St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-14
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Daily Routine I'm the City on
the ST CrOiX


j. c. O'Gorman has brought an action in
the district court to recover $50, 16 from
the saltwater Union Depot and Transfer
company. The complaint, which has been
filed with Clerk of the Court Bennett alleges
that between Aug l, 1888, and Jan. 5. 1891.
the plaintiff expended money for and on ac
count OF defendant in the payment of in
debtedness of defendant due as interest on
its bonded indebtedness, and for defraying its
operating expenses. viz: S2S, 467 Is, which
the defendant promised to repay with inter
est OF the sum expended SS.3ls9s has been
repaid to the plaintiff. leaving balance due
him OF S20,11S.16. Mr.. OGorman has re-
tanned Searles & Gail, OF this city, as his at
torneys.
Judge williston fled decision yesterday
in the action of Joachim Spalti vs. Sebastian
Blumer Jr. in which he finds that the plaintiff
81 owner in fee of certain lands situate near
this CITY and Is entitled TO recover OF said de-
fendanr the possessions thereof, and also
his costs and disburst ments. He also filed a
decision in the case of John Schacherl ct al.
VS.. Z. G. Butts, an action i'll which the
plaintiffs endeavored to secure possession of
valuable lands III Oakdale, which had been
sold for taxes. The court finds that said de-
fendant is entitled to judgment and that said
plaintiffs take nothing by their said action.
and that the defendant recover his costs and
disbursements. The lanos i'll question are
valued at about 100000.
The Fourth congressional district conven-
IIOu wi tuc fcOpleS pAILv was nelQ III LulS
city yesterday. The following delegates were
chosen TO attend the national convention at
Omaha: DR.. E. w. Fish, delegate al large;
s. W. Powell, Robert Eckford. s. z. Ras-
muson. Ii. C. Ferguson. saltwater: alter
mates. Hugh Campbell, s. B. Howell, An
drew Richmond, August F. Bursch. Resolu-
tions were adopted indorsng the Peoples
party movement.
II. II. Gilman, of th he Cascade Lumber
company, Burlington, is i'll the city. Mr..
Gilman says that the lumber market on the
lower river is dull, owing to the high water
and heavy rains. Crops are backward, but
the warm and pleasant weather of the past
few days has caused more hopeful feeling
among farmers.
In the probate court yesterday the final ac-
count of the administrator of tho estate OF
Georgiana E. Walker deceased, was exam
ined ana allowed. and the estate was as
signed TO the legatees under the will.
A number of Republicans met at the Saw
yer house Yesterday, and decided upon hold
ing ratification meeting in this city at an
early day. A committee was appointed to
all necessary preparations
The marriage of H. H. Gillen and Miss
Nellie Long occurs at st. hichael's church at
$50 this forenoon. A reception will be held
at the residence Of the brides parents this
evening.
In the district court yesterday arguments
were made for and against granting Robert
Iron Skies q new trial. The matter was
taken under advisement by Judge Williston.
tan effort is being made to secure the Pick
etts or Wilmots, of st. Paul, for a series of
three games in this city. commencing next
Sunday.
Chief of Polio Garvins family removed to
st. Paul yesterday.
The Peoples party institute will be held at
Lake Elmo today.