St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-19
SALTWATER SILROUETTES
Searles Gains a Tr.fle in the Senatorial
Contest.
SOME PECULIAR BALLOTS.
Frank Reaudine Heard From Again.
General News of
Day.

The ballots cast in the towns OF Al
ton, Denmark and Oakdale were re-
counted yesterday in the O'Brien-Searles
senatorial election contest. In the town
of Denmark Searles gained nine votes
and O'Brien one by the recount. In the
town of Alton O'Brien lost one. After
the recount of the county was finished
the recount of the city was taken up.
In the First precinct of the Third ward
ten ballots were cast for but one candi
date, Emil Kruger, for sheriff. Fayette
Marsh, attorney for Mr.. O'Brien, claims
that the ballots were intended for
straight Democratic ballots, and that
the voters intended to vote for MIR.
O'Brien. The law, however, requires
that the name at the head of the ticket
shall be marked with cross in order
to make it a straight ticket. The ballots
will be referred to the senate com mittee
OH elections, who will decide whether
or not they shall be counted as Straight
Democrotic tickets. In the Second pre-
cinct of the Third ward Searles gained
one vote. The recount is drawing to
close, and will probably be finished to-
day.
Frank Beaudine, an ex-convict, who
was released from the prison a short
time ago, and who while confined in the
prison here, kept up correspondence
with respectable young lady residing
iii this city, has again been heard from.
Beaudine entered farm house at
Somerset, Wis, few miles from this
city. and while the folks were absent
from the room stole small bag con-
tanning twenty five dollars. The money
was not missed until after he had
departed. Beaudine claimed that he
was professor of music, and that he
had come to Somerset in order to arrange
a programme for Christmas, and also to
give instructions in music. Chief
Shortall states that Beaudine is dan
gerous character, and that he has served
two terms in prison in this city, and one
term at Waupun, Wis. Beaudine is
French Canadian, apparently thirty
years OF age, five feet nine inches in
height, dark compleXioned, and wears
black mOustache. He was dressed in
black Prince Albert suit and wore
high stiff hat with a flat crown.
The taking of testimony in the action
of Samuel Walls, of OSceola. Wis, VS..
The Minneapolis, st. Paul 81 Sault Ste.
Marie Railroad Company was finished
yesterday. and the case was submitted
to the referee, Jermain Post, of OsceOla.
Plaintiff claims damages by reason of
the railroad company laying their tracks
through his land near Osceola. The
case was heard at the Office Of SearleS d
Gail.
The young men interested in forming
a social club met at the Sawyer house
Wednesday evening, and elected the
Durant .Jr.; vice president, H. /. Chat
field; secretary, P. E. Burke Jr.; treas
urer, G. NJ. McCluer. The club is COM
posed of nearly all of the best young
men III this city. Suitable rooms will
be furnished where members can spend
their evenings.
Mrs. Hugh Hall and seven-year-old
son were severely injured yesterday
while driving on Pine street. In turn
ing the corner of Pine and Second
streets the buggy collided with the
sidewalk, throwing the occupants to
the ground. Mrs. Hall received serious
injuries about the head, and her son
'dislocated his left arm at the elbow.
In the district court yesterday mo-
ton was made for new trial in the
action of Mrs. l.. Staples VS.. Patrick
Flannery. A stay of proceedings was
granted for thirty days. Court then
adjourned until Monday, Dec. 20.
Dug llililllS Will HtAG mOiiudy. Tie pas
senger train for st. Paul OH the Wiscon-
sin Central line. leaving this city at 10
a. M, will leave at II a. M, one hour
later.
Charles c. Reese and Miss Josephine
Larson were united in marriage
Wednesday evening by Rev. Joel l..
Half, of the Swedish Lutheran church.
Tomorrow evening the Rentz-Sant-
ley Novelty and Burlesque company
will appear at the Grand opera house in
ga Sensation In Paradise"
The ''Desstrictl Skule" entertainment
will be given at the opera house this
evening. The attendance promises to
be large.
Capt. W. G. Bronson returned yester-
day from visit in the East.
The city schools close this evening for
two weeks vacation.