St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-07
DULUTH'S INDEBTEDNESS.
The Exact Figures as Given by Comp
irOller Davis.
A MOST BRUTAL OUTRAGE.
The Wife of a Well-Known Citizen
Made Drunk and Horribly
Maltraated.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe.
DULUTH, Mimi, Jan. Getty Comp
troller Davis this afternoon figures up
the total bonded indebtedness of Duluth
to be S496,650, as follows: S33. 400 old
city bonds, maturing in 1898, per cent
interest; $13S, $50 old village bonds, ma
turing in 1908, 6 per cent interest; S25,-
900 village sewer bonds, maturing So
00O in each year, 1902 to 1906 inclusive,
5 per cent interest: 100000 new city
bonds, general fund, maturing in 1907; IS
per cent interest; 100000 new city
bonds. permanent improvement fund,
maturing in 1907, per cent interest.
SURVEYOR GENERALS REPORT.
Surveyor General Frazer, of the Fifth
district, finished the compilation of his
annual report this afternoon, which will
reach the commissioner of statistics at
st. Paul tomorrow. The report in full
is as follows: Surveyor General, Fifth
District of Minnesota, Duluth, MIMI.
The following is the report of logs man
nfactured: At ClOquet-Logs scaled.
41S,3S2; feet scaled, 67,235, S25; sawed
logs, 93,250,000 feet; lumber, 81, COO, 0G0
feet: lath, 22,250,000: shingles. 4l,000,
900; estimated cut, 100.00O,0O0. Fond du
Lac-Logs scaled, 2,436; feet scaled,
2,546, 40. Northern Pacific Junction
Logs sawed, 19,S50,000 feet; lumber,
100000 feet; iath, 2,750,00O 10
A DISGUSTING OUTRAGE. ss
Particulars of disgusting outrage
which occurred last Saturday have Just
been made public, despite the effortseof
the police to keep it quiet until all par
ties to the crime were arrested. The
Evening Herald gave the item first pub
licity in print, and investigation shows
the story was not the least bit over
stated. 1t appears that last Saturday
night Mrs. S. E. Davis, who is the wife
of well-knOwn and respected vetGri-
nary surgeon, left home without her
husbands knowledge and.with a friend.
proceeded to the doubtful saloon of
John A. Anderson, POLL West Michigan
street, where Saturday night dances
and orgies are held for all who come.
Mrs. Davis, despite her husbands good
record has the name of being addicted
to drink, and sustained the reputation
by getting beaStly drunk Saturday
night. While in this condition, and
While the dance was in progress, Sa-
lOonkeper Anderson took the woman
from the dance hall and locked her in a
room and outraged her. 1t is said that
several other men were implicated in
the affair. The woman was considera-
Wy LII! ulCo, dillt 10 tiOI YET OUT Ol udil-
ger. Several of the men implicated
have skipped town. The police are in
vestigating the affair.
ZENITH CITY NOTES.
The political congressional pot is sim
mering and Stearns, COmstock. Hartley
and Buchanan bubbles are coming to the
surface rapidly. Judge Stearns is
favorite here, with Buchanan a good
second.
The grand jury convenes Jan. Q, and
several interested people are discover
ing that the air of Superior, Wis, is
more beneficial than that of Duluth.
Col. Tom Lowry and Mr.. Wilson, di-
rectors of the street railway company,
are expected from Minneapolis this
week.
The advance sales for the four per-
formances of the BostonianS are very
large.
The county Jail has twenty-three pris-
OnerS.
People with money to invest will do well to
turn their attention to Duluth and Superior.
M. b. Harrison, real estate exchange, Hotel
st. Louis building, Duluth, has large list of
property in both places for sale low.