St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-16
SALTWATER STRINGS.

william Sauntry made large sale of logs
Saturday, selling 4,000,0 600 feet to F. Weyer-
hauser, Rock Island. Ill.
Judge G. D. Emery, of Minneapolis, will
deliver an address at the knights of Pythias
memorial exercises to-day.
In probate court yesterday Mrs. Anna s.
ROBINSON was appointed Administrative of
the estate of David Robinson, deceased.
The ladies of Grace Congregational church
VIII give an ice cream social Thursday even
ing, on the vacant grounds between Hickory
and Maple Streets
Inc steamer Germania. owned by George
Iorlnus, which has run as pleasure boat on
fosest lake, was brought here yesterday and
VIII be run as tow boat on Lake St. Croix.
III Is rumored that the steamer Mike Davis,
owned by Capt. George Hays, of ST. Paul will
soon be run as packet and excursion steam
er between Taylor's Falls Osceola and this
city.
Herman Seeba, the Junior member of the
cry goods firm Of Murphy d SeeDa, who has
oeen Ill during the past two weeks with an
affection of the brain, is failing, and his
death is momentariIy expected.
Lake st. Crox raised nearly two inches
yesterday, and if the rain which fell here last
evening and night extended any distance up
river IT will propably raise considerably more.
The rain of last evening was the hardest
which has visited this section this spring.
Bv all unfortunate typographical error an
Item in the Saltwater department was made
to read, that nine of the loggers in this city
were anxious to dispose of their stock, when
II should have read none were willing to sell
out.
Albert Sullivan and one of the McAloon
boys were locked up last evening for break
ing into Mellin's grocery store and stealing
lot OF tobacco and cigars. The two boys ar
rested have diYulged the names of number
of companions who will also be arrested.
Albert Tozer and family left yesterday for
Tacoma, Wash, where Mr.. ToZer has extern
sive lumber interests. Mr.. ToZer was for
many years one of the most prominent lum-
Dermen in the st. CroiX valley and sold out
his interests about year ago to William
Sauntry.
The interior of the city hall is being
changed considerably, and as q result Judge
Nethaway was obliged to hold court in the
jail office yesterday. A new vault has been
built in the city clerks office situate in the
west wing Of the building. The city treas
urer, who has formerly had an office in the
Torinus block, will remove to the city hall as
soon as it is ready for occupancy.
Louis Christol, United States prisoner
was taken to st. Paul yesterday to appear be-
fore the United States commissioner. Christo1
was received at the prison little over year
ago on thirteen months sentence and a fine
OF 500. He served his sentence and thirty
days of his fine as the law requires. He had
no money, and hoped TO be excused from
serving any longer. He was taken to st. Paul
by Frank Berry, clerk at the prison
Herbert Steffaus and Cora Hugo, who were
arrested at the st. Paul house Saturday even
Ing while occuyslng a room together, were
arraigned before Judge Nethaway yesterday
In the municipal court and were ordered out
Of the city. The girl said that she was clerk
i'll confectionery store in St. Paul. Stetfaus
desired to pay fine rather than leave the
city, but the judge decided that he had better
leave, ordering him out on the first train.