St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-10

nev Searles thinks that Mr.. Davis bill is
legitimate one and that the city will be
obliged to pay the commission. City Clerk
Hopkins stated TO your representative that he
did at one time expect payment Tor his serV-
ices in aiding the city in disposing of the
bonds, inasmuch as he had done all of the
work after business hours, but said that he
was satisfied when he ascertained that as
city official he had no right to any commits
SION whatever. AID. Sutton, who presented
the minority report, stated that he be-
lieved himself to be in the right, and
could not concur in the report made
by the other members Of the committee,
therefore he was forced to make minority
report. Your correspondent is not prepared
to state which side is in the right ana
another interesting time will probably be
had when the matter again comes up 1or olS-
cusSion. Friends of Mr.. Sutton VINO DelleVe
him to be in the right were very much
pleased with the stand he has taken, while
friends or the other members of the finance
committee think that they have done right
The question, apparently for the council to
decide is whether or not Mr.. Davis MADE the
sale.
=. uon- E. W. Durant stated to your represen,
Iatise EIiS Yesterday that forty-four years 0 aso
r;iiuay ne walked into this city.where ne li'.' .
since resided. Mr.. Durant has been foItu- y
mug tlase III all of his business ventures. ana 70
city.
change of time occurs today in the run
nlng OF passenger trains on the Omaha road.
= me ne last train for st. Paul will leave mere aI
9:uo p M, Sundays excepted.
The Parish Aid Society and Guild OF AS
cehslon Church are to have an Easter sale
ana supper oil Thursday afternoon and even
ing, April q.
The sixth of the series of dances given by
Washington K. A. chapter occurred Wednes-
DAY evening" and all present enjoyed an ex-
cellent time.
The directors and stockholders of the Still
water Lumber company held meeting yes
terday but transacted no business OF I'M
portance.
H., are here for the summer and will occupy
w. S. Lough's residence on South Sixth
street.
Rev. James A. Brown, of the Baptist
church, breaches at Hudson today, III ex-
change with Rev. Robert Leslie.
The R. j. Wheeler, owned by Durant q
Wheeler, of this city, is towing RATS on The
Mississippi below La Crosse.
Harts Boston Comedy company will ap-
PEAR at the Grand opera house wednesday
evening.
The North Hill Social Whist club was en-
tertained Thursday evening by Mrs. William
Sauntry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis II. Hathaway left Mon
day for bayfield,, Wis, to spend the summer
her daughter, Mrs Charles Buck. at St. Paul.
Mrs. George L Gorham spent a portion OF
the week with her parents at Hudson, Wis.
IN. Peterson left Thursday evening for
trip to Boston and other Eastern Cities
Otis Staples returned Wednesday morning
from trip to the Red Lake reservation.
II. c. Robertson has returned from two
weeks stay at Cloquet.
Miss Bess Shepard has fully recovered
from a severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Atwood leave today
on a trip to New York.
Miss Perry, OF st. Peter, visited friends in
this city OH Tuesday.
William Sauntry has returned from trip
to Little Falls.
Il. A. Rogers and family have removed to
Minneapolis.
WA Chambers has returned from trip
to the pineries,
Alois Simonet left Wednesday for Little
Falls, Mimi.
Hon. j. N. searles was at osceoa, Wis,
yesterday.
H. H. Harrison left Friday for Hot Springs
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