St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-25
Her LIFE IN THE BALANCE.
A Child at Saltwater Undergoes the 0p-
Grafton Of Tracheotomy.
WILLIAMS WANTS TO BE FREE
Labor Agitators Will Crate = Luther
Morse Dead-Bluff City
Miscellany.

The operation of ''tracheotomy" was
performed by DR.. w. 81. Calm yester-
day afternoon upon child of Mathew
McGlone, who resides at the corner of
Second and Mulberry. The disease ne
cessitating the operation was diphtheria
and the little one, which has rallied
nicely from the shock, now stands an
even chance for recovery.
A habeas corpus case was argued be-
fore Judge McCluer yesterday, involv-
ing the liberty of Joseph Williams.
convict now at the state prison, sent
there from Minneapolis for grand lar
ceny for term of one year and three
months. His release is demanded on
the ground that grand larceny is maze
punishable by term of from three. to
five years.
Thomas 81. Lucas, of Minneapolis,
will address the citizens of Saltwater
Thursday evening next at the Grand
opera house on the labor question. He
will be followed by eva Gay" also of
Minneapolis, who will talk upon the
subject of working girls. The meeting
will be free, and all are invited to be
present who feel interested in labor
questions.
Luther Morse died at a. m. yester-
day at his residence, corner of Fourth
and Hickory streets, of heart disease,
aged siXty-SiX. He had been resident
OF Saltwater nine years and was men,
Der of the First Baptist church. He
leaves a widow and five grown children.
The funeral will be at 3 p. IN. to-mOr-
row.
The Presbyterian Sabbath school will.
have their annual picnic at White Bear
tomorrow, the train leaving here over
the Duluth road at 7:45 a. IN. and re-
turning at $50 p. m. Games and
amuSementS of various kinds, including
boat rides on the lake, will be provided
for all. as we'll as an abundance of sub
stantial refreshments.
The board of county commissioners
continued their session during the day
yesterday and adjourned at its close.
They transacted regular routine bust
hess, granting number of attachments
and making several appropriations.
They meet to-day as board of equali-
cation.
The DAISY Ourant d Wheeler)
which arrived on Monday evening, left
yesterday morning for La Crosse with
350,0 900 feet of logs and 100000 feet of
lumber for the Carson & Rand Lumber
company, of Burlington.
John G. Nelson has returned from
thirty days trip to Montana, where he
has become interested in mining opera
ton. He brings some fine specimens of
gold nuggets picked up by himself
from the placer mines.
Mrs. j. C. Nethaway, her husbands
mother and Miss Jennie Shaffer her
guest, whose home is at CObbleskill, n.
Y, go to LindStrom to-day for few
weeks visit and recuperatiOn.
j. w. Morse, state boiler inspector, is
in the city this week looking after bust
ness in his department of the state
service.
The "Relen MARI" Knatf, Stout d
Co.'S. boat left yesterday with raft of
logs for that company for Dubuque.
A delegation of leading lumbermen
will go up to Marine to-day to look after
the rear of the drive.
Mrs. F. NJ. Prince is confined to the
house with acute rheumatism.
The -. K. Graves" is at the Ievee I'M
dergoing some slight repairs.
The Borealis Rex takes a fishing
party down the lake to-day.