St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-08
BALDWIN, WIS.

Especial Correspondence CT the Globe
BALDWIN, Wis, Nov. 6-President Cieve-
land That is as Il should be.
J. G. B. 10 J. A. L. We are elected-to
stay at home.
Baldwin cast one hundred aud eighteen
votes for Cleveland, gain or 100 per cent
as compared With four years ago.
The election was very quiet. Did not
have excitement enough 10 make staying in
court room an attraction.
That new fixing on Honur's piazza adds
to the appearance Of the house very much.
That goose in Wednesdays GLOBE will be
hard FODDER for whoever he's to eat L.
The public schools are again in running
order under the direction Of Mr. II. II. Hall,
& graduate Of River Falls Normal school
The teachers attended the funeral of the
late Prof. Burr, Monday.
C. A. Cross, OF ST Paul, passed through
Baldwin Monday, en- route for Centerville,
where he was to speak 10 a Republican mass
meeting. He was accompanied from here
by Messrs. Taylor and Anderson.
Messrs. Scribner & Rasmussen received
Monday the first car of Michigan apples
ordered by them. The varieties are choice,
such as BaldwIns, Northern and Western Spy,
Greetings, etc, ETC., all Of which are being
sold at prices 10 meet the public demand.
Those who desire 10 purchase will do well 10
be stirring for they are going like hot cakes.
That was a sly dodge Of Monster HIrseh to
put in his windows on the morning of elee-
ton day the sign, mice sweet cider here's
The saloons were closed by law.
The managers OF the rink met the public
requirements by not only arranging to have
the election returns read there but by offer
ing ss an entertainment the third of 9 series
OF skating contests, thereby not only inter
esting but amusing those who desired &c
stay. Over two hundred dispatches were re-
ceiyed.
The readiness Of the human face to adopt
itself to every phase offeeling has been pecu
liarly illustrated during the past three days,
From a broad grin on the face Of the Demo
Gratis on Wednesday morning TO a look OF
uncertainty and doubt in the afternoon, aud
from look OF dumfouuded blueness TO one
of cheerful hope on that Of the Republicans
Clark Thompson is laid up with an awfully
jammed thumb.
Ben Wood returned Wednesday from Min
neapolis. He reports Mrs. Wood as some
what improved.
Mr.. Hirsch took his little girl to ST. Paul
again Monday 10 have her throat burned out
with an electrical battery to prevent re-oceur-
rance of diphtheria.
John j. Davis aud divorced wife were re-
united In marriage Sunday by Justice Grip
pen aud are keeping house.
o. Z. Schibsteel has been clearing the two
lots owned by him on Front street from the
refuse and debris Of last springs fire. He
will build on them another summer.
District Attorney Taylor went to st. Pau
on business Thursday.
The Bundy family, living in the tenement
on Sixth street, are in very needy circum
stances, and the ''good samaritans" Of
| Baldwin will do well to bear their case in
mind when they are offering aims.
The change In the propretors Of the Foster
house takes place Monday, November 10. II
is to be hoped that the incoming landlord
may retire. whenever he does. with as mani
! friends as II. S. has. Mr.. Foster does no
leave Baldwin, but will engage in other bust
ness here.
Mrs. Murphy is visiting friends in Maus
ton, hence that lonely. look in the eyes o
Daniel.
That millinery corner in Scribner & Ras
musen's store possesses so many attraction
not the least OF which is the manager OF tia
department, that il is hard 20 get by It. Wis
/ we wore bonuetsl