St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-07
SALTWATER NEWS.

| Pete Powers and Ed Garrett fought in the
rear of Lyons g. Malloy's saloon yesterday
afternoon about so cents. Powers was cut
! below and above the eye, and ca.ue out Sec
ond best. Both men will be arrested.
largo number of molders laid OF yester'
/ day on account of the heat.
| The photograph outfit of F. De Crush was
attached yesterday by +. Wiklund. who sold
| it to De Crush one year ago to be PAID IN
monthly payments. Wiklund claims the
money was to DO paid July l, or take the
! goods. ~
| to spend her vacation.
w. NJ. Heuitt, Il street railway contractor
of Rock Island. ILL.,, was in Saltwater yester-
day looking after his interests.
f. The three roller mills which shut down on
Saturday to allow their employees to celebrate
will resume this morning. The capacity OF
| these mills is 1.400 barrels per day. Z
| During the cncampment at White Bear q
special will leave for Saltwater at 10 O'Clock
every night. Trains leave for White Bear at
| 4:30 and 5:37.
The Saltwater theater was opened last
night with ''Muldoon's Picnic
| Yesterday August Schiller and Herman
Dickens were fined for drunkenness.
Roy, bright little son of John Shannon,
| residing on South MAN, was severely burned
on the leg yesterday afternoon By his clothing
catching fire.
| Fifteen Or twenty members OF Company K
will go to Camp Ruger this morning. Miller,
| Grosovenor, Foran and Sullivan left yesterday
| to get things in readiness.
/ The department was called out shortly
after 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon by the
turning of some shavings back of Mike Gill
lespie's old Office
The Verne Swain now makes oaily trips be-
tween Saltwater and Taylor's Fails, leaving
at y a. m. and returning ut p. IN.
Several Knights of P5thiaS leave tomorrow
for Toronto to attend the convention.
The David Bronson left yesterday with a
| raft for Lansing and Dubuque.
In probate court yesterday, in the Matthias
Welshons estate, the last will and testament
was filed aud admitted. Gordon S. Welshons,
the executor, gave $1,000 bond. Mrs. NJ.
Elizabeth, guardian for William E. Sinclair,
was granted license to sell real estate. Bond
81, ZOO.
August Jackson is building a fine barn for
William Long and is enlarglng Mrs. David
Covers house, corner of Third and Pine.
According to the new register on the gate
at the prison it was opened GIT times last
Saturday.
The hearing Of w. Fl. Beards!ey, charged
with assaultng Will Shertall. is set for 80
| this morning. Fayette Marsh will open for
Beardsley and the hearing will take place be-
fore jury. Mr.. Beardsley is a perfect gen.
| IiShidu anu HiuCd luulSudtiOl eAiSlS III ISAOi-
ence to his arrest.
| The elegant steamer Centennial, which will
give an excursion from Saltwater to Red
! Wing to-day, arrived last evening and was
| welcomed by the baud. The boat will leave
at 1880 u. III. with brass and string band on
! board. The fare for the round trip will be
only rs cents.
Last evening J. Barnes, Pete McDouald and
| Dan Hawkins and mother left for Chicago to
spend a few days.
The shoot, for the Nillman cup has been
postponed from to-day till. next Wednesday,,
at which time the shoot for the badge will
take place.
Mr.. Frank G. Lorens and Miss Nellie M.
| Peterson will be married ut the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Peter
son, at Marine to-day at IL Il. IN.
| Mr.. Nelson and Miss Viola Knapp were
united in marriage at Taylors Falls on Mon