St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-24
SALTWATER NEWS.
Chambers Looking After Con-
victs-Events Of Day.

OndHlDCFS LOOkIHS AAIcf SOI-
victs-Events Of Il Day.
Col. Clarke Chambers, whose duty it
is to look after discharged convicts, was
in the city yesterday, and spent por-
ton of the day with Warden Garvin.
Mr.. Chambers SAID that all the prelim-
mary details connected with his posi-
ton have not yet been attended to, but
he hoped to have everything in good
shape before long.
The charge Of grand larceny against
Arthur Richard, the young man who
helped himself to seventeen boxes of
choice cigars belonging to Charles Bren
ner, was dismissed yesterday by con-
sent of County Attorney Sullivan, and
Richard was Immediately rearreSted on
IA charge of stealing two raZOrS from
Wurdemann q Swanson's hardware
store. He pleaded guilty to the charge
and was sentenced to serve ninety days
in the county Jail. In prOnOuncing SEN
tence Judge NethaWay gave the young
man severe reprim and, and informed
him that many men had been sent to
prison for cOmmittin G depredations of
similar nature. and that he was lucky
to escape with sho TT term in the county
Jail.
Christ Schroeder, who secured S2467
at the First Natio nal bank few Gays
ago by repreSen ting himself Us Chris
Schlicker, was arraigned in the mu-
nicipal court yes terday and was given a
ninety days sentence in the county
Jail. Schloed er admitted receiving the
money, but claimed that he did not
know that it belonged to anyone else.
Peter Nelson and Annie Stussi, who
are charged with selling adulterated
n n nj nj, ~
yesterday. Nelson waived examina-
ton and was held to await the action
Of the grand jury in 5000 bonds, which
he furnished. Mrs. Stussi's eXamina-
ton was continued until some day next
week, when the chemist who analysed
the milk will be present.
Warden Garvin stated yesterday that
he was delighted with the regulations
adopted by Gov. Merriam relative to
conditional pardons by parole system.
Mr.. Garvin has been in favor of the in
PRODUCTION of the parole system ever
since he took charge of the prison, and
thinks that much good will ultimately
result from conditional pardonS.
Jerome II. Collins and Miss Ida B.
Lowell were quietly married Tuesday
evening by Rev. j. M. Bull, of the
Methodist church. The groom is we'll
known lumberman and the bride has
for number of years been faithful
employee in the Office of G. A. Bennett,
clerk OF the district court.
The board of education met Tuesday
evening and decided upon ten days
vacation, beginning with Friday, April
Is. The summer vacation will begin
June 10. The only other business
transacted was the auditing of bills.
John O'Brien returned Tuesday even
ing from trip to Anderson d O'Brien's
logging camps near Veazie. Wis, and
reports good roads and excellent work.
Their crews will remain at work as
long as possible.
The sale of tickets for the concert to
be given at the First Presbyterian
church this evening is large, and good
attendance is assured. The concert is
given under the auspices of the choir.
Sheriff Marty now has nine boarders
at the county Jail, and majority of
them will await the action of the grand
jury at the May term of the district
court.
The sale of reserved seats for the en-
gagement Of "The Police Patrol" at
the Grand opera house Saturday even
] ing, begins tomorrow.