St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-07
SALTWATER.

Low water in the brooks and streams in
the woods is sadly interfering with the drives.
The building occupied by Lane Albenberg,
on the west side of Main street, is advertised
for sale.
The Manufacturing company have ar
ranged to commence building cars about the
18th of the present month.
Several farmers were in town Saturday
afternoon, who had commenced seeding in
the morning., but were compelled to suspend
operations on account of the wet condition
of the ground.
Charles R. Bowman, formerly a member
of Company G, Seventeenth United States
infantry, was on Saturday handed over to the
prison authorities for the term of three years.
The prisoner was tried by court martial at
Fort Totten, and convicted of larceny.
Three prisoners were delivered at the pen
itentiary Saturday afternoon by Sheriff Bo-
CART, of Winona county. John Henry, the
first on the list, is marked two years for as
sault, Harry Wood has one year and Rodie
Thompson fifteen months for the crime of
larceny.
A family by the name of Stoltz, residing six
ed of late. Having lost three children by
diphtheria in the last twelve days. The
death of Catherine, the eldest of the three,
occurred at 4 O'Clock Friday morning, in
the 18th year of her age.
A Dane named Lewis Sorrenson, was
arrested Saturday afternoon at the instance
of his wife, who charges her unfaithful
spouse with adultery. The arrest was made
by officer Erickson, who experienced con-
siderable trouble with the accused. An eX-
animation will be had in the police court on
Monday.
The woman charged with making the
troubles between SOrrenson and his wife was
placed in the lookup Saturday night When
the officer arrived at her house she was bust
ly engaged in throwing her furniture out of
the house. The strange actions of the virago,
cannot be fully accounted for. Whether she
has suddenly gone crazy or merely pretend
ing is yet to be decided. '-'
There is strong probability that sister
of VIM. Shermerly, of this city, was among
the passengers of the Inflated steamer Daniel
Steinmann. In letter to Mr.. Shermerly the
lady states her intention of sailing from Ant
werp at about the time the Steinmann is sup
posed to have left. AS may readily be con
jectured the gentleman is anxiously awaiting
further intelligence in regard to the fate of
his relative.
There is some probability that sister of
VIM. Shermerly of this city was among the
passengers of the Inflated steamer, Stien-
man, wrecked off the cost of Halifax a few
days ago. In letter received by Mr.. Sher-
merly the lady expresses her intention of
embarking about the time the Sherman is
supposed to have sailed. 1t may easily be
coniectured with what intense anxiety fur
Their intelligence is awaited.
A Dane by the name of Louis Sorrenson,
was arrested Saturday afternoon on war
rant sworn out by his wife who charges her
unfaithful spouse with the crime of adultery.
This ill-matched pair it seems, have done
little else than quarrel during the past winter.
When the officer appeared at their residence
on Saturday, wordy war was in full blast.
The husband was enforcing his side of the
question, by sundry loud taps on the table
with his fist, while high above the din could
bh heard the shrill voice of the injured wife.
The accused was extremely reluctant to ac-
company the officer which he manifested by
kicking to the doors, and hanging on to the
banisters. But Erickson finally succeeded
in bringing in his man.