St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-23
A SALTWATER MONDAY.
The Regular Court Grind and
Items of General News.

Clerk of the Court Bennett entered
judgments yesterday in the tax cases OF
the State VS.. G. A. and Emily Parker.
The actions were brought to enforce
payment of taxes, penalties and costs
on certain mortgages held by the de-
PENDANTS and duly recorded in the Office
of the register of deeds in this county.
C. A. Parker is ordered to pay taxes
amounting to S66S.S3, together with
penalties ard costs aggregating s6S.64
more. The taxes and penalties in
Emily Parker'S case amount to S69245,
with costs of S11.10.
The demurrer in the libel case of The
State VS.. August Cappen was argued
yesterday before Judge ]. c. Nethaway.
Ii the demurrer is not sustained, Cap
pen will be tried by a jury next Mon
day. The demurrer holds that the let
ter purported to have been sent to the
superintendent of the Omaha road, re-
garding Martin Sherin, did not contain
any offensive language, and secondly,
that no evidence was introduced show
ing that the letter had been sent to any
one.
= Hulda Swanson and Louise Burner.
the two st. Paul damsels arrested here
last Friday for fast driving, and who
were sentenced to fine Of $40 and costs
each. were yesterday sentenced to gay
similar fine each for drunkenness. They
expect st. Paul friends to pay their
fines, which amount in each case to
nearly s25.
Enoch H. Miller, Olmsted county,
was received at the prison yesterday,
and will serve two years and three
months for grand larceny in the second
degree. His son. Edward j. Miller, is
serving fifteen months sentence here
for similar crime.
Samuel B. Trip, the horse thief
whose depredations in this county were
quite numerous, is on trial at Hudson,
Wis. He Will first be tried as to his
sanity by jury, and if he is found sane
he will then be tried on charge of
horse stealing.
il. w. Turnbull purchased 100000
feet of logs Yesterday from William
Sauntry, and the Rock Island Lumber
company, of Rock Island, ILL.,, pur-
chased a raft of logs from the same
party.
James Henderson, an explorer, who
was stopping at Billy Ores lumber
camp, on the st. Croix, was brought
down yesterday, suffering from a stroke
of paralysis. He was taken to the hos
pital.
The Silver Crescent left Yesterday
with log raft for w. Il. Young. Gin
ton, To-, and the Isaac Staples took out
raft for the L ok Island Lumber com
pany.
The board of audit was in session yes
terday at the court house, and will be
engaged several days checking up the
treasurer'S account from Jan. l.
Samuel Levy was fined S25 and costs
yesterday in the police court for insult
ing a couple of ladies. He will serve
out his fine in the city Jail.
The Bateau club, which will figure in
one or more races on the Fourth of July.
will hold meeting this evening to per
feet arrangements.
The boom started up again yesterday
morning. and enough logs are in sight
to keep the boom running the remainder
of the week.
1Stephen l.. COwan was yesterday ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Julia E. Cowan, deceased, in the pro-
bate court.
William Gates and Miss Maggie Foy
were married yesterday afternoon at tine
residence of Rev. Father Nj. E. Murphy.
l.. q. Wadleigh, representing the
Clinton Lumber company, Clinton, To-,
was here looking after logs Yesterday.
Phil McDermott and party of friends
started yesterday Oh tour to the Pa
cific coast.