday
Prof. Hammes, of Keokuk, Ia, is again in
the city with his telescope but it is far
more powerful instrument than he has ever
had before. 1t shows the wonders of the
heavens in a remarkable manner bringing
! the celestial bodies clearly to view. He will
be in the city a few days and will give
glimpses that will astonish the beholders.
The steamer Luella had quite time yes
terday forenoon in taking couple Of barges
of rock to the new railway bridge. She
could not get over the bar above the bridge
with them, and got stuck for some time.
She left one, and after delivering the other
came back for it. In the afternoon she took
down the lake a barge with a separator and
some other machinery.
In the town of New Richmond, some
eighteen miles east of this. on the Wiscon-
sin side, it has been decided that no saloon
licenses should be granted. The saloon
keepers, however, continue to sell, aud on
| Thursday they were all arrested for selling
liquor without a license, and fined in sums
from s25 upward. The board of commits
sioners are determined to enforce the no
license law, and will proceed in fines until
they amount to 5000 time. These proceed
ings will increase the funds of the town, and
enable the officials to make improvements.
Mr.. Ed. Elliott, of this city, who is the
owner of several teams, has, at this season
of the year, hired teams of horses to the
farmers to enable them to get through thefl
harvest work. Amongst others he let q
farmer down the lake have team, but as soon
as he got home with them
he divided the team, saying
he had bought them. Mr.. Elliott went tc
see about it and found one horse with one
farmer and the other with another. The
farmer who played this scaly trick will nc
doubt have the pleasure of interviewing the
proper authorities. Mr.. Elliott is Justly in-
dignant and he should put the farmer
through.
little boy, aged nearly three years, son
of A. Fazendin, and grandson Of JOSEPH
Wolf, had his hand severely injured or
Thursday evening. It appears the little fel
low was playing near one of the workmen
who was taking malt up with horse power
when he put his hand on the rope which wen
round the snatch block pulley, and his
hand was drawn in, and before the driver
could stop the horse, couple of his finger:
were badly mangled. The doctors are doing
all they can for the little sufferer. His hant
was under the rope an hour before it could bt
got out.
Yesterday Judge Netheway had only few
cases before him at the municipal court
|
and paid $3.50. VIM. Henderson got drunk
had sponged the bug juice, had no none.
and went below for seven days. Fred Olso1
was drunk and disorderly and paid 50 80 tC
the treasury At a cartain point on Over
street some families are quarreling all th
time. Esther Laskey had Edward Touet up 70
using profane language. The judge hearC
! enough to satisfy MIN that they were a baC
, lot, and he dismissed the case, suspendinc
sentence under good behavior, but he toll
them plainly the next time they came befor
; him with such cases as they have been doin!
he will fine the whole lot, as he was thor
! oughly tired of their neghborhood brawls
! They had better look out as the judge had al
2 ugly CLEAN in his eye.
Something very interesting is about t.
come off in the way of base ball, and NJ
doubt every one will be at the base ball parl
when it comes OF. Mr. a. B. Easton is or
ganizinga match to come off between TIVE
picked teams in the city, none Of whom
shall be under fifty years of age, and hav
never played the game. The rules and reg
ulatious are not fully elucidated yet, but from
what VIC can learn they are very broad, al
, lowing much latitude. Each player ma,
have camp stool on which he can rest wheI
he pleases, and all are expected to wea
glasses If they require them to read Th
ball to be used shall be soft one, and run
ming away from catching ball shall coun
as one error. The players are expected
wear stovepipe hats, and no one shall b
: fined for striking off another players ha
y with the ball. It is expected that the gam
/ will be arranged to. come off two weeks from
to-day. The feeto the game and gram
stand win be reduced from the usual fe