St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-28
TO STAY With STORDOCK,.
Convict Williams Plea for Liberty Un-,
successful.
DORIS GENERAL DENIAL.
Farmer Whelan Still Unconscious.
saltwater Small
Shot.

The ''habeas corpus" case of Josenh
Williams, formerly of Minneapolis. was
Yesterday decided adversely to his an
pslcation and he will continue as guest
vi the state. Williams bases his claim
10 liberty on the ground that he was
sentenced for shorter term than thA
law likes as the lowest penalty for his
O1enSe. Judge McCluer intimated AT
the nearing that if he thought he had
not received all that the law allowed
MN the supreme court had power to
rectlfy the mistake of the lower court
and give him the full penalty.
MI Inc examination of John Dorr, Of
Whlte Bear, for an alleged criminal as
sault upon Mrs. Amelia Flascher in the'
northern part of this county, took place
mere to-day. The complaining witness
is German woman who resides with
ner husband upon farm owned bvI
DOrr. A number of witnesses were ex.1
amined and Dorr was held in $500 bail
winch was promptly furnished. The
accused enters general and emphatic
denial OF the whole matter alleged.
Jerry Whalen, the farmer who was so
badly I'M ured Wednesday, was insensi-
Die at late hour last evening.
The death of Mrs. F. M. Prince.
winch occurred at $3.50 D. m. Yesterday !
AFTER brief illness of only about one
weeks duration, caused a feeling of
universal gloom in this city, where the
deceased lady was so well known and4
hlghly esteemed, her lovable nature and
epelievolent disposition having won her
friends wherever she was. She was AM
active member of Ascension EpisconaI /
church, was one of the board of ladies
VINO manage the city hospital, and was
hoted Tor her many charitable and be- :
nevolent acts. NJ. Bell Russell was the
daughter of 3. p. Russell. of Minean-
OILS, an old and respected resident of
that city, and was one of a family Of
ten children, eight of whom survive her.
She was III her thirty-fourth wear and
mad resided here since her marriage. /
some five years ago. Her husband. r. ;
NJ. Prlnce, cashier of the First National
Bank OF saltwater, will have the
sympathy or all who were privileged to
know the one he so deeply mOurns. The
immediate cause of death was an abcess
OF the bowels, and as a last resort an
operation was performed Thursday
evening, but to no no purpose. Her
parents and all the family that could be
communicated with were with her dur
ing her last moments. The funeral
Will be held from the residence, 1906
South Third street, at 1915 p. m. Sun
day.
Chris Lambert, an employee at the
Hershey" mill, just below this city.
caught the middle finger of the left
hand IN the links of an endless chain
Yesterday afternoon, mangling it so
seriously thaC amputation was neces-
Sary.
The two lodges of Sons of Herman are
to have an excursion to Red Wing Sum
daa ell the ''Borealis Rex" A barge for
dancing will be attached, and the Still
water band will accompany the eXcur-
sion.
Hon. e. W. Durant and J. N. Castle
went to River Falls, Wis. last evening,
where they will speak at meeting to
be held under the auspices of the Cleye-
land club of that city.
Prof. Colviille, of st. Paul. will begin
course of instructions TO the Prison
choir'' next week, making weekly visits
here for that purpose.
R. E. Ferry. the newly appointed post
master at Valley Creek, this county, has
been indicted into Office and Is now dis
charging his new duties.
l.. Newberger, postoffice inspector Of
the money order division, was here yes
terday looking over the Saltwater post
office.
The ladies of the Danish Lutheran
church will give social this evening at
the corner of Fifth and Hickory streets.
Paving will be begun on Main street,
between Commercial avenue and Myr-
tie street, next Monday.
James Mathews, wife and daughters
have returned from few weeks outing
at Center City.
Two DRINKS, fined S. each, was the
municipal court record yesterday.
There are 43S convicts at the state
PR SOn.