St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-22
SALTWATER SIFTINGS.
Property on the c. b. 81 y. r. r. Con-
demned and Assessed.
Tobogganing all the Rage--Court
Cuttings @ ossip.

Messrs. E. S. Brown. Thomas P. Kams-
den and j. II. Crandall, the commissioners
appointed some time ago to condemn GER
tain lands for the Chicago, Burlington *
Northern road, have completed their labors
and reported yesterday. Damages were
assessed on twenty-eight pieces as follows:
John A. Ford. three pieces. at S10e, $500
and $500; Charles +. Draperman. two
pieces, at $3.50 and S700; Samuel Fuller
ton, two pieces, az $3.50 and 1915; j. o.
Kemp four pieces, at $50, SIS, $50 and
S175. and the following parties each one
piece; David Hone. 81. 500; Emily Parker,
$3.50; Franklin Tibbetts, $500; George
| Woodward. $500; Joseph Irish. SIS; George
Edward. SIPS; George W. Campbell, $500,
and John w. Coffman. $500.
The general term OF the district court met
yesterday, Judge William NJ. McCluer pre-
siding. The testimony in cases 46, AZ and
As. all three car company cases. was taken.
These three involve some S.. 600, and were
tried in lump. They are the claims Of J.
A. lay q Co., j. ii. WOOlsey and the I'm
ion Foundry and Machine works. repre-
scented by Warner. Stephens 81 Laurence.
j. n. Castle represents the car company.
1t is not known what cases will come up to-
day.
Tobogganing is all the rage here. A boy
so enthused over the sport that he could not
wait until the slide is put up on South
Second street, tried coming down the bluff
on a small sled yesterday. Once was suf
ficient for him. He picked himself up
with his face and hands scratched and
started of on one foot looking far worse
than Sport did after the explosion in the
Rag Baby"
The grand jury recOnvened yesterday at
10 a. m. and adjourned in the evening till
this morning. The cases up for investiga-
ton are those of Fritz Blocking and Louis
Hetfner, charged with murder; Charles A.
Anderson, grand larceny: j. ii. DOlchy,
adultery; Peter DOlstrom, threatening the
life and property of Warden Reed, and one
or two others. The session may last sew
eral DAYS.
The coming season the car company will
turn out 500 separators. 500 portable en-
gines and 300 thrashers not saying any
thing about special orders. The force Of
men is being increased in every depart
ment.
Yesterday while Mr.. James Roney was
walking leisurely up Main street. he was
severely bitten on the right arm by horse
attached to farmers sled standing in front
of Z. A. Phinney's store.
A ladies' tobOggan club is talked Of
Some of them are very enthusiastic on the
amusement and can scarcely wait until the
slide along the Second street steps is
put up.
Messrs. W. J. Allen. c. L. Butcher, r.
III. Bacon, K. 4. Parsons. w. Ii. Lichtner,
w. r. Warner. j. A. WOOlsey and w. b.
Hasey of ST. Paul were over yesterday.
reported to DIR. Merrill, namely Eddie
BOrdwell aged ~ years and Christine
Thompson aged years.
A meeting of the Preston City Toboggan
club will be held at Wipslund's art gallery
tonight All are invited.
II. A. Rogers was thrown from sleigh
on the North Hill on Wednesday, and
slightly hurt.
Mrs. L. a. Rogers of Minneapolis spent
several days with her son, Mr.. ii. A. Rogers,
this week.
Mr.. II. F. Williams. state secretary of
the Y. NJ. c. A, was in the city yesterday.
The concert for the benefit of the city
hospital will begin at Sis and close at 10.
If Duluth will send 1000 persons to the
carnival Saltwater will send 1,5OO.
The Saltwater Ski club will take a run TO
Hudson on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kuhn is spending few days
with friends in Minneapolis
James Gubble is able to be out and his
children are out of danger.
Several private parties are having tobog-
gans made at the prison.
The Swedish Lutheran conference will be
held here Feb. 9.
Smith Ellis was down from Taylors Falls
yesterday.
An infant of William Metz died yester-
day.
DR.. A. II. Bolton is at Cable.