St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-25
sTILLwATER NEWS.
Many Matters OF Interest to the
Good People of the Bluff City.

Good People of the Bluff City.
]. c. O'Gorman, receiver of Seymour,
Sabin Co., returned from purely business
trip to the East yesterday. Questioned by a
GLOBE reporter as to Senator Sabins health,
Mr.. O'Gorman said: .tHe's very far from q
the exaggerated reports sent West regarding
his condition. He certainly was
quite sick for a time in New
York with intermittent fever. but
was never IN so serious a condition as du-i..
his illness here. The sea air ut Fortress Mon
roe braced him up rapidly and wonderfully,
and except being a trif1e thinner, he is his
Old self again and in the finest of spirits''
Mr.. O'Gorman left the senator in New York
Wednesday. He says the senator and Mrs.
Sao1n and their charges, the little daughters
OF the late Delegate Raymond. will go to Bos-
ton and thence up the Atlantic coast, return
ing TO saltwater about Sept. l.
The two young men who locked themselves
IN Fred. Curtis blacksmith shop on Second
street Friday night and fought to nnish
helther OF them so badly punished as at first
reported. Henley has very much damaged
eye, which was first thought to be perma-
nently injured, but its sight was satisfac-
Iorlly tested to-day. His skull is not frac-
'ured, out his battered condition renders him
III subject for the hospital. Thomas Curtis.
whose rather owns the shop, suffers only
pitten thumb. Henley is employed at rival
says that Henley has badgered him continu-
any and dared him to fight. He also says ha
had no intention of hurting Henley. and
would not have done so had not Henley hit
ten him.
There was fled yesterday in the Office of the
district court clerk an order of Judge Nc
Cluer in the case of J. G. O'Gorman, receiver.
against the Saltwater Union Depot, Street
Railway and Transfer company. The docu-
ment recites that George NJ. Brush, receiver
or defendant, filed report on the day OF the
date of the order, showing the
Indebtedness proved up in the re-.
celversh1p proceedings, and the extent of
various membranes upon said property.
ana praying for instructions as to what his
duty is IN refernce to the further operation of
oe1endant S railway, and as to the sale of the
same. The court then orders that the re.
ceiver, Brush, notify all stockholders and
creditors of the defendant, SO far as possible
TO appear at 10 o'clock a. m, at the court
mouse, and present any matter they NAV de-
sire relating to the petition of the receiver
TOT instruction as to his duties. Receiver
Brushs report shows the following indebted.
ness OF defendant as proved Up:
Notes given to Market National
Dank of Boston. ............ SI1 T84 81
1uu lI inehC III favor OF a. L. jerks. 1920 90
MlliaM conn. ..................... $500 Sc
First National bank of Oxford 4.OO3 a.
4. .. Brown. receiver. .......... 5.336 20
Burns u Grenam. Observation-Disclosures. ~ &c
L. =. Iorinus. Observation-Disclosures. 81 SO
". IL. BALDWIN. Observation-Disclosures. 39,670 90
Total OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s. 919 Os
A seven-months-old son of Carl olstad,
YAK Park, died yesterday. A twin brother Of
deceased was buried but a short time ago.
Bronson Folsom sold yesterday one rafa
OF logs to dorchester Il Hughey, Bellevue;
one raft to Sawyer & Austin, La Crosse, and
one brazil to Chas. Sinclair, Lake City.
Mrs Andrew Erickson and children and
her sister, Miss Swanson of River Falls, left
yesterday for Center City, where they will
remain for two or three weeks among the
ChiSago lakes.
ROCK broson yesterday sold his magnificent
slngie-shell to N. s. Chittenden, ST. Paul.
a new telephone line, the poles for which
Will arrive here to-day, will at once be put in
operation between Saltwater and ST. Paul via
Wmte Bear, growing business rendering
addltlonal facilities necessary. As the line
between this city and White Bear will follow
the course of the highway and will parallel
no other wire, all trouble from induction Will
be averted and hereafter the citizen endesv-
oring 10 talk with st. Paul will save himself
much breath and reputation for piety.
Ora Berry, recently of the telephone ex.
change, was distressingly pulled up yester-
day morning, when he awoke and opened his
only available eye. Without any careful in
vestigation, he discovered that besides q
swollen and closed eye, there were other
unaccountabie marks and very painful
and large swellings on his fore
head hands and body. Each disbursement
surrounded tiny wound which grew more
painful. 1t is believed that while asleep the
young man was bitten by spider, no other
poisonous insects being frequenters of the
premises. 4.tti .-.f
II. N. McKusick of the car company offices
goes to Chicago to-day for a weeks absence.
The Monomonie arrived last night and Will
clear to-day with a raft of logs for Hannibal
Mo.
AT the entertainment to be given at the
rink Tuesday evening, under the auspices of
Relief Corps No. Is, will be readings by Mrs.
Burke and Mr.. Simmons of st. Paul. The
latter will recite Lookout Mountain