St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-13

serving of praise. From others we learn
that Mr.. Walkers heart and hand are ever
open to the poor and needy, and that no
cry of distress ever falls unheeded on his
ears And yet he is called monopolst!
Horrid name-how often misunderstood
and misapplied Could those who use it
understand how much they owe to such
men as L. B. Walker, and how sadly they
would miss the enterprise of such men if it
was withdrawn from their midst, they
would refuse to be any longer the dupes of
designing men and demagogues. l find
here warm appreciation OF the GLOBE for
its wide range OF news, its candor and ac-
curacy OF statement, and for its judicial
impartiality. +. G. Y.
Shakcpee.
Our merchants report business fair. -.
Steamboating on the Minnesota is not very
brisk. The fire department is making eX
tensive preparations to celebrate the Fourth.
...John Wampach will build two addi-
tional lime kilns during this summer.
Hubert NysSen, who was badly hurt at the
burning OF his brewery, is rapidly recover
ing. "A fire alarm bell, weighing 1,017
pounds, has been ordered and is en- route.
-. Preparations are being made at this
be held here next January. The Wam-
pach wagon works are turning out consid-
cradle new work .Theee lime kilns are in
active operation in the city at present.
NysSen's brewery will be rebuilt without
delay. The Union school will dismiss
July for the summer vacation. /. &. Fishing
parties to Prior and Spring lakes are of
daily occurrence, and they meet with de-
cided success. Taxes have been collected
closely; there is very little land delinquent.
-. Considerable improvements are being
made to houses this spring. A steam
brick yard will soon be established. -.
Grains Of all kind are doing nicely in this
vicinity. although rain is badly needed. -.
The rumored change of the Minneapolis Il
st. Louis Railway company, by using the
Omaha track, would be hailed with delight
by our citizens. >. The Milwaukee COM
pany, after being sailed in a law suit low
wered their depot platform; STILL neither
the Omaha nor the Milwaukee road have
complied with the law passed last winter
relating to depotS. Martin Nj. Shields
and f. Y. Brown have applied to the dis
trict court for admission to the bar. :. Dis
trict court convened Monday morning with
heavy calendar, both civil and criminal.
Three prisoners are in the county jail
awaiting the action of the grand jury,
namely: S. l.. NJ. Moore held on complaint
of forgery; Gottlob Ruedle, held Oh COM
plant for assault with dangerous weapon;
Albert Forts, charged with rape. The
principal case on the civil calendar is
the divorce suit of Grace NJ. d. Giles VS..
George Giles, this being the second trial.
Other civil cases of Importance are three
SANDER suits, beng Moran VS.. Deyine,
O'Neill VS.. Devine and Trenter VS.. Schultz.
The criminal calendar is the heaviest had in
this county for the past five years. The
grand jury have brought in an Indictment
against Frank Forts for rape, Gottlob Rue
die for assault with dangerous weapon;
two indictments against S. l.. NJ. Moore,
one for forgery and one for uttering
forged note. 1t is estimated that the court
will be in session fully two weeks. July
1 the First National bank and the Farmers
National bank will consolidate, the ag
gregated capital being $50, OOO.. Sells
Bros. have decorated the town with posters.
... Gutenberg Bros. have placed a refrig
orator wagon on the road for the delivery of
meats in the towns of Eden Prairie and
Excelsior.