St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-01
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Bluff CITY Is Only Affected
Indirectly.


Thus far the railroad employees strike
has only affected Saltwater in an ins
direct way, and inasmuch as no Pullman
cars are hauled in this city, it Is not
expected that there will De any trouble.
Yesterday the train due to arrive here
at 1880 over the Omaha road did not ar.
rive. and locomotive was sent up from
Hudson to convey passengers to Still.
water junction. There was not an
available passenge: coach, and the best
that could be placed at the disposal Of
passengers anxious to go to St. Paul
was caboose. There was no delay on
the ST. Paul s. Duluth road, and later
In the day ali trains over the Omaha
road were running on schedule time.
Threatening clouds hung over the
city Friday evening, and in the SOUTH
ern part of the city could be heard q
distinct rumbling Of cyclonic cloud,
which was too high up, however, to do
any damage. Many were frightened
and hurried to cellars and caves, buI
the dangerous cloud passed by aud quiet
was restored.
Michael NJ. Madigan, the Redwood
county attorney, who is doing time in
prison for malfeasance in Office, and
who was denied new trial by the su.
preme court not long ago, is not salts
fed, and has again engaged counsel TO
fight his case. Ii the time for reargu-
ment has not expired, City Attorney
Gillen, of this city, will argue motion
for new trial within few days. Mr..
Gillen, in speaking of the matter yes
allowed by the court in which to take
further action had expired, but that
Madigan claims he still has several
days. If BY any means he can get out
he will do so.
The steamer Henrietta will take
large excursion party from this city
and Hudson to Red Wing and return
today.
There will be no public observance OF
the Fourth of July in this city this year,
but the management of the base ball
park has decided to hold number of
races and athletic contests at the park
in the afternoon, when there will also be
game of bail between the Stillwaters
and ST. Paul team, perhaps the Will
mOts.
The Stillwaters will play the second
of series of games with the Diamonds,
of st. Paul, at Athletic park today.
The Swiss Society Winkelreid will
picnic today in Beams grove on the car
line between this city and South Still
water.
Nook Richards. of White Bear, and
James Freaney, of California, will en-
gage in twenty-round glove contest
before the Saltwater Athletic club at
Music hall tomorrow evening.
Thomas Gooiine, who shot himself
Thursday, was some better yesterday,
naH in ~ r<lx tafa Ia, III
he will recover.
Morgan May, of California, was a
guest of Saltwater friends during the
past week.
Hon. William McKusick, of WIlmot,
5. d.. was a guest OF friends In Still'
water.
home after visit Of several weeks with
friends in this city.
Mrs. j. j. Walsh spent the week with
friends in Minneapolis
Mrs. E. w. Mcclure, of Duluth. visit.
ed Saltwater friends during the week.
The Misses Nelson entertained the
Altar Guild of Ascension Church yes
terday afternoon.
Miss Ruth Fogle has returned from
an extended absence in Europe.
LII. -. w. MoIIy ISlt pIluhy evening
for Duluth. where he will open branch
dental parlorS. with A. b. Sargent, OF
this city. in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. Ii. Foss have gone to
Gordon, Wis.,, where they will reside
permanently.
John Haggerty has gone to Maine for
visit at his former home.
Senator j. s. O'Brien has returned to
Chicago.
Col. and Mrs. E. A. Folsom have 70.
turned from trip to Chicago.
Yesterday was the warmest day of the
season, reliable thermometers register
ing SO deg IN the shade shortly after the
noon hour.
Ii. h. Gillen and wife are spending
Sunday at Chisago lakes.
Mrs. Underhill, of Canton, O., is Wis.
iting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. c.
Fogle.
Mrs. Thoman and Henry Blumb, OF
Peoria, Ill.,, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. q. Triebel.