St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-10-07
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events of Saturday in tn Q Bluff
City.

Events of Saturday in tn Q Bluff
City.
A number of boys were arraigne in
the police court yesterday, charged with
having stolen into the Grand opera
house Friday evening. They were
found. when the doors were opened.
hidden behind lumber piles in the gal
ipry. They were severely reprimanded
by Judge Jack, of the municipal court.
Charles Nilsson. convicted of assault
In the first degree and larceny in the
second degree, and sentenced to serve
the state nine years; James Reilly,
| burglary, assault and larceny, seven
years, and Nickiaus Zahlenberg, grand
I larceny, five years. were received from
| Dodge county yesterday.
| Logging crews are being sent to the
| numbering camps daily. and the number
! of Idle men in the city is growing
smaller rapidly. Everything indicates
one of the most prosperous winters in
! the history of logging OH the ST. CrOiX
! and its tributaries.
| A number of members of Company
K went 10 st. Paul yesterday to join tie
companies in that city in the fieId-day
exercises at Fort Smelling. The COM
pany was invited to participate, but it
| was I'M apostolic for many of the men to
get away.
A stay of proceedings has been grant
ed in the case of Charles johnson vs..
The City of Saltwater. aud in the
meantime preparations will be made
| for all appeal to the supreme court.
News was received yesterday of the
| drowning OF William Hill at Mora las,
Thursday. He was employed by Malloy
Bros. His body came down last night
Hon. E. W. Durant spent part OF
the week at Wabasba, where one of his
steamers, the Henrietta, was Oh the
ways undergoing repairs.
The leading theatrical event of the
season at the Grand opera house occurs
next Saturday evening, when Alexander
Salvini will appear there.
The Odd Fellows and Daughters OF
Rebecca OF this city visited lodges al
Hudson Tuesday evening. They had
all enjoyable time.
Miss Alice Fitzgerald was pleasantly
surprised by number Of her young
friends Friday evening, who spent the
evening dancing.
The PopulIst city convention will bs
held next Tuesday evening, wheI
Mayor Staples will he renominated fol
second term.
Judge E. G. Butts left last evening
for Casper, Wyo., to look after the in.
terests of the Wyoming Oil company a
that point.
Mrs. Fl. [. Chatfeld. of Spring Valley
Wis.,, spent few days the past weei
with her parents, MIR. andMrs. MyrOn
Shepard.
Miss Minnie Jones. assistant clerk al
the prison. returned Monday from {
visit with friends in South Dakota.
The body of Benjamin Munson, VIII,
died in Dennis Boyle's camp near Cor
don. arrived in the city last night.
; Eighteen marriage licenses wer
: issued by the clerk of the district cour
during the month of September.
: DR.. Hart, of New York. who spent
few weeks at the home of Z. n. Nelson
in this city, has returned East.
!. Frank Bancroft, of Spring Valley
spent part of the week with Stfllwate
friends.
George Stickley, of Grand Rapids
Mich, was in the city the first of the
!, week.
j. W. Wheeler and family will leave
t shortly for California to spend the win
ter.
| DR.. F. A. Lenox is expected home
, from an extended Western tour.
DIR. A. Smith has gone to Kalispell
Mont, to locate.
, j. h. Cockburn has removed to Ash
land, Wis.
W. A. Prince, Of Fargo. N. D., is il
the city.