St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-20
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
Judge McCluer Refuses an Injunction in
the st. John Case
AS TO TIMBER CUTTING.
st. John Given The Right to Answer,
But Is Restrained From Negoti-
ating Notes.

In the weighty Keator-St. John mat
ter decisions were rendered yesterday
by Judge McCluer. Keator q Son
brought suit against st. John 10 obtain
an injunction against the defendant re-
straining him from cutting timber on
certain of his pine lands, which Keator
IL Son had attached, and this injunction
the court refuses to grant. The plain
tiffS also asked that st. John be enjoined
from negotiating $4,000 of Keator 4
Sons promissOry notes. which st. John
had pledged to the FIRST National Bank
of Saltwater as surety for his indebted
ness to that institution, and which notes
Keator Il Son claimed were portion of
those given by them to John Glaspie OH
that they were induced to purchase
said lands through the fraudulent
representations of St. John; also that
these notes were transferred by GlaSpie
to st. John as the latter'S share of the
total purchase price paid by Keator &
Son to Giaspie Tor lands which the latter
sold to them. st. John demurred to this
second application of Keator Il Son for
dill ttiiu UuC COulG IIOW uS-
termlnes that the facts set forth by
ton. and for that reason the denu. rer
is Overruled. st. John is given the right
to answer. but is restrained from negO-
tiating the notes or his intereStin them.
In another action brought by Keator &
Son against st. John certain pine logs
and real estate of the defendant were
attached, and the latter made applica-
tiOn to the court to have the attachment
on the logs discharged, and offered
bond in the sum of S11 900, but did not
offer any bond or make an application
i'm connection with the attachment levied
on the real property. The court now
makes an order refusing to vacate the
attachment on the personal property on
the ground that under the statute st.
John is entitled to vacation of the at
tachment only by offering a bond that
would cover the value of all property
attached, both real and personal.
The three-year-old son of Adam
GoOdmauSon died yesterday from the
effects of suffOcation on the occasion of
the burning of the house al South Still
water Monday. The father is in the
pineries. Monday morning the mother,
after starting fire in the stove in an
upper GOOfu WuSIG bDC CHtluItl1, EIlICG
years and eight months old, respect
lively, slept, locked them in and went
below to prepare breakfast. Row the
fire Originated in the children's room is
not known, but when, on an alarm be-
lug given, the door was forced open the
older child was Oh the floor unconscious
and the baby was on the bed with its
face buried in a pillow. The younger
child will recover.
The agent of Kate Castleton was in
the city yesterday to arrange for the
appearance of that popular star at the
opera house next " ednesday, in her
new attraction, "a Paper DOLL"
A telegram was received yesterday
announcing the death at Central Bridge,
N. Y. of Mrs. Clinton Nethaway,
mother of Judge j. G. Nethaway. The
latter will return to Saltwater soon
after the funeral.
The remains of Mrs. Charles Frost,
who died at Austin. Minn., were
brought here yesterday morning for
interment. The deceased, who was
twenty-five years of age, was grand
daughter of G. G. johnson. of this city,
and as Sarah Brown passed her girlhOod
days in Saltwater.
The twenty-ffth anniversary of the
establishment of the Knights of Pythias
order was commemOrated by local
knights last evening with an entertain
ment that included literary and musical
features and dancing.