St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-17
SALTWATER NEWS.
O'Brien Still Has the VIII 2-Hand
in His Contest.

Nothing DrW was develop d in the
0'Brien-Sea' les election cont st yester-
day. The allots cast at Ma inc were
recOunted II order to see w lether the
recount eli; nged the Standin of other
candidates on the tickets. IL was found
that several pILl alitieS ianged from
one to ten. How IuIo mistake occurred
is an pnaDswerable question. This
morning recount Of ballots cast in the
towns of Woodbury., Cottage Grove,
Newport and Denmark will be resumed.
The recount of the ballots cast in the
city will begin when the country pre-
cipctS are all counted. The recount
takes great deal of time, and will not
be finished for some time.
An action of Sam Wallsvs. The Mime
apOliS, st. Paul IL Sault Ste. Marie Rail
way Company was OIL trial yesterday at
the Office of Searles Il Gail before a ref
cree. The action is to settle upon the
amount of damages which the railroad
company is to pay plaintiff for laying
their tracks across his land near OSce-
ola, Wis. The case was continued until
this morning, when the trial will be re-
sumed. j. w. SearleS appears for plain
tiff, and n. II. Dyke, of Osceola, Wis,
appears for the defendant corporation.
a post mortem examination was held
yesterday at J. H. Cockburn's under
taking rooms over the remains of Pat
rick Dolan, who died Sunday afternoon.
The examination showed that death re-
suited from the bursting of a blood yes
sci in the brain, caused by his falling
from a horse on Friday last. The re-
mains were shipped East last evening
to his former home, in Ulster county.
New York.
a gentleman residing at River Falls,
Wis, was in the city yesterday, and
stated that great deal of spurious coin
similar to that passed by E. B. Bryant
in this city was in circulation in River
Falls. He was confident that, had an
examination of his residence in this CITY
been ordered, large amount of the
counterfeit com would have been
found, in addition to the molds and
dies.
The remains of Mrs. Harry Wilson
have not yet arrived from California,
Nothing is known of their whereabouts.
The funeral Of Thomas Noonan, who
died Monday afternoon of heart disease,
will be held this morning from st.
Michaels church. The interment oc-
curing in the Catholic cemetery at
South Saltwater.
The remaining evidence in the Dur
ant-Daly legislative contest will be
taken at the city hall this afternoon.
The case will be completed to-day and
the testimony and exhibits will be sealed
and delivered to the next legislature.
when the result OF the contest will be
known.
st. Johns Lodge A. F. and A. NJ.
elected the following officers Monday
evening: T. Z. Clark, w. NJ; Ira E..
King, S. NJ; T. H. Warren. j. w.; C.
NJ. McCluer, treasurer; H. S. Smith.
secretary: Rudolph Lehmicke, trustee.
three years.
A hot dinner and supper will be
served in the Wolf block. on Main
street, tomorrow by the Rosary Society
of st. MichaePs Church; also Christ
mas sale Of fancy goods.
The taking of testimony in the Staples
Flannery case was finished yesterday in
the district court. The case will be
argued and given to the jury this MORN
ing, after which court will adjourn until
tomorrow.
The sale of tickets for the "Deestrick
Skule" entertainment, TO be given at
the Grand opera house Friday evening,
is progressing rapidly, and a good at
tendance will be the result.
w. w. Baldwin has been appointed
treasurer and manager of the Saltwater
department of the Home Savings and
Loan association, of Minneapolis.
Company K will be drilled in First
Aid to the Wounded" at the armorv to.
morrow evening by officers of the medi-
cal corps.