St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-06
SALTWATER NEWS.
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rested by Deputy Sheriff.
w. Ii. Maunsell, stenographer resid-
ing IN this city, was arrested yesterday
by deputy sheriff of Norman county,
on charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses. Its charged that Maun-
sell presented a bill of from $50 to $50
to the deputy auditor of Norman county
for payment, signed by Judge Mills.
The bill was paid, and it was subse-
quently learned that the sigma
ture was forgery, consequently COM
plaint was made and he was arrested
yesterday. MaunSell has mother, two
and has hitherto borne good reputa-
ton. His friends here hope that he may
be able to prove his innocence. Maun-
sell was taken to Ada last evening.
A party of surveyors has been at work
during the past few days surveying a
route for the Wisconsin Central railroad
through the village of Houlton, OH the
opposite side of the st. CrOiX. Although
nothing definite is known it is surmised
by residents of this city that the COM
pany proposes to build it's main line
through here at an early day, doing
away with the long curve between
Duiulil dliu NCW
and giving to Saltwater a trunk line
which has long been looked for. Sew
eral routes have been surveyed during
| the past two years.
Warden Gorvin stated yesterday that
the new binding Irvine machinery re-
Gently purchased for use in the prison
| binding Irvine factory would be shipped
from Cincinnati, o., to-day. He does
not expect that the plant will be in run
ming order before April l. The factory
will then have capacity of 10000
| pounds OF Irvine per day.
EssUhe electric street railway company
has filed demurrer to the complaint
cof the city in the action in which the
city seeks to recover for money eXpend
eet i'll paving between the street railway
+ company'S tracks On North Main street.
|hon the grounds that the complaint does
hot state facts Sufficient'to constitute
cause of action. ..s;. .-,- f-.r
VIII Sinclair died at the city hospital
yesterday OF consumption. Deceased
was twenty years of < age, and was
brother Of Mrs, M. +. Butler. who died
two weeks ago of the same disease. The
funeral occurs tOmorroWafternOOnf from
the home of Nj. f. Butler, on South Sec
Ond street. <tS1.-
Deputy Sheriff Anderson and County
Attorney Sullivan returned from New
port yesterday afternoon, having in
custody Daniel Norman and Sam Lyde,
j. who are charged with breaking into
depot at that place. They will have
hearing i'll this city next Friday.
Arrangements have been completed
for a series of three races between j. E.
Andrews, of this city, and A. ID. Smith,
Of st. Paul. The races will be for three
miles each, the first to be Skated at the
Atlanta rink this evening.
General Manager FL. C.. Fogle and
Supt. Dixon, Of the Minnesota Thresher
company. returned yesterday from
TWO weeks trip i'll the East.
The board of prison managers met
yesterday at the prison and transacted
nothing more than the usual run of
routine business.
Nearly all of the pupils who refused
to attend the Hill school have been re-
turned to the Central school building.
Clara Morris will appear at the Grand
Opera house in this city on the 18th
inst. in 'Renee de Moray