St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-16
SALTWATER NEWS.
Fayette Marsh Sues Judge Lei

Fayette Marsh Sues Judge Leh-
micke for 5000 Damages.
Fayette Marsh has begun an action
against Hon. Rudolph Lehmicke, Judge
of the probate court. claiming damages
III the sum OF $1,000 for allowing A. E.
Doe to use his Office and seal when the
plaintiff was examined as to his sanity
about two months ago. Mr.. Doe, act
ing in the capacity of court commits
sloner, conducted the examination.
The county committee of the Peo-
pies party met yesterday in the office
Of Fayette Marsh and filled ont the
county ticket by adding the following
names to the list of nominees: Auditor,
Henry Peterson. st. Paul Park; register
of deeds, &. c. Williams. Newport;
judge of probate, E. G. Butts. The
last named is a Republican.
About two months ago DR.. Ryan. a
graduate of the Rush Medical college,
came to this city and began Dracticing
medicine. According to the laws of
this state, any one practicing medicine
is Obliged to pass an examination before
the state board of health The exam
lnatlon was conducted few days ago,
but DIR. Ryan failed to pass, and County
Attorney Sullivan will now bring an
action against him for the purpose of
preventing him from practicing. DR..
Ryan has engaged counsel and will
fight the case.
Three dusky damsels haiIing from
Minneapolis were arraigned.in the mu-
nicIpal court yesterday, charged with
creating disturbance and getting
drunk. Owing to the absence of the
Judge their cases were continued until
next Monday, and they deposited $50
for their appearance at that time.
Judge WillistOn has flied an order
with the clerk of the district court dis
missing the case of j. n. Castle ct al. as
executors of the last will and testament
of Martin Mower, deceased. vs.. The
City of Saltwater and Ii. B. Elder.
A meeting of the executive committee
OF the Republican party was held yes
terday at Republican headquarters and
filled, namely Z. G. Butts for Judge of
probate, and Joseph NJ. Oldham for
county surveyor.
AT the legislative convention of the
Republican party, held yesterday i'll
South Saltwater, John Zelch was re-
nominated for representative from the
southern district of this county.
The cantata Meeting of Nations"
rendered at the Presbyterian church
Friday evening, was successful in every
particular. and was enjoyed by very
large audience.
E. f. Barrett. of LIE Sueur: Editor
Perkins, of White Bear, and c. P. Slime
and I. j. Price. of st. Paul. were in
the city Thursday attending the funeral
Of V. G. Lenard.
Thomas Wallgate, an esteemed resi-
dent of this county. died Friday at his
home in st. Paul Park. Deceased was
nearly seventy years of age.
Virgil B. Seward, of Marshall, Mimi,
who was summoned here by the death
of his brother, V. G. Seward, returned
home yesterday.
Rev. l.. H. Marcy breaches his fare
we'll sermon at the Presbyterian church
today. previous to his departure for San
Antonio, Tex.
The marriage of R. w. McGarry and
Miss Annie Lane occurs next WedneS-
day at Ga. M, at st. Michael'S church.
Miss May Mills. of Black River Falls,
Wis, was guest of Miss GeneYieve
Deragisch during the week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hopkins, of Providence,
K. D.. was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
ii. Brown during the week.
Joseph Zimmerman, prominent
lumberman of Gutenberg, To-, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. A. B. Wilgus and Mrs. Freder-
jck. of st. Paul, spent Wedn esday with
l.. +. Collins.
2. A. Gray, of South Dakota, is a
guest of his sister, Mrs. l.. B. Taylor.
Mrs. w. X. Gates and daughter have
returned from visit at Buffalo.
Samuel Lanphear has returned from
trip to Wilmington, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. &. Rhodes Jr. are visit
ing in Minneapolis.
j. D. Ludden, of st. Paul, was in the
city Friday.
X. S. Parker is at Boston, Mass.