St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-25
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Receiver Lowell Gets Possession Of the
Sawyer House.
STATUS OF THE CASE.
d. ]. Harkins Pays for the Tickets
Stolen From Bailey's
Sa, ehel.
STATUS OF THE CASE.

The defendants in the suit brought by
Abby b. Lowell to secure the appoint
ment of receiver for the Sawyer house
property, vacated the house yesterday
and gave possession to the receiver,
Elmer Lowell, the ten days prescribed
by the court expiring to-day. In this
move, however. the defendants do not
propose to surrender whatever legal
rights they may have in the premises,
and. as one said yesterday. 1.-THE APP
peal to the supreme court is still
pending and the fight for our rights is
still in progress the same as though we
had not personally vacated" Mr.. a.
K. Doe has leased the Matt Clark resi-
dence, corner of Pine and Fifth streets,
which will for the present, at least, be
their home. Receiver Lowell will take
possession of the Sawyer house Monday
and open it to the public as hotel
within the very few days thereafter re-
CURED to get the house in running
shape.
d. j. Harkins, who was in indirect
charge of the union station parcel room
when young Prescott took the wrong
grip and stole therefrom railroad mile
age books belonging to A, A. Bailey. a
st. Louis travelling man, has paid to the
latter $164.24. MIR. Bailey making affida-
Wits as to the character and pecuniary
value of the stolen property. In addi-
ton to being out that amount Mr.. Har-
kinS has expended about $50 in tracking
up the property, notifying all aSSocia-
ton brokers, etc. He states that as
Prescott's friends decline to help him
out. he shall endeavOr to bring the
young man to justice, and yesterday
SWOre out complaint with that end in
view. 1t is supposed that Prescott
went to ohio, and in order to eXtradite
him the county attorney is considering
the matter of having the grand jury
called and an indictment found. One
of the mileage books was found in st.
Paul in the Office of Broker Max Shu-
back, to whom 1t is supposed TO have
been sold by Prescott. Six of the books
are still missing.
The following officers of Camp 1872,
evening: Il T. NJ Sorth San,e " c. ." Martis
Thorn, W. C.. w. j. Harper, clerk; NJ.
johnson, w. f.; Gus Ryden, escort; j.
W. Bergeron, watch; G. q. Andrews,
outside guard; Or. L. G. Clark, physi-
clan. The camp is in highly prosper
Gus condition.
w. c. Williston, F. NJ. Wilson and
John Mcclure, attorneys of Red Wing,
were in the city yesterday to ague be-
fore Judge McCluer motions for new
trials in the cases of Erther Oversnn
against The City of Red Wing and The
Board of Education of the Village of
Pine Island against John l.. Bowman.
Mayor Durant is in receipt of a tele-
orr q
ness at Racine of E. ii. Pease, brother
of Mrs. Durant, and one of the most
prominent business men of Racine.
The funeral of John A. Thelander,
who died Thursday evening from the
effects of la grippe, will be held at
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from the
Swedish Lutheran church.
The Black River Falls train being
late Thursday evening, the Saltwater
news packages intended for the St.
Paul morning papers laid over all night
at Saltwater junction.
Prison Guard Lester Bordwell has
been confined to his home for the last
three days by an attack of influenza,
but was in an improved condition yes
terday.
Carl Randall. son of the warden, will
start in few days on trip in pursuit
of health, and will visit points in the
Southern states and old Mexico.
The funeral of Femart Struse. killed
Wednesday in the woods, was held yes
terday from Salem German Lutheran
church.
Officer Dan neardon appeared on the
street yesterday for the first time in ten
days. and after severe illness.
"a Clean Sweep" on Monday and
Zig Tag" Wednesday are the next at
fractions at the opera house.