St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-23
SALTWATER SETTINGS.
The Grand Jury's work--st. Croix
Boom Company's Suit.
Tobogganing All the Rage--34 Below
Zero--Personal Points.

The grand jury came In last evening shortly
| before O'Clock. after being out two days,
and returned two indictments. One was
against Charles A. Anderson, arrested some
time ago for embezzling 500 from his en-
| pIoyer, W. s. Conrad. and the other was
against John II. Dolchy, alias ]. II. Lame,
arrested at the Sawyer house with his para
| mour, Kate Thorn, on the morning of the 9th
for criminal conduct, and who is still in the
! county iail serving out his time, together
| with Kate. He was held for wilfuily omiting
without lawful excuse TO provide food. cloth
ing and shelter TO minor. The said minor is
his bright little son, Edwin Har-
mon Dolchy, aged % months. The
grand jury adjourned TO meet this morning at
| o clock TO finish its labors. The cases against
Booking and Heffner up for murder, Dom
| sten, for threatening the life and property OF
Warden Reed, the one against Bonsell, for
| assaulting man with pitchfork. and others
viii be settled. The petit jury will convene
| next Tuesday. The names Of the petit jurors
are as follows: James Lee, b. F. Lyman,
Luther Weir, James L. Waid. John P. Glider,
| Frank Webster, Frederick Dlckhurdt, William
). Smith, John Slivey, John Is. Taft, j. ID.
McComb, NJ. II. Bromley, Michael White,
! Joseph A. Tenner, ]. 5. Moulton, b. J Jud-
kins, John Booren, Charles Kern. Cert Bush.
II. ID. Volmer, Jos. n. Masternan. Ferdinand
Domheld, William NJ. Capron, Il. f. Judkins,
A. w. Pattee and Ed Johnson.
The case of the J. S. Keator Lumber COM
pany against the st. Croix Boom company oc-
cupied the whole of yesterday ia the district
court before Judge William McCluer The
day was taken up in the examination of four
witnesses and the books of the Boom com
! pany, and the case was continued to be taken
up on eight days notice by either party.
This suit was brought by j. S. Keator for de-
tain ng "A quantity OF logs. In the settlement
OF the affairs of Walker, Judd 81 Veezie, the
plaintiffs purchased of the assignee certain
logs OF the bankrupt firm which were held for
bcomage. They claim there are over 3.OOO,-
OOO feet of logs 50 detained of the actual
value of $4,000 and ask for the return or
value OF the same. The defendants claim
that there are not 500, 900 feet of the logs and
that they arc detained for boomage due from
Walker, Judd 81 Veazie.
meeting ofthe toboggan club will be held
at the Opera House hall tonight at O'Clock
All persons who wish TO Join and order COS
TUNES, ladies as well as gentlemen, are in
vited. The costume VIII be cheap as well as
unique, the exact cost ofwhich will be known
tonight. Those who are working I'd the
club are endeavoring to see il the cost OF the
entire outfit Will not be within the reach of
all. The only expense those joining will be
at will be costumes, tohoggans and the slide
the whole cost OF which will be made known
at the meeting. Some Of the members are of
the opinion that the bluff on South Second
street is too public and are in favor of one of
the ravineS or down on tho lake This matter
VIII De looked up to-day and also decided
upon tonight. 1t is important that there
should be a full attendance Of both ladies
and gentlemen.
Yesterday was the coolest day of the sen
son, some thermometers reaching "a below at
a. IN. with high wind blowing, which made
ii one oil the most severe DAYS ever exper-
fenced here. Many old Inhabitants saw the
WIND made II equal TO J5 below. Trains ON
all the roads were delayed and some did not
get in at all. ON the Chicago, Milwaukee a
St Paul railroad only one train came in dur
ing the entire day. Quite a number of per-
sons had their ears, noses and cheeks frozen
A numoer of social events for the evening
were postponed on account of the weather
AT O'Clock last night McSweeney's mercury
Indicated "a below and still falling.
Among the Northwestern men who faced
the cold here yesterday were j. II. johnson. J.
/. Hass, Z. Subald. william Berlandi. sam
Judd and r. II. Bacon OF st. Paul; Joseph
Jepson, ii. w. West, and A +. SAGE OF Min
neapolis; William Vincent of St. Croix Fails
and 5. II. Paterson of Alton.
George Gushing, Al Brunswick. L. WIKI
lund, and Joseph Balislle were out toboggau-
ing. They must have lots of nerve.
Mr.. l.. II. Waters returned yesterday from
a trip through Wisconsin in the interests of
the car company.
Lilly, infant daughter of Albert Schmikel.
died yesterday from an attack of capillary
bronchitis.
Mr.. Cummings of st. Paul presented Hon.
Z. w. Durant with a fine tOboggan yesterday.
The race course on the St. Croix will not be
made until the blizzard lets up.
The telephone ia the court house is now in
the auditors Office.
Yesterday Gustave A. Torinus was admitted
to citizenship.
Jeffreys Lewis will appear here on the Ist.
Don't forget the toboggan meeting tonight.