St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-02
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
Senator Sabin and Family Leave for
Washington.
DOINGS IN DISTRICT COURT
The Library Annual-..Regular Monthly
Meeting Of the Prison In
spect0rs.

speet0rs.
Hon. d. NJ. Sabin, wife and family
left for Washington on Saturday even
ing so as to be on hand for the opening
Of congress. The senator's friends pro-
tested against his departure at this inn
portant juncture, as his personal pres
ence in the state would do much to
advance his interests in the coming
canvas. He stated, however, that there
were many important matters concern
ing the state which were likely to come
up that he could not neglect, and felt
that his duty required him to be present
at the opening Of the session. He will
return about the time of the holidays
and will be here during the senatorial
election to personally superintend his
canvass.
IN DISTRICT COURT.
The jury in the case of the State of
Minnesota VS.. Bert Williams, charged
with assault in the second degree, after
being out all night, failed to agree, and
came into court yesterday morning and
were discharged by the court. The
case will be tried again dnring the pres
ent term. The case OF John D0rr,
charged with an assault with intent to
commit rape, occupied the attention of
the court during the larger part of the
day and was given to the jury about
p. m. After being out but few
moments they returned verdict in
favor of the defendant. Court then ad-
journed until Tuesday at 10 a. m.
THE LIBRARY ANNUAL.
The annual meeting of the Saltwater
Library association was held at its
rooms last evening. The report of the
librarian and secretary and treasurer
was: Books loaned out, $3.50; books
in library, 3,130; cash received, S213.1S;
paid for books, S144.5S; cash on hand,
s73.64; orders paid, s292.4e. The old
officers were reelected for another year.
THE PRISON INSPECTORS.
The board of prison inspectors held
its regular monthly meeting at the
prison yesterday, the full board being
present. The regular routine business
was attended to, and matters inside the
prison walls found to bein satisfact-
DRY condition. In the afternoon the
afternoon they departed for st. Paul,
where they met FL. Fl. Hart, secretary
of the state board of corrections and
charities, for consultation regarding
their Eastern trip. They will probably
not start until Monday and will go as
far east as Connecticut, visiting the
leading penal institutions of the cOun-
try en- route. and will probably be alb
sent from two to three weeks.
SOCIAL AND GENERAL.
The infant child of George Fourier
and wife was buried last week. making
the third child within sixteen months
that the unfortunate parents have fol-
lowed to the grave.
Hon. Daniel Buck, of Mankato, was
in the city yesterday, and visited the
prison.
Robert Downing will be seen here on
the 18th in " Virginius"
Mrs. E. E. Hughson. of st. Paul, as
sisted her daughter. Mrs. G. l.. Easton,
in an afternoon reception on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. N. Castle had a progressive
euchre party on Friday afternoon
among her lady friends.
Alexander Gaatz, of Richland, OAK,
one of the gentlemen who accompanied
George TOrinus to Russia, has been
visiting here for few days.
Miss Annie Lane, of North Third
street, entertained number of her
friends on Thursday evening.
The G. N. Nelson Lumber cOmpany's
mill at Lakeland has been leased by M.
Chambers, who has also purchased the
stock of lumber on hand and will oper-
ate the mill the coming season. Mr..
Chambers has been manager for the
company at that place for some years
past, and has his residence there.
Rev. H. w. Thomas, of Chicago, will
deliver his lecture entitled "SOcial
Forces" at the Universalist church this
morning.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly, mother Of Kitty
Blake, who was telegraphed from Du-
luth as in a dying condition, and to
whom the telegram was addressed in
her maiden name of Margaret Sheri-
dan, was unable to make the trip on ac-
count of i'll health.
DR.. and Mrs. W. FL. Powell and child
rem, of Minneapolis, partook of Thanks
giving turkey VITA DR.. j. G.. Rhodes. of
this city, who had family reunion.
R. S. Davis and W. E. Easton, accom-
panied by their wives, spent Thanks
giving in st. Paul. and attended the
Ideal matinee of Faust"
DR.. w. H. Game will perform the op-
Grafton known as "tracheotomy" upon
Esther Sawyer, the grandchild of
Humphrey Sawyer, of this city. The
result can not be told in advance of so
critical an operation, but the friends
have decided that it is the only chance
for the little one.
The annual meeting of the Saltwater
Library association was held last even
ing at their rooms on North Main
street.
The city hospital contains nineteen
patients, three Of whom are dangerously
ill.
Hon. l.. FL. McKusick, of Pine City,
was here yesterday.
D. S. Burns has gone to Tacoma. He
will visit points in Montana en- route, as
well as Seattle and Pacific coast places.
The Sawyer house. under the man.
agement of De Witt Young, had as fine
menu on Thanksgiving day as has
ever been set before their guests, and
number of our citizens dined there on
that occasion.
DR.. McCluer. of Dubuque, To-, is the
guest of Judge McCluer for few days.
The Odd Fellows social on Wednes-
day evening was success, and about
fifty couples attended.
Will P. Murdoch and wife, of Muir
dock, MIMI, visited relatives here yes
terday for few hours.
Mrs. DR.. P. H. Willard, of st. Paul.
was in the city yesterday guest Of her
sister, Mrs. P. B. Smith.
Oscar e. Lehmicke, of Dickinson,
Dak., son Of Judge Rudolph Lehmicke,
was married Tuesday to Miss Pauline
Kottka, Of Duluth. MIMI, a former
Saltwater belle, and after few days.
visit here left for their home yesterday.
Thursday evening the young married
nennla gave a delightful german in tha