St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-09
THE DULUTH BUDGET.
A Notorious "Squaw Man" Arrested
by the Sheriff.
HE SOLD LIQUOR TO INDIANS.
Archie Brown is Granted a Further
Stay, with Prospects Of Being
Discharged.
Special TO the Globe.

DULUTH, Minn., Feb. 8.-Deputy
United States Marshal Price arrived to-
day from Cloquet, having in charge
Arson BudOe, notorious "squaw"
man, charged with selling liquor to In
dians. The prisoner had an examina-
ton before Commissioner Carrie this
afternoon and was bound over to the
April term of the United States court.
He was lodged in Jail here in default of
500 bail. If the Duluth court bill
passes the senate he will be tried here,
otherwise at Winona.
GRANTED FURTHER TIME.
Archie Brown, sentenced to five years
in Saltwater at the recent term of the
district court for for the abduction and
seduction of Miss Paul, and granted ten
days stay of proceedings, has received a
further stay of eight days. The recent
ruling of the supreme court in case
exactly similar to this leads to the be-
lief that he will be discharged.
SMALL But IMPORTANT.
United States Engineer Quinn has re-
ceived copy of the bill recently intro
duced by Congressman Knute Nelson
for the construction af a draw bridge
over the canal. By the terms of the bill
power is given to construct pivot draw
bridge, giving one opening between the
south side of the canal and the pivot
pier at least $50 feet wide i0r such
length as the secretary of war may di-
recG and one span Oh the north side of
such length as the width of the canal
will admit. The canal is now $50 feet
wide. bat will be increased to 800 feet,
which will give passage $50 feet wide
on the south and Ito on the north sides,
allowing 40 feet for the pivot pier. The
bridge must provide room for the pas
sage of trains, street ears, wagons and
other vehicles and foot passengers. 1t
will be toll bridge and will cost, with
suitable approaches, $4,000. Lights are
to be displayed at night and proper sig
nails given during prevalence of fogS or
bad weather, and the bridge must be
opened for vessels at all hours when so
needed.
Duluth has been reckoned as one of
the strong Republican cities of Mime
sofa, but a canvass of the various city
officers, from mayor to chief of police,
reveals the fact that eleven Democrats
are i'll office to seven Republicans. The
council, too, shows Sprinkling of five
Democrats, FIVE Republicans and two
Mugwumps. By next presidential cleo
ton it is a reasonable expectation that
Duluth will be a stronghold of the DOM
lnant party.
The Wisconsin Central is putting the
ak into the roots of old freight rates
from this city to Southern points, with
a vim that betokenS determination to
carry the ''cut'' still deeper if neces-
sary. The following is the latest bull
letin ON 100pound lots to st. Paul, by
classes: First class, 80 cents; second
class, 26 cents; third class, 90 cents;
fourth class, 14ts cents; fifth class, 12
cents; sixth class, cents.
George Brakeman, formerly county
auditor and sheriff of st. Louis county.
and chief of police of Duluth, moved to
lnteflaken, Fla, some time ago. In
letter received by warm friend yester-
day, he announces his election as presi-
dent of the council I'D his new home.
George manages to get his share of elec-
tive and appointfve offices wherever
he goes.
Myers Brothers, the real estate hust-
Iers, are to put up large and fine
building Oh the corner of first street and
Eighth avenue west. The structure
will cost $50, 600, will be 120 feet square.
seven stories high, divided into flats. 1t
will be built of pressed brick, with
brown stone facingS.
W. K. Rogers, formerly private secre-
tary to President Hayes. but now preSi-
dent of the State bank OF Duluth, is i'll
the, city. This financial institution, of
which he is the head, has lately in
creased its capital from $50, 900 to S1OO,-
600, and still further increase is
looked for at the next meeting of the
directors.
u A. Bruegger, representing E. B. Pres
ton 81 Co., the fire and chemical engine
makers, is in the city for the purpose of
selling chemical engine to the munic-
ipal officers. Yesterday he sold large
double tank Capacity fifty gallons each
to the. Superior, Wis, people for 50, $50.
) The marriage of two prominent Du-
Mth people takes place to-day. Hon. ,
Tower, Jr., marrieS Miss
erInel weds young lady in Philadel-
phia. $50.
Bruce, the ''eook," and Lawrence.
the ''bricklayer," to settle a personal
fought seven rounds at
Tower a few days ago. Bruce was
sweetly when time was called
for the eighth round.
Piedmont avenue, this city, is increas-
ing the census of Duluth at lively rate.
Three pairs of twins have been born on
that street since the beginning of the
year, the last pair to-day.
Private Secretary Abbott leaves in a
few days for lengthy trip to Califor-
mia. He will be greatly missed from
the mayors office.
Despite the intense interest in yester-
days election the bank clearinps
crawled up TO the respectable total of
$452, ,043.T6.
The Duluth real estate men met this
to perfect the organization of
their proposed real estate exchange.
Persons with money 10 invest will do we'll
to turn their attention TO Duluth and Sune.
nor NJ Is Harrison, Coz Duluth National