St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-20
SALTWATER.
Crime and Dissipation-Personal
and General News.

and General News.
John Grenlund, residing at Lakeland,
arrived in this city early yesterday
morning, ana Immediately proceeded to
partake of intoXicantS. In his travels
he met man who gave his name as
Gust Brown, and the two went around
the city together. In the afternoon
Brown enticed Grenlund to the old st.
Paul e Duluth freight depot where
Grenlund fell asleep and Brown went
through his pockets, taking 500 in cash
from the inside pocket of his coat. An
other pOcketboOk containing $40 which
Grenlund had in his possession was not
taken. The thief was stranger to
Grenlund, and the police in this city are
unable to obtain an exact description OF
him. Grenlund has family residing
at Lakeland, and the money taken COM
priSed his summers savings.
About a week ago Chief of Police
Shortall received telegram from West
Superior, Wis, asking the whereabouts
of a Mrs. John Garrett, who had desert
ed her husband. taking with her a
daughter nine years of age. A diligent
search was made III this city, and Mrs.
Garrett was found in a house of bad
name in the western outskirts of the
city, where she was stopping under the
name of Ollie Scott. The police at
West Superior were notified, and yes
terday Mr.. Garrett arrived and took
charge of his daughter, who was board
ing with a Mrs. McMeneny, OH West
Oak street. Mr.. Garrett will begin
divorce proceedings against his way
ward spouse.
Z. q. Butts has returned from Omaha.
Neb., where he attended meeting of
Inc i,,fa ,+,.A it,t I'm M
and oil fields. Before returning home
he spent week with his son, Lieut.. Ed
l.. Butts, who is post adjutant at Fort
Randall, s. ID. Mr.. Butts says that the
officers at the fort are busy at present
enlisting company of Sioux Indians,
who like the idea of becoming soldiers.
They learn the tactics readily, and are
considered good material for soldiers.
Many have already enlisted, and others
are joining the United States army daily.
The steamer Ruby owned by Messrs.
Fall 4 Mccoy at Lakeland, will leave in
about two weeks for the lower MissiS-
sippi river, with an exploring party.
The boat will be tied up at Cairo or st.
Louis until Dec. l, and will then pro-
coed to the Washita river. The party
will be composed of Messrs. Ii. j. Fall
and r. w. Mccoy, of Lakeland. and E.
ID. Rand, of the Burlington Lumber
company. The object of the trip will
be to investigate the pine resources Of
the South.
Ed Sellers, the ex-convct arrested in
this city Saturday evening, was ordered
out of the city yesterday, and was given
to understand that if he again returned
he would be given ninety days job on
the rock pile. His pal received similar
treatment.
Pat Sullivan returned Sunday from
his logging camp OH the Upper st. Croix
and reports that he has already begun
Skidding, the preliminary work being
finished. Mr.. Sullivan expects to cut
100000 feet.
A large audience greeted the Deshon
Opera company in The Mikado" at
the Grand opera house last evening.
The engagement closes this evening
with The Bohemian Girl"
In the probate court yesterday the adj
minstrator OF the estate of PnR be
Gasln made final settlement of ac-
counts, and the estate was divided
among the heirs.
Warden Garyin returned yesterday
from Pittsburg, Pa, where he attended
national prison congress. Mr.. Garvin
says that the meeting was very sue
cesSful one.
The annual convention of st. Joseph's
Society Of the German Catholic Church
will be held in this city to-day, and del
egateS ale expected from all parts of
the state.
The Juniata departed yesterday morn
ing with IA Of logs for Laird, Nor
ton IL Co., Winona.