St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-11
SATURDAY AT SALTWATER
The Temporary Injunction Against the
Donovan Brothers.
REOPENING ST. CROIX BOOM.
Anniversary Of the State Children's Aid
S0Giety---D0ings OF Prominent
People.

People.
A motion to dissolve the temp orary
injunction whereby the city is re-
strained from closing the contract with
Donovan Bros. to grade North Second
street was to have been heard before
Judge Crosby yesterday. Fayette
Marsh, acting as plaintiff in the: case,
appeared and made a verbal statement
alleging that Judge Crosby was So
prejudced as between himself (Marsh)
and City Attorney Searles that. he
(Marsh) could not obtain fair hearing.
He promised to present all affidavit,
which, he said, he had already dictated
at his Office, and the court adjourned.
On reaSsembling Mr.. Marsh again ap-
peared, but did not file his affidavit He.
simply said that he would not have any
thing, in the matter considered IN the
least by Judge G rOSby, and would with.
draw. After he had left, Il. II, Clapp
argued in favor of the motion in behalf
of Donovan Bros, and j. N. -SeapIes in
behalf OF the city. At the, conclusion
of the argument it was agreed to, leave
the decision to follow a consultation
next week between Judge Crosby,
Judge McCluer and Mr.. Etter, of St.
Paul, all having the same points before
them, McCluer in the pending Doherty
contract case and Mr.. Etter as referee
in the Martha street injunction case.
The st. Croix Boom corporation will
be in readiness to reopen the boom to-;
morrow, and operations will certainly
be resumed within day or two. The
st. Cr0iX dam was hoisted yesterday
morning, and it is believed that, by
Monday or Tuesday the water Will
reach the boom, where there are already
millions of feet rendered unavailable
by the low stage. of water. With the
opening of the st. Croix dam, driving
has begun on Snake below Chengua-
tona, and that drive will probably be in
the main river by this morning. ui
The anniversary of the State Chill
dren's Aid society, of which Judge III.
R. Murdoch is a director, will be4ob-
served this evening at the First MethOl
dist church. Addresses will be deliv-
and others. At The Uniyersalist;c church.
to-day thefmprning topic will be- -ttsssym-
lpathy." Rev. Watson will close-hisieni
gagement as. supply at the Baptist
church this evening, when he will
speak Oh Power of Memory in the
Eternal World.Y
The Washington County Temperance
union will meet ataSt. Paul Park next
Thursday. =. ,
John Mckinnon, an eX-cOnviet who
has not been seen here since his release
three years ago, turned up in suspi-.
cioUS manner OH the outskirts of the
city Friday night and was run in by the.
mounted police.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
The good people of the churches con-
tinue to supply the greater part of the
innocent line of Social ADJUSTMENTS.
Thursday evening the Universalists,
MethodiStS and German Catholics gave
lawn festivals or SoeialS, and OH the fol-
lowing evening the steamer Henrietta
took the friends of Grace Congregational
church on an excursion down the lake.
An event of the current week will be.
the entertainment planned for a hum
dred and fifty editorsaT Of the
state who arrive "Wednesday" The
programme includes a morning meeting
at the opera house. where the mayor
will say few pleasant things, to the
visitors, after which. the latteDwill be
given d steamboat ride down Lake St.
CrOiX. On the return dinner will be.
served at the Sawyer house, swherei
Landlord Doe will keep up hisireputa-
, ton as generous and discriminating
host. After dinner follows an exhibit
ton of Stillwater's pride, the electric
railway system, ride over the line and
also tour of the city in carriages. The.
entertainment will conclude with tour
OF the prison and supper served inthei
officers mess rooms OF that institution.
The circus comes Monday, and the.
Cleyeland-Haverly Ministries succeeds
the editorial engagement by one day..
Miss Bella C. Rankin will be absent
with friends at st. Cloud during the:
week.
Miss Ethel Bruce, of Winona, is the:
guest of Miss Cynthia Pennington.
Mrs. O. NJ McIntire is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Freeman, at Cannon
Falls.
1t is reported on good authority that.
one of our prominent business men is;
about to wed.
Miss Lib Mattison, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of Miss 10 Prince.
Judge and Mrs. Sehmicke went this
week to visit their sons, Oscar and
Frank, at Dickinson, Oak. 80
A party of young ladies, -consistingfof,
the Misses Browne, Long and Moffat!@f#
this city, and Miss Anderson, of Da-'
luth, left on the 1:30 train for White
Bear yesterday, where they Will remain
for few days. ~ (
Prof. E. P. Frost, formerly superin-E
tendent of the Saltwater schools. is WIS.,
iting the city accompanied by his wife.
j. A. Westergren and family are rus
ticating at Big lake. - AK
Messrs. James, John and Peter Lotzg
and Z. A. Grant went last evening for a.
brief respite at ChiSago lakes. S
Miss Edith Sargent returned Friday
from visit at Maple Island farm. III !
Miss Nellie Burke is refreshing the
roses of her cheeks in the enliveniflg
air of Carnelian lake. ID
Harry Richardson. is at the dearest
spot on earth to him, Watertown, S. D..
barry Darms has again sought the
lower nayigable waters.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Conrad enter
tanned and were entertained at their
residence Thursday evening by masi-s
Gale, under the general management of
e. Handel Browne.
&. NJ. Totman is abroad in the interest
of the Thresher company.
w. E. Easton. of the Daily Gazette,
was confined to his home by illness
yesterday.