St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-11
Notes About Tolcn.

The polo game to be played by the SILVIA
off.
G. F. Curtis and Charles Lustig arrived
home last evening from a trip among the
lumber camps.
Several claims were filed yesterday with
Receiver J. c. o'Gorman against the old
firm of Seymour, Sabin & Co.
Dr. Marshall attended the Northwestern
Interstate Medical association at New Rich
mond yesterday, returning last evening.
Mr.. P. Sullivan OF Cowan s. Co. arrived
home from the pueries, having broken up
camp after cutting $500, 900 feet of logs. He
says they cut all they expected to.
Mr. H. c. Ferguson returned from the
Snake river section yesterday, and he reports
that the logging season is about over, with a
cut about 20 per cent short Of what was in
tended.
At the meeting of the medicos of Washing
ton county on Monday evening the resigna-
ton of DR.. Jelison as member was ac-
cepted The old officers were reelected.
A gentleman who has just returned from
Dubuque, Ia, says that logs and lumber will
be advanced at once 81 per thousand. This
will be good news to the loggers and lumber
men in this section.
Nearly half OF all the teams that have been
in the camps are on the way home. This is
especially the case on the streams flowing
into the St. Croix from the Minnesota side,
where The snow appears to have been lighter
than I'm the Wisconsin woods.
There will be a meeting of the relief soci-
ety this afternoon at the rooms of the Y. NJ.
c. A., at which important business will be
transacted, aud u full attendance is re-
quested.
Mr. James Graves, who for the past seven
years has been tller with the c. n. Nelson
Lumber company, moved yesterday to Min
neapolis, where he has accepted similar POI
sitiou with Nelson, Penny u Co.
At present there are twelve patients in the
hospital, niue men aud three women, aud Of
these seven are surgical cases. The hospital
Is doing good work, and the ladies' who have
control of il deserve the thanks of the COM
munity.
The fire department was called out yester-
day forenoon by an alarm Of fire sounded
from the prison. On arriving there it was
found to he chimney on fire on the hill
back of the prison. Gustav Maguusou was
badly frightened, and was afraid ne would
De burned out, and so turned in the alarm.
T. H. Dayton, one Of the proprietors Of the
jackson street rink, St. Paul, was in the city
yesterday trying to make arrangements to
have the Saltwater Polo club play the Jackson
street club at an early date. There has been
no final decision.
The case Of Mltilda Mahsn VS.. the Trans
fer company, for injuries received. which was
drawn in favor OF the defendants, has been
before the courts for some time. She petit
toned the court for new trial. which was
deuied by Judge McCluer, and yesterday
Clerk Bennett sent the application for a new
trial to the supreme court
Mr.. A. NJ Kiehle received telegram YES
teriay from his brother, Rev. A. A Kishle Of
Milwaukee informing him that Mrs. KiehIe
had died at noon. Mrs. Hiehle was sincerely
respected as i most estimabls lady, and was
always foremost in good works.
What might have been disastrous 6re oc-
Cured at the state prison yesterday after
noon, but il was Queuehed by the prison IRE
company. The roof OF the engine shop
caught from the smoke pipe which passes
through It. aud wss hlaEiug briskly when OBJ
served. The previous day the hose had been
put in good order and IL worked successfully
yesterday. While there was snow on the
roof il vas al right, but that roof win need
close watching. Loss trjaiug.
\ very serious accident happened In the
,smp Of Nelson * Johnson, on the Snake
river, by which one Of their tesmsters bad
his back injured, bis Suee cap crushed aud
his leg broken below his knee. Il appears be
had arrived az the landing With load % logs,
aud while looseuiug the binding ehaius, be
tarued his back 10 the logs, when the top one
suddenly slipped, striking him on the shopl-
der. crushing him to the ground and iniuriug
him as stated Mr.. John c. Nelson came
down With him, When be vas sent to the eity
hosritsL his name vas Gus Andersen,
lately from Sweden. A brother vas with him
ia tie camp