St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-02
SALTWATER NEWS.
ARREST Claimed to Have Been
Z Prompted by Spite.

ARREST Claimed to Have Been
Prompted by Spite.
Il A Clayton. Wis, correspondent in
yesterdays GLOBE states that T. P.
Gteason. of this city. head agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine companyin this
district, was arrested at 7Amery, Wis,
for forgery, aud is held to appear there
Sept. 5. The correspondent further
states that Mr.. Gleason has done con-
siderable crooked work near Richard.
sou. Wis. The last part Of the item is
fabrication pure and simple, and is
manufactured out of whole cloth. Mr..
Gleason was arrested at Amery OH CON-
plant of w. A. Bovee. an agent of the
same company, who had been arrested
for forgery week or ten days ago, and
prominent citizens ofADery are satisfied
of the innocence of Mr.. Gleason. whom
Bovee charges with having forged a
voucher of $3.50. Mr.. Gleason is indig-
snant at the report in the GLOBE. and
says that it is all spite. and that he is
able to furnish ample proof of his limo.
cence when the time comes.
A Republican county convention for
the selection of delegates to the Kiefer
convention, to be held in this city next
Tuesday. was held at the court house in
this city yesterday, and the blowing
delegates were chosen: Otis Staples.
chairman; Ernest Borseht. Horace
VoIigny, A. K. Doe. E. l.. Rospes, Louis
Bergeron, James Conuors, William
Smithson. Saltwater: j. z. Erickson,
New Scandia: a. p. Noyes. Forest
Oake: John DAILY, May; L. H. Hillary.
Lneka; DR.. o. +. Thomas, Lakeland;
Anthony Fritz, Cottage Grove; John
Weeks. st. Paul Park: August Neu-
bauer, Woodbury., and w. P. Jones.
Alton.
John Zelch. of Cottage Grove, was in
the city yesterday, and announced that
he is a candidate for the Republican
nomination for state senator. Zelch
has served two terms in tho legislatures.
The marriage of MISS Lillian Pen.
nington, of this city, to Loren W. Beebe,
of West Superior, occurs at Ascension
church Sept. IL.
William Brown has decided not to
contest the last will and testament of
John Brown. decease d, and it was adj
mitted to probate yesterday. The
estate is valued at about $4,000.
Mrs. George Bancroft and son are
visiting in Helena, Mont.
Robert Malloy, a prominent logger of
this city, is reported seriously ill with
pneumonia.
Friends of Mrs. Maria Schmldle. who
was reported dead Friday. say that she
is not dead. but seriously ill. -
Miss Daisy Mcmillan returned Sum
day last from An extended visit with
her mother in Gates. Or.
Miss LILY King returned Monday
from visit in Minneapolis and at Lake
Minnetonka. 49,
Rev. j. II. Albert. of Grace Congre-
RatiOnal church, returned the first of
the week from visit in Ohio.
Capt. r. j. Wheeler. of Dubuque, was
in the city part of the week.
Ernest Bloomer has returned from
Chicago. where he is studying dentistry.
Mrs. II. NJ. Torinus and MIR. and Mrs.
NJ. A. TOrinus have returned from a
short outing at Spring Brook. Wis.
Mics Avadanna Millett has gone to
Seattle. Wash. Ito resume teaching in
the public schools of that city.
Mrs. w. A. Boxell and son Harry. of
Houston. Tex, are guests of MIR. and
Mrs. J. E. Jackman.
Rev. A. ID. Stowe and family will re-
turn from visit at Waterville, Mimi.
the first of the week. %
George Fl. Atwood has been confined
to his room several days with severe
cold, but was better yesterday.
John Parker left yesterday for Part
ridge. MINI.
w. E. Easton. editor Of the Gazette, Is
spending a few days in Washington,
ID. Z.
K. s. Parker is 10 New York on bust
ness.
Louis Albenberg returned from q trip
to New York Wednesday.
A happy party OF Elks and their la.
dies left yesterday for White Bear,
where they mad a very enjoyable time
at the EIks' picnic.