St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-24
srILLwATER NEWS.
A Brief Resume Of Happenings
the Ruff City.


There are fresh blotches of blood on tbe
constantly crimson moon of school district
No. 10 in the Soule settlement AT recent
school meeting there Jesse Soule, candidate
for clerk. walked over his opponents by a
majority of four votes. The adherents of
the defeated have since discovered that one
vote was polled by boy under age, and
claim that fact annuls the entire proceed
| ings, consequently notice was posted on a
| tree out there yesterday, calling "a speshul
| shool meeting on account OF frod." One fac
ton is vigorously after Mr.. Soule's scalp, but
that gentleman declares that the scepter of
power as clerk shall not be twisted from his
| grasp.
! A subordinate council of the National I'M
! ion was instituted at the parlors of the Pitt
man house in this city Thursday evening by
| Senate Deputy r. N. Davenport, consis ting
of thirty eight charter members. Following
| is the list of officers: President W. II. Game,
M. D.; vice-president Norman Brown: ex-
! president, A. H. Chambers; secretary, Eel
! Scott; financial secretary, George e. Rauch
/ treasurer. A. F. Sauftenberg; speaker, Alex
| Donald, NJ D.; chaplain, Rev. j. Halstead
| Carroll; usher, Joseph Tauenhauser; SER
! geant-at-arms, e. NJ. Fifield: doorkeeper, A.
Lee; trustees G. E. Clark. NJ. D., E. S. Pitt
man, John Glider.
The Saltwater council of the senate of the
/ National union was organized Thursday even
| ing by the election as officers of w. III. Caine,
! president; Norman Bronson vice president;
| 81. j. Chambers, eX-president; Fred Scott
secretary; Gus Ranch, financial secretary
A. F. Sauftenberg, treasurer; Alex Donald,
! speaker; Rev. ]. H. Carroll, chaplain; j.
Taennhauser, usher; c. M. Fifeld, sergeant
at arms; Albert Lee, doorkeeper; G. E. Clark,
E. S. Pltman, John Glider, trustees.
| A telegraph match at target shooting
will occur Tuesday between a team of six
men from Company Kfsand a similar team
from Company of Red Wing. Each team
will shoot on its own range, and the general
results will be exchanged by telegraph, the
| detailed scores following by mail. Within
three weeks the local team expects to contest
with teams from Companies and 7.
One of the longtime residents of Saltwater,
John Maj died yesterday at his late home,
| corner of Olive and Grove streets, of peritoni-
| tbs at the age of Sc years. He was born in
Germany, and had lived in this city about
thirty years. Deceased leaves widow and
three daughters, Mrs. NJ. Hebenstreit, Mrs
Henry Shields and Mrs. Schmidt. The flu
neral occurs tomorrow afternoon at 2 O. clock.
Yesterday morning Herman Westphal met
with an extremely painful accident. He was
| leading two horses when the animals taking
! fright pulled violently in opposite directions
The halter straps, which the boy held, forced
apart the metacarpal bones between the sec.
ond and third tigers, and split open the palm
| OF the hand half way to the wrist.
| Burglars tried to effect an entrance at the
residence of Timothy Crowley Wednesday
| night. but were frightened away by the scream
| of Miss Crowley, who was awakened by the
| thieves. On the following night similar in
| effectual attempt was made to burglarize the
| residence of John O'Shaughnessy, Jr., corner
| Third and Willard streets.
| The second and final session for the year of
| The board of county commissioners will begin
Monday, and will be of Importance Among
other things to be done by the board will be
dnfn 1tv,fr IF ftA% low low,
ing year.
A series of three entertainments under the
| auspices of the Y. Nj. @. A, will be given by
| Helen Potter, the reader, Camilla Urso, the
violinist, and Kate Field, lecturer, on August
| 8, August 10 and September 2, respectively
There remains a doubt, it is said, whether
the scull race comes off as announced after
all. Brennan has left the city and gives NJ
| assurance that he will return by the time
| fixed for the race.
The city board of equalization continued in
session yesterday, but took no action as t.
assessments, the time being spent, as OF
Thursday, in preparing data from which tC
| work.
r. S. Davis, cashier of the Lumbermen'.
bank, and w. d. King of King Bros go to
day with their families for weeks stay a
Elmo Lodge
J. G. Henfng takes his annual vacation dur
| ing the coming two weeks, and will dispose O.
| nlmself YarlouSly in the lake Superior region
A little son of Napoleon LIE Bane fell into
lake st. Croix yesterday, and sank to the bot
tom. He was rescued with difficulty.
Hon. and Mrs. E. W. Durant left yesterday
for few weeks visit at Boston and Eastern
watering-places.
Misses Matte and Maggie Ryan and J. H
| MCGUIRE, st. Paul, are guests of Stillwate
| friends.
There was but little if any change yester
| day in the condition of Deputy Warden Hall
Miss A. Trowbridge of Mondova, Wis, i
the guest of Mr.. George Hill and mother.
The log sales of Sauntry g. Tozer during the
week aggregated four and q half RATS.
The Manuerchor excursion on the Folsom
has been abandoned for the present.
Miss Mary Hidden of Boston is the CUES
OF DR.. and Mrs. L. C. Clark.
Miss Jennie Bouton of Minneapolis is visit
ing Miss Kittie Brosins.
Mrs. Gus Ranch and Miss NJ. Link are visit
ing friends at ST. Paul.