St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-12
Notes About Town.

Yesterdays logs sales: Bronson & Folsom,
two RATS to j.. S. Randall of Dubuque, one
raft to the Dorchester Lumber company of
Bellvile, ILL.,, one-half raft to the Saltwater
Lumber company, one raft to Langford &
Hall of Fulton, one trail to the Burlington
Lumber company, and one-half raft each to
the observation-disclosures and j. S. Keator
Lumber companies; David Tozer, one trail
each to the Burlington and Tabor & Co. Lum-
Der companies. and two trails to the Saltwater
Lumber company.
E. l.. Hospes has brought suit against the
Chicago, Milwaukee g. st. Paul Railroad COM
pany for $27, 900 damages. Some years ago
he was on his way from Chicago. He was in
sleeper, when porter slammed the door
against his leg, causing serious injury
He was laid up for over year. He is still
lame and will always be cripple, For this
he asks for the above damages.
Among the prominent Northwestern men
here yesterday were Judge Crosby of Hast
ings, George E. Parmalee of Minneapolis.
David Sichel of st. Paul, Sheriff S. w. Camp
bell of Hudson, George D. Mckay of Chip
pewa Falls, Ed st. John of Marine, ]. e.
Lindsay of Davenport. D. E. Halterman of
Delevan, Wis, U. A. McKillop of Eau Claire
and S. E. Price of Menominee.
On Oct. II, 1884, two horses belonging to
Rhener were run over on the Chicago, Mime
apolis & St. Paul road and killed. Mr.. Rhener
sued for $3.50 damages. The case occupied
the attention of the district court yesterday.
Up to late hour the jury had not returned
verdict.
Yesterday three prisoners were received at
the prison as follows: George Gregg, forging
promisSory note, two years; Henry Res
grand larceny, two years, and Oliver G.
Perry, burglary in the third degree, two
years, all from Otter Tail county.
The mercury crept up to SO in the shade
yesterday afternoon. A ten-year-old bow
try, was Frustrated by the heat while walking
to the city.
The Saltwater Lacrosse club of thirty-one
members has just been admitted into the
National Amateur Lacros Sc association. This
club will challenge the st. Paul club to-day
There will be a sparring exhibition at the
Saltwater theater tonight who h promises TIC
draw well. The grand opening will not take
place till monday, June 81.
The case of Mary N. Darms as executrix of
the will OF John Darms deceased, will proba,
bly, come up for hearing to-day.
Peter J. Dolstrom was pronounced insane
yesterday, and ordered sent to the insane asy
lum at Rochester.
The gross receipts of the entertainment
given at Music hall by the St. Michael's
schools were $85.
ried at Marine to-day to Miss Alice hammers
of that place.
The new time card on the Milwaukee does
not affect the trains on the Saltwater di
vision.
The Lake river drive Of TO,OOO.OOO feet i:
hung up, and sixty men on it came down las
night.
Ex-Ald. Charles J. Burns and wife returned
from Illinois yesterday and report goo(
time.
The st. Croix boom, employing about 40
men, has shut down OH account of low water
Judge Lee will hear the testimony in tn.
Staples divorce case to-day.
c. 7. Jellison is at Winnipeg, and DR.. E
Jellison at st. Paul.
Minnesota strawberri es are very plentiful
at 121@ cents.