St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-05
SALTWATER NEWS.
of the Prison Inspectors-The
Building Association.
Post M ortem Examination-Acci
walker, Judd d. Veazie.
Notes About Town.

Mr.. ana MIS-. IL. u. PrOctOr intend IeaV
ing this morning for their home in Aber
deem, Oak.
There will be meeting of the city hos
pital board this afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Peter Jourdan.
| All will be pleased when the sprinkle
begins work this morning. Mr.. Elliott has
had it painted in tirst-class style.
Judge McCluer left last evening for Cen
tire City, Chisago county, where he to-da!
holds special term of the district court.
Steel rails are being unloaded on the
Duluth road to complete the track witt
steel from where it stopped last fall t.
this city.
Miss Lillian Neidhardt has returned tt
the city from Michigan, her former home
But it did not seem like home after enjoy
ing the air of Minnesota. She is welcomed
back by her many friends.
Mr.. Chester McKusick has begun opera
lions ON the foundation for the fine resi-
dence which he is to build at the corner OF
Wilkins and North Third streets He has
one OF the finest locations in the city.
DR.. Dunn of the Methodist church will
deliver memorial sermon to the members
of Mueller Post No. 1, G. A. R., on the
evening of Sunday, May "a. This is in
connection with the program for Memorial
day.
To-day it will be decided where the First
regiment will encamp this year, as Col.
Bend expected an answer to his proposition
Bear will undoubtedly be the place Sc
lected, the grounds being much larger than
those at Lake Elmo
A man named John W. Benning car
penter employed at Hersey 81 Beams saw
mill, fell yesterday afternoon from a scat
fold and cut his head so badly on a project
ing piece of timber that he had to be carried
to his home near the state prison. A ply
sician sewed the wound.
A pOSt-mOrtem examination was made
yesterday in the case of Gus IsaacsOn, who
was found dead in Robert Hanson's stable
on. Sunday morning. The stomach and in
testines were found to be in badly dis
he died from chronic alcoholism.
: The report in a morning paper. and also
in the evening paper here yesterday, relat-
ing to the sale of the Walker, Judd & Yea
Zie property by Assignee jerks was unwar-
ranted, as the sale did not take place. The
order for sale will be argued on Saturday
utAU. Ultc Jul. dIit UuO SotlC ldhC
place until after that date.
The improvements at S. S. Anderson &
Co. IS mill are about complete, and the adj
ditional boilers will be ready the first of
next week. The mill has had more gen
eral overhauling than usual, and Mr.. Egaard
thinks it is in better shape for work than
any time during the fourteen years he has
had charge. They intend beginning cut
ting some time next week.
Yesterday afternoon while the pile-driver
which is used at p. n. Petersons new
building was being moved to drive piles at
the north side of the foundation, it fell over
with crash, the top striking the corner of
Mr. Fosters warehouse, which it slightly
damaged. The pile driver was broken and
rendered useless until rebuilt. As it came
down slowly the men engaged had plenty
of time to get out of its way.
State Architect Radcliffe was present
yesterday at the meeting of the board of
prison inspectors for the first time since the
December meeting. Since that time he has
been travelling through Europe visiting
many places of interest. He did not forget
some of his old friends here having brought
from Germany extra fine cigar-holders for
Warden Reed and George NJ. Seymour, and
"a fine meerschaum pipe for Deputy Warden
Hall.
The board of prison inspectors met yes
terday. Gov. Hubbard and Inspectors
Norrish, De Lalttre and Butts were present,
as well as Architect Radcliffe General
routine business was first attended to-. all
accounts being found correct and orders
passed for their payment. The matter of
improvements was discussed, and not only
will new machine shop be erected but
the contemplated laundry will be proceeded
with. The prison was thoroughly in
spected and everything found in the best of
order.
The board of health is doing a good work
and would do still more if people would
only let them know where attractions of
the law are taking place. 1t is learned that
several parties have been using their neigh
bors' lots in different parts of the city as
dumping grounds and the owners howl be-
cause the health officer does not stop it,
Let the health officer know of it and who
the offenders are, and he will see the law
enforced. Aid the board of health in all
possible ways and the death-rate and health
of the city will be still further improved
1t is now good and may be made still better.
About o'clock last evening an alarm of
fire was turned in from the box at the state
prison. The roof of the engine house be-
longing to the Transfer company had caught
by some means but it was put out by a
couple of pals of water before the fire de-
partnent arrived The engine did not
start for the fire, as the team that draws 1t
was out doing corporation work. Had the
fire been a serious one the authorities might
have found it to be costly teaming for them.
The city should not require the horses of
the fire department to leave the hall.
At probate court yesterday, before Judge
Lehmicle, in the matter of the estate of
Annie L. Carroll, deceased. the hearing of
the petition for an administrator was adj
journed till May IL. In the case of George
Berschens, deceased, Mariah Berschens was
appointed administrative. In the case of
w. L. Donaghue, deceased, hearing was
postponed till May s.. In the case of Biata
Gutenberg, deceased. the last will and tes-
lament was admitted to probate, the execu-
tors bond was filed and approved, and let
tiers issued to Andrew Peterson.
On Sunday evening christening festivity
was being held on North Owen street near
the water works, when man named Burns
and companion went in and got a glass of
beer, but being somewhat under the in
fuence of liquor they wished to take pos
session of the keg of beer. To this the
proprietor objected and bounced Burns and
his companion. The couple them made an
attack on the house with stones. smashing