St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-10
GATHERED IN SALTWATER.
Close of the Swedish Methodist Dis
trict Conference,
work of the Lumbermen--Rapid
Time by the Globe.

line ninth annual meeting of the pastors of
the SWedish Methodist churches in the St. Paul
district OF the Northwestern conference,
whlch opened last Tuesday in the Swedish
Methodist church, corner of Fourth and
hyrtle streets, closed last night with a very
large attendance. In the morning a sermon
was preached by Rev. o. ]. Stead of Atwater.
In tue afternoon communion services were
neid, and at night Rev. A. A. Dolburg of Red
j" ing, olnclated The next meeting will be
held at Tired Lake, Wis.
The reports that committee of the KNIGHTS
Oh Labor organizations Of st. Paul and Min
neapols nave been in the city for several
uayS trying to1nduce the employees in the car
works and all the mills and factories here to
strike for shorter hours is untrue. ssIf there
IS anything OF this kind, think I ought to
know 1t, said a leading Knight to the GLOBE
Yesterday. The gentleman quoted is en-
ployed by the car company, and says that
tne Work1ngmen here are satisfied and have
no occasion to strike.
rev. Jourdain of Boston assumed the pas
toral charge of the First NJ E. church yester-
gay morning. The initial sermon was on The
apostIe raul and His Works The church
was well filled, and all who heard Mr.. Jour
oan speak OF him in the highest terms He is
comparatively Young man, is single and
comes highly recommended. He will be given
reception by the congregation at the resi-
a D.
street tomorrow evening"
The GLOBE was the first Sunday paner to
arrive In Saltwater again yesterday, arriving
at o:45 a. m. The Press left st. Paul in a
buggy first. The GLOBE men followed with a
wagon and two horses and with greater
NUMBER OF papers, but passed the Press when
apour MALT way over and reached Saltwater
ntst. Inc tlme was one hour and forty min
utes. Mr. Ludwig was the driver.
Aid. John r Rurkn bo loft 20, -
the milwaukee limited last Wednesday night
whlch should have arrived at a. M, writes
mat the train did not arrive till $3.50 D. m
Inc delay was caused by the derailing of a
freight train near La Crosse.
Another free-for-all fight took place at the
nance at Pete Glass on Saturday night, or
rather yesterday morning. Fifteen or twenty
boys participated, some of whom carry black
eyes, Several warrants have been issued
me large and small saw mills of Hersey g.
Bean are running full and employing 275 men
and boys. Last week about ], 900, 900 feet of
lumber was sawed, which is moreu than was
turned out any week last season.
Lost-A S24 due bill on the St. Croix LINN
Der company bearing the name of William
Batue, dated May 5, and not indorsed The
nnder Will please leave at the GLOBE Office
Rev. o. j. Stead of Atwater, who has been
attending the pastors meeting at the Swed-
lsh NJ H. church, preached at the prison yes
terday afternoon at 3o'clock.
Said gentleman, residing near McKusick's
lake, to the writer yesterday: 1.-The GLOBE
was at our house at o'clock this morning.
That's what call enterprise.
About S0,0O0,OOO feet of logs, belonging TO
Isaac Staples, Hersey s. Bean, Malloy Bros.
James Mulvey and Others, are lying in Snake
river awaiting rise.
Rev. Mr.. Jourdain, the new pastor of the
M. E. church, will be given a reception at
the residence of Mrs. j. S. Anderson to-mor-
row evening.
FL. D. Terrell of Lake City, will succeed
Harry McGlntey as night operator in the
Western Union. McGintey goes to Mime
apolis.
An interesting game of base ball was played
at the base ball grounds yesterday afternoon
between the North and South hill clubs
Rt. Rev. Bishop Whipple will preach in the
Episcopal church and confirm several men,
bers next Sunday morning.
A stereopticon exhibition will be given at
Music hall tomorrow evening for the benefit
of the Sons of Veterans.
The Minneapolis men in the city yesterday
were H. G. Helm and J. E. Jones.
Miss Laura B. Dexter spent Sunday with
friends at Minneapolis.
Charlie Mosier's little daughter is very sick
with scarlet fever.
Mrs. j. c. O'Gorman is laid up with neural