St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
SATURDAY At STILLWA TER
Frank Newman to Pay $4,000 for Al
legged Seduction.
ANENT THE LYONS BURGLARY
June Settlement Between the County
Auditor and County Treas
urer.

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The district court jury yesterday
fixed upon the sum of $4,000 as the
proper amount of damages to award
Nathan Fairbanks on account of the
alleged seduction of his daughter Car :
rie by Frank Newman. The amount
claimed by the plaintiff was $4,000. At
the conclusion of this case court ad-
journed until Q O'clock Monday morn
ing.
Acquaintances of Fitzpatrick and
Lowder do not credit the truth Of the
story told to the police regarding their
connection with the Lyons burglary.
Fitzpatrick has always been quiet,
law-abiding and we'll appearing young
man; and reputable citizen is able to
swear that Fitzpatrick was with him
during all the night that the burglary
occurred, and had no connection
with the affair. The case has been con-
tinued until July 6.
The June settlement between the
county auditor and treasurer shows the
total current tax collection to be
s187.251.09, of which the city collections,
appropriated, amount to $l32. 251 90.
The free reading room will be closed
during the summer months.
Rev. Charles w. TOmlinsOn, D. D., of
Lombard university. Galesburg, ILL.,,
will preach at the UniverSalist church
to-day.
Durant & Wheeler sold yesterday
$4,000 feet Of logs to Tabor & Co.,
KeOkuk.
Three hours of very heavy, continuous
rain is reported as occurring on ChlcOg
brook Thursday.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
OF the public school teachers Miss
Smedley will spend her vacation in
Europe, Miss Mcbride will visit at
Garden City, Minn., and Miss Palmer
will take her vacation in Minneapolis.
Messrs. Garland and W :ayland will go
to Dubuque and Syracuse respectively.
j. N. Castle is in Montreal.
Mrs. w. HI. Caine has entertained as
guest, during the week, Mrs. w. II.
Bromley, of st. Paul.
F. q. Wing, Ogdensburg, N. Y, who.
with his family, expects to reside here
permanently, arrived from the East
during the week.
An enjoyable social affair of the week
was the trip to Lake City Thursday on
the steamer Ravenna, rendered by her
owners to about seventy-fve invited
guests. Two notable weddings were
those occurring Monday morning. when
James II. Ward and Mary Burke were
united in marriage at st. MichaePs
church, and Charles Ries and Miss
Lena Wolf were made man and wife by
the ceremony performed at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception. Thurs
day evening Miss Rose Hebenstreit, of
West HOlcOmbe street, entertained a
Good Templars. Warden Stordock was
happily serenaded the preceding even
ing by friends who called to express APP
prOval of the state prison boards ac-
tion in re-appointing him warden.
Music hall was filled last evening with
happy throng in attendance en- the
dance given in aid of john Stiles.
Capt, W. &. Bronson is visiting the
Third regiment camp at Lake City.
Misses Minnie and Fannie Folsom,
Daisy Mcmillan and Edith Sargent are
floating down the Mississippi aboard the
rafter Isaac Staples.
C. 81. Carli, Joseph R. Carli and l.. D.
Tubbs pitched their tent last evening at
Big Lake.
William Foran and family. accom-
panied by Ernest Bloomer and others,
start tomorrow for Tacoma.
Walter l.. Baldwin went last evening
to spend Sunday with Minneapolis
friends.
Mrs. William Kenneman is visiting
friends at Cleveland. o., where she ex-
poets to remain until the later part of
August.
Judge Nethaway and Court Officer
McKusick went yesterday to try the
fishing at Chisago lake. The judges
vacation for month now begins.
j. R. Lawrence, a former resident of
Saltwater. called here yesterday, being
en- route from Montana to Fond du Lac,
Wis.
L. E. Conger, Mora, is visiting friends
in the city.
Miss Jane Wade, Springfield, Mo-, a
daughter of Congressman Wade, is the
guest of Miss Elaine Anderson.
Mrs. j. c. Nethaway, Mrs. Abe Hall,
Miss Hall and Miss Gertrude Cowan go
to LindStrOm early in the week to spend
season in recreation.
Miss Ollie Walthers. St. Paul, was
guest of Saltwater friends Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil OIund, Hudson,
were guests of Mrs. John Caesar during
part of the week.
Chief of Police Shortall and A. G.
Schuttinger were of party that en-
loved themselves at Green Lake the lat
ter part of the week.
Tennis courts are now established on
private grounds on the south hill, at the
Lincoln school grounds, on the lawn of
William SauDtry's residence and at
Capt. COWan's Oak Park grounds.
Red Rock Camp Meeting.
For this meeting. commencing Fri
day, the 14th inst, and until and in
cluding Sunday, June so, ''The Bur-