St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-21
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The majority of the witnesses I'm the
Hosli murder case testified six times. This
trial cost Washington county over Sc, 900.
Messrs. Gebhardt Willrich and j. y.
SearleS, the attorneys for the defense, get
nothing but glory for their services, while
it is said that Fayette Marsh. who assisted
Ira w. Castle in the prosecution. will re-
ceive $500 from Blatz HOsl, brother OF
Henry HOsli, the man murdered.
An entertainment will be given at the
Uniyersalist church next Thursday evening
for the benefit of the high school piano
fund. There will be some choice reading
by Prof. V. q. Curtiss, and among the mu-
steal talent that will take part will be
MeSsrs. w. c. Masterman and +. c. Berry,
Mrs. w. c. Masterman and Misses Laura
b. Dexter and Gertrude Easton.
The other day the Omaha Railroad com
pany sold upwards of 500. 600. 600 feet of
standing pine. located near Washburn, to
Capt. X. d. Pike Of Bayfield, and Mr.. L. f.
Drake of St Paul for $3.50, 600. This is
one of the largest sales ever made in the
Northwest. A saw mill will be erected in
the vicinity next spring.
Yesterday before Judge Lehmicke in pro-
bate court, in the James ii. Bromley estate
Mrs. Minnie L. Bromley filed her petition,
praying that the last will and testament
proved aud admitted and letters of ad-
minstratiOn be granted to George II.
Prince. The hearing was set for March %.
Yesterday Judge Nethaway fined John
j. Mcdonald SO and costs for disturbing the
peace, and John Hoy the same amount for
assault and battery. The case aga inst Ben
Shook for resisting arrest, set for p. m,
was continued till Monday.
Yesterday Judge McCIuer rendered the
ST CrOix Lumber company judgment for
$17S.47 against II. IL. Bowen for lumber
furnished in the construction of the roller
rink at South Saltwater.
Long ~ Nelson say the week ending
Feb. l. saw the heaviest work accomplished
by them this season. They report hauling
good, but say their cut will not be up to ex-
pectatiOns.
William Rutherford, one of the suhstan-
tial farmers of this county, was relieved of
his pocketboOk, containing some money and
a note for $50, one day while at the ice
palace.
In recent issue we stated there were
only two prisoners in the county Jail. There
are four, John IL. Dolchy. Charles Ander-
son. Israel Bonsen and Peter Dolstrom.
Next Thursday evening DR.. c. B. Mar
shall will give a confidential talk TO the
young men at the Y. NJ. T.. A. on Heredi-
tary Transmission Of Diseases.
A small dwelling at Somerset belonging
to Gen. Sam Hartman was burned yester-
day. The loss is about $3.50, insured by +.
Z. Joy of Saltwater for $50.
The Swede who swindled the servant
girls here out of $50 or $40 was arrested at
Tomah while playing the same dodge and
taken to Hastings for trial.
Yesterday Mr.. C. A. Bennett, clerk of
the court, issued license to wed to Frank
g. Peterson and Hannah Swanson, both of
Washington county.
Yesterday II. NJ. Crandall sold his bust
ness property on Main street, occupied by
John Muller IL Co., to Nels Hanson for
IS, 900.
Quite a number Saltwater of people will
take in the Italian opera at St Paul. A
special train will probably be run one
night.
Blackmar e. Turnbull, proprietors of the
new saw mill at South Saltwater, have dis
solved, Mr.. Blackmar retiring.
The sale OF seats yesterday for 1.-THE
Mighty Dollar" was the largest since the
Gilmore concert.
The public schools ana the banks will be
closed to-morrow-W ashington's birthday.
The Saltwater flour mill broke shaft
yesterday and is shut down in consequence.
DR.. Millard's little daughter is recovering.
Children's rubbers % cents pair at Low
ering's.
Sleeves that have been severely plain for
so long time are expanding again, and are
hencefOrth TO have so IL iS ctatad oil cortS