St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-06
SALTWATER NEWS.
Indications all Pointing to a Revival
of Business and General
Prosperity.
A Need Of More Policemen to Protect Citizens
Against the Depredations of
Young Roughs.
Continued Exodus of well-to-do Citizens
for New Orleans-Minor
Mention.
Notes about Toscn.

Mr.. Chambers, of Durant & Wheeler's
Office, went to st. Paul Last evening on bust
ness.
Miss Dorsey is again i'll, and her place in
he telephone Office is being filed by her sis
}ter Mamie.
There was good attendance of the
knights of Pythias at the funeral of W. e..
Cum mings yesterday afternoon.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. A. B. Easton
was seriously i'll from spasmodic Group. Her
family were all in attendance upon her.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. M.Noribam will leave this
evening for Chicago, their old home, and
will make lengthy visit to their friends.
James b. Harper, of the First National
bank, who had been visiting his old home in
New Brunswick, returned yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. Dr. Van Waters went on visit yes
terday to Minneapolis, to see her friends,
and returned this evening by the Omaha
road.
Foltsman. who participated in the free
fight in Madler's saloon Wednesday, was
taken to Hudson yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Smith.
There do not appear TO be as many
cabs at one station as formerly, but whether
that is occasioned by the new cab ordinance
or not we cannot say.
Mr.. W. A. Shaw, of Clearwater, MINI.
arrived in the city yesterday to attend the
marriage OF his sister-in-law, Miss Lizzie St.
Clair. Mrs. Shaw arrived on Monday.
Engineer Baldwin, who has been looking
over the ground here in behalf of the Chi
cago, Freeport 81 St. Paul railroad, left yes
terdsy morning to prosecute preliminary
survey for the line between st. Paul and
Minneapolis.
The assignment Of VIM. NJ. Capron was
not filed in the county clerks Office until
yesterday, and Mr.. Joy. the assignee, has
not vet fled his bond. It is more than prob
able that the business will be running again
in week or two.
Last evening the Rev. D. B. Cheney, Jr.,
married at the residence of the bride, Mr. NJ
h. Butler and Miss Lizzie St. Clair. The
presents from the BRIDES many friends were
numerous and costly. The young couple
will reside in the old home in this city.
The charity ball last evening at Music
ball, was grand success, and the attend
ance was more than the hall could con
veuienty contain. Many who had purchased
tickets did not attend. There will be hand
some surplus TO hand over to the Relief So
ciety.
On Monday evening next the twentieth
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. c. Van voorhees, will be celebrated in q
suitable manner al their residence, corner OF
Pine and Broadway. A large number OF
their friends will congratulate them on the
suspicious occasion.
The funeral of Jas per Spira, who was for
merly in the McDermott camp and had his
leg crushed about mouth ago, dying from
its effects in the Minneapolis hospital, will
take place at St. Michael's church at O'Clock
this morning, aud his remains will be in
TERED al South Saltwater.
Yesterday morning eighty-fve of the chill
dren attending St. MichaePs Parochial
school, took sleigh ride to Hudson. and had
dinner In the new academy which is soon to
be opened there. They were in charge of
the sisters who instruct them, and enjoyed
their days relaxation from study.
Burns and wife left for New Orleans. and
will be absent from the city about month.
They will visit many points of interest, and
as the alderman is keen observer, the city
will have the benefit of the knowledge he
gains, especially Oh municipal matters.
The young son of Sheriff Holcombe, who
has been so dangerously i'll from second
attack Of spinal meningitis, is again con-
valescent, and his physician speaks very
fayorably of the improvement this time, and
thinks he is on the fair way to recovery.
Mr.. John Barry has resigned his position
as head bookkeeper for the c. Y. Nelson
Lumber company, and on Wednesday even
ing left for the south and east on a three
weeks vacation. Mr.. Barry was most eff
dcient employe Of the firm, but the removal
of the offices from Saltwater TO St. Paul made
It very inconyenient for Mr.. Barry to attend
to the work
Their will be temperance rally tonight
at the basement of st. Michael's church at
1880, when pleasant time will De had. The
drum corps will give some lively airs, while
speeches, Rotations and songs will be in
order. The interest that Fathers Murphy
and Gsughan have taken In temperance
work IS well known, aud their friends will
rally around them to-Eght. II is free
meeting, aud all are invited TO attend.
At the municipal court yesterday m orniug
before Judge Netheway, case Of assault
and battery was adjourned until Saturday,
while another one was adjourned until Feb.
g. Three cases Of disturbing the peace
were put over until Feb. 10. Some boys
were up for obstruciing the highway, and at
the request OF the companant sentence
was suspended, as he wished the boys to
know that their actions were illegal, and that
they we're liable 10 punishment therefor.