St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11
GATHERED IN SALTWATER.
Prices OF Logs This Season Said to be
Uniform.
Several Houses Entered by Thieves
and Property Stolen.

A prominent logger of Saltwater said to the
writer last evening, ''We can't sell any logs
for a week now. After the lumbermen down
the river see the article in to-days GLOBE
| they will hold back, thinking that prices will
decline. Logs advanced last March and have
been the same over since. l never saw the
prices SO uniform. They advanced On
account of the jam, and will
not be any lower this season. They may be
higher. / have figures right here in my
pocket that viii prove that there are less logs
in the market now than at this time last year.
Claiming to have obtained figures from reli-
able sources, he prScesded TO read them. He
| said last year $50, soe, o6p passed through the
| boom here and 4a9G9, 00e were left over. AT
| Beef Slough 425. ,0s0 passed through and
| s5.G00,000 at La Crosse making a grand
total of $40, G90, eos in the market, while this
season there are not over 5S5, 0S6, Geo, as fol-
| lows: Beef Slough, so, 600, 900; La Crosse,
80, 000, 600; out here to-day, 145 o00, 600, and
| possible 20,e0a, 0S0 more to CONF. Our in
| formaut, who objects to his name being pub
| lishea, claims that there have been more
sales in the past two weeks than any two
| weeks this season.
| Olson, corner OF Churchill and Fifth street,
! early yesterday morning and carried off Mr..
| Olson's gold watch and chain and SIS in
money. ]. Sullivan's, near by, was entered,
| but nothing was ts6ea except some clothing.
| They also entered q. L. Smiths house on
| Broadway aud helped themselves to bread and
| preserves. Unsuccessful attempts were made
| to enter the residences Of Adam Marty and
other parties during the night. Several sus-
! picious looking characters have been noticed
| in the city lately.
| William Rice was arrested Yesterday by
| Sheriff Holcombe on warrant sworn out by
Mike Daugherty, charging him with remark
| ing ties. The warrant charges Rice with plac-
| ing his mark over that of E. G. Long on 1000
Or 5000 railroad ties in the Kettle and st.
| Croix rivers. Rice is out on 5000 bond. Da-
| vid Bronson and Thomas Rice are his sureties,
| and will have q hearing on Tuesday at 10
| 8. N.
The Crusaders society of Saltwater Is max
| ing arrangements for a big picnic to be held
at White Bear or Lake Elmo the latter part
| of the mouth. There will be a regatta be-
| tween St. Paul, Minneapolis and Saltwater
men. John McGrath is selecting crew here
| for the race.
| Ida Dorsey, the Minneapolis brunette, sem
| fenced to prisea for ninety days for keeping
! u house of ill-fame, WAS received yesterday.
| She cried like a child and said the world
| would never see her in there again.
| Mueller post and drum corps visited the
camp yesterday. going on the $3.50 train.
| About 140 citizens and several Company K
boys also went out on this train.
] A transcript Of Judgment for 1852. 20 in the
case of DR.. W. Fl. Game, L. H. Seeley and
| Annie E. Seeley was filed in the district
| clerks oface yesterday.
| The trial OF officer Smallett, charged with
assaulting W. H. Beardsey while arresting
| him for alleged assault on July 5, will take
| place tomorrow at a. N.
The funeral of Judge Nethaway's little
| three-months-old boy, who died yesterday
| morning, will take place this afternoon at z
clock.
The water is so low in the St. Croix river
that it is difficult for boats to run and almost
impossible to do any towing.
Charley Lustig sent two boxes Of fine cigars
to the members OF Company K in camp, by
VIII May last evening.
The Duluth road now sells tickets ftom st.
Paul to Taylor's Falls, going by rail and re-
turning by water.
The ladies' of the Y. NJ. c. A. will give fete
at the residence of Mrs. J. C. Anderson to-
morrow evening.
Yesterday, in the estate Of John Sader-
Quist, the administrator fled his petition, to
be heard Aug. 2.
The house of James MCGUIRE at Marine was
badly damaged by lightning on Friday morn
ing.
D. Conner talks of establishing branch
carriage factory at Duluth.
The city board Of equalization will meet al
the city hall Tomorrow.
business ut Holton.
Robert Dougherty is the happy father of 8
nine-pound boy.
A. NJ. Clemence Will talk in the Baptist
church tonight.