St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-13
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
Miscellaneous Mites ofNews From
the Bluff City.

Uuc DUH Oltys
Judge H. R. Murdoch. who was taken
seriously i'll Sunday morning, is still i'll
a critical condition. The only change
apparent is that his right arm is para
lyzed. Although there seems to be no
immediate cause of alarm, the actual
result of his illness, which is pro-
nounced cerebral hemorrhage, cannot
be foretold. He is attended by Drs. L.
c. Clark, of this city; Eugene G. Riggs,
of st. Paul, and A. j. MurdOck. Of Min
neapOlls.
The funeral of Robert Donovan, who
died Sunday from the shock caused by
the amputatiOn of his left foot was held
yesterday from the residence of David
Rice on Oak street. The funeral was
largely attended by friends of the de-
ceased, the A. .. H., of which order he
was a faithful member, and who took
the funeral in charge, attending in a
body. The remains were Inferred IN
the Catholic cemetery at South Still
water.
Judge F. M. Crosby arrived yesterday,
but was unable to preside at the regular
and special terms of district court set
for to-day, owing to the fact that he
was holding court at Red Wing. All
the cases were adjourned until the 26th
inst. and the petit jury which was in
structed to report OH the Goth. was eX-
cused until notified to be present.
Yesterday was busy day in the pro-
bate court. no less than five cases being
settled. The final account of the admin
istrator of the estate of Louis HOspes
was allowed. and the estate was as
signed to the heirs. In the matter of
the estate of Dennis Kitty, final account
of the administrator was allowed, and
estate assigned to the heirs.
j. G. Meacham, of Prescott, Wis. was
in the city yesterday and identified the
harness left at South Saltwater few
days ago by the criminal with whom
Marshal Porter had little difficulty, as
one stolen from his premises on the
night of Dec. 27. The horse has not yet
been Identified.
G. S. Payne, of Minneapolis, who is
here endeavOrlng to start a business
college, is meeting with good success,
and has secured the hearty cooperation
of several business men in this city,
among them Hon. E. w. Durant and
Hon. j. n. Searles, who recognize the
necessity of such an institution in this
city.
Reports from Musser, Sauntry & Co.'s
are to the effect that the work of haul
ing logs is progressing rapidly. The
number of logs hauled at this camp last
week was far in excess of the number
hauled during the corresponding week
last year.
Warden Randall retlrned Sunday
from Lexington, KY, where he investi-
gated the prospects of securing hemp
for the binding twine factory at the
prison. Mr.. Randall stated that large
amount of hemp is raised in that state,
and that an abundance can be secured.
The remainder of the machinery to he
used in the binding twne factory at the
prison arrived yesterday. Men will
arrive in few days to put the machin-
cry in place, and the factory will prob
ably he in running order by the latter
part OF February.
Peter Hayes, brother of Mrs. David
ConnorS, OF this city. was killed at Mora,
Minn., Sunday while attempting TO
board freight train. The remains will
be forwarded to this city for interment.
Frank Berry was called to Alton
yesterday by a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his father, David
Berry, who is i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. S. SeverSOn, mother of A. Sever
son, of Samuel Mathews d Co., is Sc
riouSly Ill with consumption, and can
live buta few days.
The ladies of the Uniyersalst church
will give a supper tomorrow evening at
the residence of DR.. w. II. Caine. on
South Third street.
Henry Heisel. of the Saltwater Hard
ware company, has returned from a
four weeks visit with friends and rela-
tiveS in Illinois.
The action of j. S. Keator & Son
against John Glaspie will be heard in
the United States circuit court at ST.
Paul Jan. %.
The execution sale in the suit of A.
T. jerks against The Saltwater Trans
fer Company was postponed yesterday
until Feb. 9.
Maggie Mitchell and superb CON-
pany Of artists will appear at the Grand
opera house tomorrow evening in
Ray"
Albert Wilson will to-day deliver the
evidence in the Searles-O' contest
to the senate at st. Paul.
The newly elected officers of Mueller
post, G. A. R., will be installed to-mor-
row evening.