St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-11
SALTWATER TOPICS.
Receiver Browns Case up Before
Judge McCluer.
X. c. Jefferson Wants a Note Paid
Logging Town News.

yesterday, before Judge William M. Nc
Ciuer, III chambers, motion made in the
car company cases by the Market National
bank of Boston to vacate and set aside the
order appointing E. S. Brown as receiver
Oh that institution was argued and sub
mltted. e. A. Sesombe appeared for the
Market National bank. j. N. Castle for the
receiver and j. N. Searles for the car COM
pany.
Yesterday r. G. Jefferson of st. Paul
brought action in the district court against
William E. Capron and Mary E. Capron
for the recovery of So. 800. On Jan. %,
1855, MI. and Mrs. Capron gave Mr.. JEFF
1ersOn promissory note for So. 800. paya-
Die one year after date, at per cent. inter-
est. Jefferson claims that the money has
never been paid and asks for judgment for
the amount and interest.
The latest prison arrivals are from st.
Louis county. as follows: James Cooper,
grand larceny second degree. three years;
Sam. Jones, grand larceny, two years;
Wm. Streeter, manslaughter second de-
gree, five years; Abram Neam, assault,
second degree, two years; John Smith, bur-
glary third degree and grand larceny sec
ond degree, six years.
Last evening about $50 horse attached
to buggy driven by James Murphy oand
robert Cummins became frightened oh
Myrtle street, near the st. Croix boat shops.
and ran Off. Both men were thrown out
and severely shaken up. The buggy was
demolished. The rig belonged to Rohr &
Hanson.
In the probate court yesterday, in the
estate of Joseph Stoltz, deceased, letters of
administration were granted to Harriet
Frank. In the estate of Magnus johnson,
deceased, letters of administration were
granted to Abe johnson.
Henry PerrO, who was recently ap-
pointed village marshal at South Saltwater
for SIX months, is keeping order down there.
he IS the best man we ever had" said a
South Saltwater man yesterday.
Saltwater will have regular old-fash-
1oned Fourth of July celebration this year,
consisting of boat racing. horse racing, foot
racing, etc. A meeting will be held in a
day or so to make arrangements.
The dance which ended in fight on
Sunday morning was at James Doran's
and not Peter Glass. as previously stated.
The participants have not been arraigned
before Judge Nethaway as yet.
Mr.. Haupt of the Haupt Lumber COM
pany of st. Paul and Frank W. Millard of
the Island Mill company of Burlington, Ia,
were in the city yesterday in search of logs
Sons of Veterans entertainment tonight;
'Mikado' tomorrow night; inspection of
Company K Thursday night, and Red Rid
ing Hood On Friday night.
Engineer Charley Hathaway of engine
81, Oh the Milwaukee, has been transferred
to the Short line. Engineer Wore has his
oldsengne.
The Hibernians of this city will attend
the convention at st. Paul to-day in body.
They will mer }at their hall at a. m.
Mr.. John Jelson. who has been quite
sick at the ,sidence of Luke Castle for
some time ,annot recover.
The directors of the water works will
hold their annual meeting at Matt Clark's
Office to-day at p. m.
The car company has turned out about
5000 very heat door and window screens
for the coming season.
The recent rendition of ''The Doctor of
Alcantara" for the benefit of the poor,
netted $40 or $50.
AS yet match has not been made be-
tween Mike Wilkes and johnson for the
June races.
Mr. A. f. Logerwall returned yesterday
from pleasant visit to Taylors Falls.
John Barry and George M. Brush were at
st. Paul yesterday.
The lake measures seven feet and nine
tenths and falling.
The Nelson mill here will be removed to
Cloquet, Wis.
Mr. John Glider is quite sick with lung
trouble.
Another saloon is being opened on Union
place.
Strawberries are down to 25 cents.
Mr.. 0. N. Dudson is in the city.
County commissioners to-day.