St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-19
SALTWATER SIFTINGS.
County Printing Trouble--Doings of
the Courts.
Skating Club Organizatfon--He Fell
On an Axe.

Judge McCluer for the Messenger for an
order upon the county commissioners to
show cause why an alternative writ of
mandamus should not issue compelling
them to give the county printing to the
Messenger instead of the Gazette.
as the former was the lowest and
because it has larger circulation; also for
a temporary Injunction restraining the
! Gazette from publishing until the manda-
mus proceedings are settled. Last even
! ing Mr. EastOn Informed the GLOBE that
they would make no answer.
Yesterday the following prisoners wert
received at the prison: From Clay county.
for assault with dangerous weapon with
intent to do bodily harm, John Cummings,
one year and six months. and Thomas Lee
one year and four months; from st. Louis
county, for larceny, Harry Brown, three
! years. and Gil Rogers two years and nine
months; for attempt at stabbnng II.
/ Kuchte, four years; 4. a. Anderson nine
months, and b. Ryan nine months.
Yesterday Judge Nethaway fined George
| Points s. and costs for drunkenness and
! Charles Rand. Andrew Olson. Albert Lee
Dor and August Utrich each SO and costs
for snOwballmg. Pat Ratican, book agent.
was up for selling without a license. The
sentence was suspended on condition that
he take out license. which he did.
Bowan & Co., representing the Green
wood heater, will shortly move back TO
Minneapolis. This will leave the front
part of the GLOBE building for rent. A
man wanting desk room could not find
better place. The location is fiTst-claSs.
and rent reasonable.
The 4. .. u. w. has elected the follow
ing officers: ii. L. Foster, master work
man; NJ. Shepard, foreman; L. Egard. over
seer, A. Wright, guide; John A. Swanson.
recorder; Frank L. Joy. receiver; William
Smith. outside guard; James Spencer. in
side guard: DR.. Donald, medical examiner.
Adam Brotherton was brought home from
the woods near Ashland yesterday and
taken to his residence on Seventh street.
While i'm a tree on Friday be slipped and
fell, alighting on an axe, cutting his thigh
very severely. lie will be laid up some
time.
In the L. E. Torinus estate an order was
made authorizing the executors to transfer
the stock of the St Croix Lumber company
owned by the deceased to the several lega-
tees, in proportion to their respective lega-
cies.
The musical event of the week will be
servatorv of Music assisted by Miss Lot
gren, Miss Welsh. STEMS orchestra and the
MennerchOr double quartet.
4 meeting will be held at the ice rink
parlors tonight to organize a skating club
The st. Paul club ladies and all. will visit
Saltwater soon after the club is organized
and have skating carnival.
Yesterday in the probate court in the es-
&c Do A.
last will and testament was proved and adj
mitted to probate; letters testamentary is
sued TO f. w. Kelley.
In the estate of Elizabeth l.. Rutherford.
deceased. the last will and testament was
proved and admitted to probate; letters
testamentary issued to Charles A. Ruther-
ford.
Julius Duel's claim in the Washington
Life Insurance company was paid yester-
day by Newton McKusick. The sum was
$1,000.
Mary Catherine McGillis, aged s years.
died yesterday from scarlet fever at her
home, corner Saltwater avenue and Third
street.
Mr. d. Tozer reports from six to eight
inches of snow at his camps on Tamarac
and Crooked creeks and good work.
MIS-. melvin Johnson OF clear Lake and
Miss Minnie Billiard of Taylor's Falls Wis
tied Mrs. j. II. YOrks yesterday.
The Universalists will give a supper at
the residence of Mrs. G. NJ. Hathaway to-
morrow night.
Mrs. l.. w. Clark, who has been down
with consumption for some months, is
recovering.
Yesterday another order was received
from Kennedy Bros. of St Paul for more
tOboggans.
Mrs. Rose wilkins of st. Paul is the
guest of her parents, Judge and Mrs. Leh-
mieke.
The protracted NEE ings at the Baptist
church are being Well attended.
Ida Siddons will entertain the bald heads
at the Grand on Saturday night.
AL Clayburg left yesterday for New York
city to make his future home
Last night Bob Meter left for Chicago to
spend a couple of weeks.
Receiver +. S. Brown was at Point Doug
las yesterday.
Council tonight