St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-28
SALTWATER SUBJECTS.
The Sawyer House Row-Capt.
Whelan's WOrk-General aud
Personal

The Sawyer House Row-Capt.
Whelan's WOrk-GeneraI aud
Personal.
Receiver Lowell states that upon
asking Mr.. Doe, yesterday afternoon if
the latter were now ready to vaoate the
Sawyer house, Mr.. Doe replied good
naturally. but firmly, that he was not,
and in reply to another remark by Mr..
Lowell, iutimated that he (DOe) would
wait for further action upon the
part of the court before he gave up pos
session. Upon this. Searles 81 Gail, at
torneyS for the receiver, took measures
to secure from Court Commissioner Sui
livan I'm the absence of Judge McCluer)
an order requiring the defendants to
show cause why the order of the court
made Jan. IA, requiring the defendants
to vacate within ten days, should not be
enforced. the order to be made returna
Bile tomorrow.
The second lecture by Capt. W. II.
Whelan, given last evening at the First
Presbyterian church, included the
pathetic story of his life, and the
speaker was greeted by another crowded
house. The lessons taught were fraught
with much good to old and young, and
AhNNC a letotlOe9 pIOoSlOli ilIohy
who listened. Capt. Whelan's methods
are original and his style pleasing, his
manner catching the attention and in
trrest of the very class he aims to reach.
The interest appears to be growing
daily and will eliminate in the estab
llShment of a new and vigorous lodge of
the |. 0. &. L. here to carry on the work
which the captain inaugurates. The en-
tire expense OF these meetings is paid
by the district lodge.
Anderson & O'Brien's steamer Ra-
VIENNA is undergoing some changes in
her machinery, which her owners ex-
pect will make her one of the very
speedlest, staunchest and best rafters
on these waters. She will be fitted
with engines of twelve-inch bore and
foot stroke, and with a wheel seventeen
feet in diameter, with thirteen and
half feet buckets. Her former engines
were but twelve-inch bore and four feet
stroke, and her old wheel was thirteen
feet in diameter, with fifteen-feet buck
cts.
David Swain returned last evening
from Davenport, where he received a
verdict in his favor in the suit brought
by the owner of the boat Joe Long, on
account of an alleged defective boiler
plate put in the boat by MIR. Swain.
Judge McCIuer left yesterday to hold
a brief term of court at Center City:
and this morning Court Stenographer
George goes to Pine City to report the
BROKER murder trial.
Rev. a. A. Kiehle, man of keen OBJ
servation and ready discourse, will lect-
ure this evening in the church of which
he was former pastor, on Across the
Ocean," the proceeds going to the organ
fund.
Mark Dodd has resigned the post of
assistant bookkeeDer at the Lumber
mems National bank to accept place
with Sauntry & Tozer. He is succeeded
by Frank LehmIcke.
The Apple river dam near Amery
was undermined by water last week and
the entire east half destroyed. The
break will cause much loss to lumber
men on that stream.
Mrs. A. B. Darragh remains in semi
unconscious condition, with but very
slight hopes of her recovery.
A late and suffering victim of the In
fluenza is Sheriff G. P. Holcombe.