St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-31
SALTWATER NEWS.
Warden Stordock Selecting tn,
Prisoners for ST. Cloud.

w arUen SeleCClnS Tic
Prisoners for ST. Cloud.
The superintendent of the St. Cloud
~reformatory will arrive to-day, when
the warden and himself will decide de-
finitely as to the convicts to be trans
ferred to st. Cloud. Warden Stordock
says: 81 have made a list of ninety
four, taking those whose conduct here
has been such as to indicate that they
are promising subjects for reform.
From this list we will eliminate nine
teen, striking out, if there are any such,
those who have been punished repeat
eddy for aggravated offenSes."
E. d. Allen. of Davenport, purchased
yesterday of w. M. Hewitt the latter's
One-third interest in the Saltwater
electric street railway, and will remain
here as secretary and treasurer of the
company, which is now r~eorganized
with W. l.. Allen president. The two
Aliens, T. 0. Swiney and j. r. McGin-
mes, of Davenport, now W the entire
plant, McGinnes' interest being com-
parativeIy very small. The road is pay
ing beyond all original expectations.
Well-founded rumors that ex-United
States Marshal Denny will succeed
Warden StOrdOck have greatly de-
creased the assurance that Randall, of
Winona, is to be the man.
A hearing in the McKusick-Martha
street grading case was to have been
had yesterday, but, beyond the swear
ing of Il witness, nothing was done,
and the case was continued until to-day
at the request of the city attorney, who
had urgent business in st. Paul.
Dispatches received yesterday at the
office of the Ann River Logging COM
pany are to the effect that the Annriver
log drive is wind-bound in Cross lake.
progressed throughout Sunday, but
since that time head-winds have inter-
fered. There is no immediate prospect
of reopening the boom here, and work
will not be resumed before next week,
at least.
The quarterly election of Saltwater
| Lodge No. SO, L. o. G. T., Monday even.
ing resulted: Frank Northey, C. T.;
Miss Elizabeth Fritschie, V. T.; FL. A.
SCHNEIDER, chaplain; II. E. Benner,
recording secretary; Miss IneZ Dan
forth. financial secretary; Miss Edith
Bromley, treasurer; Charles RhoadS,
marshal; Frank Quinn, sentinel; Mrs.
Charles Estabrooks, superintendent of
the juvenile temple.
The quo warrantO proceedings, where
in John ]. Stinson sought to compel L.
Sargent to show by what warrant the
latter holds his seat as school director
from the Third ward, have been dropped
by Mr.. StinSon. who had an interview
with mis- attorney Monday evening and
ordered a halt.
Rev. Fathers Martin and Turcotte,
formerly connected with St. Joseph'S
French Catholic church, are visiting in
| the city. as guest of Rev. Father Sylvan,
| of st. Joseph's.
A brick building designed for mer-
| camille and office purposes, will be
erected by F. W. Schendel on his prop
erty, corner of Third and Myrtle streets.
Hon. j. N. Castle and wife, G. L..
Easton and wife, and County Auditor
Masterman and wife established them
selves yesterday at the Castle cottage on
Lake Carnelian where they will recre-
ate a week.
The sale of a raft of logs to the
| Schulenburg & Boeckeler company yes
terday is reported by Anderson &
O'Briens.
j. D. Engle, president of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor
of the Methodist church, and superin-
tendent of the Sunday school, was un-
expectedly visited at his Oak Park home
Monday evening by the two bodies over
which he presides. The young people
brought some handsome gifts in appre-
citation of Mr.. Engle's labors in their
behalf.
Mrs. j. n. Darms removed yesterday
to Wabasha, where she expects to re-
main a year. and perhaps permanently.