St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-01
SALTWATER NEWS.
Dwelling Destroyed by Fire--Fu-
neral of o, n. Hankins-.NOtes.


The residence of Samuel Hadley, the bar
Der, corner of Willard and Greeley streets,
was destroyed by fire yesterday morning
The flames we're discovered in the roof few
minutes after 10 O'Clock, and the building
burned to the ground, as the nearest hydrant
was over two thousand feet from IT.. The
department responded promptly and did well
The IRE originated from defective flue. The
building was a one-story frame, worth $500
or $1,000 and fully insured. The contents
were ali saved.
The funeral of o. p. Hankins from the As
censIon Episcopal church yesterday after
noon was largely attended. Rev. E. q. Cook
of st. Paul officiatCd, and the music was fur
nished by Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Masterman,
Mr.. Frank Ee -ry and MISS Laura b. Dexter
The flowers were numerous and beautiful.
The pall-bearers were Messrs. Il. C. Muyer,
John H. Dodge, George w. Freeman and K.
II. Milham of the Damascus commandery, and
Rev. g. w. Harrington. DIR. Merry, William
Chalmers and S. p. Richardson OF the Bayard
commandry. The st. Paul cOmmandry,
accompanied by the First Regiment band,
came over and attended the funeral in a
body, together with the saltwater cOmman-
dry. Each turned out about twenty-five
members.
Damascus Commandry, knight Templar Of
ST. Paul which attended the funeral Of o. p.
Hankins yesterday. was represented as fol-
lows: ID. w. Cornish, grand commander of
the state; George w. Lanson, eminent COM
mander of Damascus commandry; II. f.
Stephens. preeley; w. H. Sanborn, general;
w liam Denpier, senior warden: /. W. Mohl
Fred Richter, r. Z. Monger, John Dodge, L
w. Mahan, w. II. Brink, George Van
Inwegan, w. G. DeVol, +. w. Zoll-
mer, l. r. jenkins, John T. Black, Fl. W.
Cook, William Rodger, J. G. Fisher, Z. II.
Milham, william Rhodes, George W. Free
man, w. II. Van Slyke, ID. II. Moon. J. II.
Burwell, w. S. Combs, A. H. Merrick and II :.
p. Upham. The commandry suppered at the
Sawyer, the guests of the Saltwater CO IN
mandry. The other St. Paul men in the
city yesterday were Charles Clark, r. w.
Ransom, W. j. Allen, Charles j. Suees, Sam
uel Judd, John Kramer and j. E. Lobden
The eleventh shoot OF the Saltwater Gun
club for the championship badge took place
yegterday and L. L. Manwaring was the final
winner. having won it three times. The score
was Manwaring 81, Gregory 20. Masterman
Is, Newquist Is, Castle l6, Hitchcock Is. An
derson Is, and Hensel Roney, McKusick and
Holcomb each IL.
E. s. Brown, receiver for the car company,
filed bis twenty-second monthly statement
for March yesterday. which shows that $780,
0l7.2O was received, including balance from
February. and SS6,519.55 disbursed, leaving in
his hun ds, or duly deposited in his name in
the tW o banks here. S2,437.4l.
Hon. Benjamin f. Butler or Boston will
arrive in Saltwater over the Omaha this
morning at $780, and remain an hour or so
the guest of old college acquaintances. He
is on his way To Bismarck to try big case.
The suit of Margaret NJ. Coles VS.. John B.
Taft concerning tax title on some properly
in Oneha, tried In the district court March 1,
was yesterday decided in favor OF Mrs Coles.
who gets Judgment for IS, her costs and dis
bursements.
Prof. II. II. Evans of ST. Paul has organized
three large classes in dancing, which meet at
the rink-a most excellent place.
The state board Of railroad and warehouse
commissioners will meet at South Saltwater
this afternoon at 2:30.
The young ladies OF the Presbyterian
church will give an orange social in the church
parlors this evening.
Yesterday John Downs and T. J. Wolf
were fined IS and costs for drunkenness an d
disorderly conduct.
George Gushing left last night for Montreal,
where he will visit his parents before settling
in Idaho.
three-year-old child of william Hubbard.
adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. Al Tozer, died yes
terday.
Mrs. James Matthews is visiting her daugh-
ter, Miss Nettie, ct the Winona normal
school.
Charles F. Chesley, aged IL months, resi-
dence Fifth and Laurel streets, died yester-
day.
George Perry and Miss Minnie Adams were
married at Hudson yesterday.
John Glover OF Hudson was up yesterday
calling on his many friends.
The registration boards met last night be-
tween Z and Q.
The Republican convention viii be held this
afternoon.
Transfers light last month.