St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-16
SALTWATER NEWS.
Mrs. Sarah Il. Mcmillan Given a
Divorce and AIimOny.


Judge Nethaway, of the municipal
court, overruled the motion for plea
of abatement in the Cowell criminal
libel case, and it will be tried on its
merits before jury some day during
the coming week. The plea of abate-
ment was made, inasmuch as the de-
PENDANT had been previously tried and
acquitted on a charge of libel and the
second charge resulted from the same
article which contained the foundation
for the first charge. The judge held
that. whereas the plaintiffs were differ
ent in each of the TWO cases, the de-
PENDANT must stand trial.
Judge Wilhston, of Red Wing, has
filed a decision in the Mcmillan divorce
suit, which has been before the courts
nearly two years. The case was Orlgi-
nally tried before Judge William NJ. Nc
Cluer, who died before rendering a de-
cision. 1t was then tried before Judge
WillStOn, who grants Mrs. Sarah h.
Mcmillan divorce and $500 alimony.
The Clyde left yesterday with raft
of logs for the Standard Lumber COM
pany, Dubuque; the Volunteer took
haIf-raft to the Empire Lumber COM
pany, WinOna, and half-raft to John
Robinson, Lansing. The Daisy came
INTO port with disabled rudder, and as
soon as the necessary repairs have been
made she will leave with raft for Ia
Der q Co., Keoklk.
The Deshon Opera company closed
weeks engagement at the Grand opera
house last evening. AS many OF the
people who usually attend the opera
are camping at the neighborlng lakes,
the audiences were not as good as might
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satisfaction, and may play a return en-
gagement here later i'll the season.
Mayor Durant has, in behalf of the
Wisconsin Central Railroad company,
extended invitations to the board of al
dermen and other city officials to par
ticipate in trip to Chicago as guests of
the Wisconsin Central. The party Will
leave here next Wednesday.
The KeOgOshugamut camping party
will break camp at Carnelian lake to-
morrow. The party comprises large
number of young society people from
this city and st. Paul, who have been
enjoying themselves in royal manner
during the past two weeks.
Antoine Coplazie, brakeman on the
Omaha road at Saltwater Junction, was
injured last evening while coupling
cars. One finger of his LETT hand was
mashed, and he also received Internal
injuries which may prove fatal.
The st. CrOiX bonn shut down last
evening, and will not resume operations
until logs on the upper st. Croix are
secured. The crew, together with an
| additional crew of $50 men. will leave
| for the drives tomorrow.
Z. D. Burlington, of the Minnesota
| Thresher company, accompanied by his
1nEk nRfn frIrl IN nrf.
| land, Or, and other Western cities.
! They will return about the middle of
September.
Miss Lorena Gribble and Miss Flor
| ence Cutler, of Lawrence, Kan, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
| II. Gribble during the past month, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Sheriff Blanchard, of Burnett county,
Wisconsin, was in the city Friday even
| ing looking for gang OF cattle thieves
who, it is supposed, sold some stolen
| cattle i'll this city few days ago.
The freight offices of the ST. Paul &
| Duluth road have been removed to the
| new depot, which is one of the hand
soonest along that line.
The Schulenburg & Boeckeler Lum-
Der compaDy'S mill shut down Friday
evening, but will resume saving to-
morrow morning.
Miss Ella Bean entertained a number
of her young friends Friday evening
the occasion being her eleventh birth
| day anniversary.
D. W. Vanderhoof left yesterday aft
| ernoon for Clifton Springs,N. Y..where
he will visit about two weeks with his
aged parents.
The Mascots, of this city, and the
Northern Pacifics, of st. Paul, will play