St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-24
SALTWATER SILHOUETTEs.
A Log Jam in Kettle River-Yes-
terday's Prison City Gossip.


terday's Prison City Gossip.
A telegram was received yesterday to
the effect that log jam of considerable
magnitude had formed at Kettle river
rapids, the logs being those of the
Moose river drive. William Sauntry
says that for the present nothing be-
yond breaking the jam can be effected
in the way of assisting the drive, and
that the rear must necessarily wait for
another splash from the St. Croix dam.
The suicing of the Eau Claire lakes
drive through Chase's dam will be COM
pleted this morning. Patrick Sullivan,
who came down last evening. reports
that Totogatic is in the ST. CrOiX, and
that Chicog will be in the main river
to-day.
Michael Gotzky, whose arrest at the
instance of Miss Della De Staffny OH the
charge of bastardy, which was men
toned in the GLOBE yesterday, appeared
in the municipal court and secured a
continuance of his case until this morn
ing, the prisoner being released on his
own recognlzance. County Attorney
Lee remarked in this connection that
the Gotzky case was the ninth one of
the kind that had come into his hands
during his incumbency of the Office,
In the district court yesterday Judge
Crosby tried the tax title case of Dewey
against Peerson, deciding the matter in
favor of the plaintiff.
General Manager Winter and General
Superintendent Scott, of the Omaha
road, were in the city yesterday and
spent some time with Senator Sabin at
his office in the union station.
The MopOmOoin arrival vactordav
and took out raft for down river.
Mrs. S. p. Richardson returned yester-
day from an extended visit East.
Anderson A. Chambers, of Cedar
Rapids, father of Treasurer Chambers,
of the Grand opera house, and of George
Chambers, with the Saltwater Lumber
company, visited his sons here yester-
day.
A. E. Howen and o. Engstrom, of
Saltwater, have secured the contract to.
do the stone work on the Transfer COM
pany'S building, in which the new post
Office will be located. They begin work
on the foundation walls, which are to
be massive and six and half feet high,
next week, and agree to complete the
work in three weeks. The contract for
the brick work of the superStructure
will be awarded next Tuesday.
The newly-elected officers of the Ivy
Leaf club are w. F. Walsh, president;
w. II. Kitty, vice president; d. j. Ken
nedy, treasurer; J. f. McGarry, secre-
tary, During the summer the club will
inaugurate series of excursions and
picnics to replace its winter dances.
Matte Carley, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carley, of West Willard
street, died yesterday at the age of four
teen years.
The four-year-old son of Edward Nc
Cune, South Main street, was run over
by loaded wagon yesterday, wheel
partially crushing the child's right foot
The new schedule on the Omaha, go
G into effect tomorrow, gives SAB as
The last train out of Saltwater tor st.
Paul, except on Sundays, when the
train leaves at Clio. The latest train
from st. Paul will arrive at 11:22.
Trains for Duluth and Ashland will
leave at 10 a. m. and 1885 p. m. The
latest train for st. Paul after the Oma-
has new schedule goes into effect will
be the train leaving at 5:55 over the Du-
luth road.