St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-25
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Judge Crosby's Decision in the North
Second Street Matter.
A DEMURRER SUSTAINED.
The Milwaukee Road the Loser Thereby
General News of the
~ Day.

The matter of improving North Sec
und street was adversely settled for the
present by the filing of Judge CrOsby's
decision yesterday on the application
for an order compelling the plaintiff
(Fayette Marsh) to show cause why the
temporary injunction. restraining the
execution of the grading contract, should
not be dissolved. The court discharges
the order to show cause, and therefore
holds the injunction until the trial OF
the issues raised by the pleadlngS. Inc
court adds that 1t comes to this decision
in view of the decision of Judge Nc
Cluer in the case of Marsh against the
aldermen. and of Referee Eller in the
Martha street case.
In the case of the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul Railway company. brought
to compel the conveyance of right OF
way across the transfer c0mpany's
property, Judge McCluer yesterday SuS-
tanned the demurrer of those defendant
citizens who. in 1881, as alleged. agreed
on behalf of the citizens that in cOnsld-
Grafton of the Milwaukee road building
the Saltwater d Hastings branch, the
CITY would give the company the right
of Way. As to the other parties de-
PENDANT the demurrer was Overruled.
leaving ID. N. Sabin and the receiver OF
the present transfer company as de-
PENDANTS. The Milwaukee company
has remained out of the transfer COM
pany's urion station from the first on
account of trouble regarding passage
over the transfer cOmpanyS ground.
The remaining defendants have filed
answer and the case will soon have
hearing.
Dr.. 6. w. Merry, W. K. Wurdeman.
E. II. Marvin. American Express agent;
Il. n. McKuSick and ii. i. Barclay start
this morning for Spooner, Wis. whence
they will take the trail along Yellow
river to its junction with the st. CrOlX.
They go for two weeks of outing and
hunting.
Just before quitting time at the prison
shops Yesterday noon the big gates were
opened to allow the entry of Prof. Buck
ley's troupe of trained horses, which,
headed by the band of Coup's equescur-
riculum. paraded through the yard for
the benefit of the cOnvicts, who were
drawn up in line for the occasion.
Billy Walsh wrote to E. c. Gardner,
of st. Cloud, yesterday, accepting the
latter'S challenge, published III the
GLOBE. to run him half-mlle or mile
for from $50 to 500, give or take $40 for
expenses. Walsh stipulates that the
race shall not occur earlier than three
weeks from this date.
The young milkman accused of steal
ing watch and other property from the
house of Robert Gabbert, South Fifth
street, appeared in police court and the
complaint was dismissed, there not be-
ing a particle of evidence against him.
An agent of the Minneapolis EXPOSE
ton was in the city yesterday to work
up interest in the log-relling match, and
to secure three men to enter the con-
test against the same number of log
sailors from the Mississippi log streams.
II. NJ. Crandall, who las beer so in
disposed for the last few days as to con-
hne him at home, is now able to again
take the helm at his place of business.
Aid. and Mrs. R. NJ. Anderson are
aboard the Ravenna on trip down the
river. ...
Mrs. c. H. C,rli left yesterday on
visit to friends at MoOrhead.
Capt. S. L. Cowan started yesterday
Tor Salem, Oak.