St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-26
SALTWATER NEWS.
Editor De Winnie released on the
Order of Gov. Merriam.

the st. Paul Sunday Sun. and who has
been confined in the county Jail here
since June for publishing a libelOuS
article rejecting on the character of
Deputy Warden F. IL. Lemon, was re-
leased from custody yesterday on the
order OF Gov. Merriam. He was SEN
fenced to serve ninety days in Jail, but
sufficient influence was brought to bear
on the governor by his promise to do
better in the future to obtain for him
a Communication. He expects TO again
embark in the journalistic field, and
will publish labor paper in st. Paul or
Minneapolis.
The past week was rather active So
cially, and many pleasant social gather
ings occurred. On Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. y. G.. hammers, residing
on North Second street, were pleasantly
surprised by party of friends. who
called to commemorate the fifteenth an
niversary of their marriage. The even
Ing was thoroughly enjoyed, progressive
euchre engaging the attention of nearly
all present until late hour. A hand
some Silver-mOunted fruit dish was pre-
scented to the host and his eStilnable
wife. The reception given by the ladies
of the hospital board, Thursday
afternoon and evening, was also a
gathering of note. The reception
c.osed with a dance In which
over twenty couples participated.
Several Sociables and other pleas
ant outdoor gatherings ofs social
nature have occurred and the beautiful
weather did much TO make these events
thoroughly enjoyed.
Judge Nethaway filed decision yes
terday in the action of Robert McRae
VS.. ID. &. GaSlih. The action was brought
to recover SS1, claimed by plaintiff to be
due for labor at Gaslin's logging camp.
The case was tried in the municipal
court about two weeks ago, and the
Judges decision was awaited with in
terest. Judge Nethaway finds that the
plaintiff is not entitled to recover, and
orders that the action be dismissed ana
that the defendant is entitled to recover
costs of this action.
Two trampS were arrested yesterday
for begging in the residence part of the
city. One of them is a boy apparently
fourteen years Of age, giving his name
as DAILY, who claims to have lived in La
Crosse with his aunt, on Sibley street.
The authorities in La Crosse were Iele-
us
stating that there is no such street in
the city. They will be kept here until
tomorrow, and Chief of Police Shortall
hopes to be able to find out who they
are before releasing them.
St. CrOix Lumber company recently
purchased 100000 feet of logs from
William Sauntry. Yesterday Charles
Boettcher, of Red Wing, purchased So
OOO feet from E. w. Durant Jr. Otis
Staples purchased a raft from Hersey Il
Eean on Friday and brazil from Null
vey & Carmichael. Fall ~ Mccoy, of
Lakeland, also purchased 100000 feet
from William SaGntry, Bronson IL Fol
som and Jourdain Il Mathews.
The steamer Germania left yesterday
for Osceola. Wis, where she will be
employed by the government in clear
ing the st. CroiX of half-sunken logs.
Capt. George Hayes, of the steamer
Mike Davis. which burned at OsceOla
Friday morning, has contract for the
work.
The Saltwater lodge of Elks has CON-
pleted arrangements for an excursion
on tie steamer Cyclone and barge next
Thursday evening. The excursion
promises to be select affair, and will
be one of the social events OF the season.
Mrs. l.. +. Collins left Thursday even
ing for Louisville, KY, summoned
thither by telegram announcing the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. A. b. viii
gus Jr., who was formerly resident OF
st. Paul.
The Baldwin Melville combination
closed a successful weeks engagement
at the Grand opera house. The Deshon
Opera company, Aug. 10 to II, is the
next attraction.
Matt Johnson was arraigned in the
police court yesterday, charged with as
saulting John Mckay, a son of Neal Nc
Kay. The case was continued until
tomorrow.
A party of young folks will leave
Wednesday for a weeks camp at Lake
Carnelian. They will be chaperoned by
Mrs. l. E. Staples.
Mrs. Lester Bardwell, Mrs. Abe Hall
and Miss EvaHaIl left yesterday Brown
ton, Mimi, where they will visit rela
tiYes and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mathews and
daughters will leave this week on d
visit to Mr.. Mathews former home i'll
New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman, of
Peoria, ILL.,, who were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Triebel several days, returned
home Tuesday.
The members of the boat club in this
city have taken a renewed interest in
boating, and they have again begun
practicing.
Misses Sadie and BERTHE McMurtie, oil
Mankato. visited their uncles, ii. T.
and Ira King, in this city, during the
week.
The Mascots, of this city, and the
Star nine. of Minneapolis, will play &
game of base ball to-day at the Athletic
park.
F. NJ. Prince, f. d. Burlington and n
II. Clapp are home from two weeks
sojourn at the Yellowstone National
park.
Mrs. H. L. Foster returned Tuesday
from Southern Michigan, where she
visited a month.
Mrs. Charles Johnson has returned
from visit of several months at her old
home in Sweden.
A jury was struck in the Cowell libel
case yesterday, and the case will be tried
tomorrow.
Albert Lehmicke, of st. Paul, visited
his brother, Judge Rudolph Lehmicke
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. S. Davis is at Minnetonka,
the guest of Mrs. Fred Smith, of Mime
apOlis.
H. P. Barclay returned vest erday
from a four week visit on the Pa clfiC
coast.
Miss MOllie Matthews has returne
from a visit with friends at Webster
S. ID.
Mrs. II. B. Capron has returned from
visit with friends at Clear Lake, 10.
Miss Fannie Fuller is back from a
visit to relatives at Pepin. Wis.
Miss Flora Stewart, Of Whitewater, is
visiting Mrs. Fl. N. MeKusick.
Miss Daisy Mcmillan returned Friday
from West Superior, Wis.
Mrs. H. c. Lindsey isvlsiting friends
at Grand Forks. n. ID.
Mrs. R. S. Parker is visiting friend:
at PaynesYille, MINI.
Mrs. P n. Peterson is visiting a
Green Bay, Wis.
WHAT SHE EXCELS IN.
Awoman cannot bait hook,
Or kill a mouse or rat;