St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
STELLEAT EEs NEWS.
Industrial Gatherings and Personal
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Points.
The two mills of Hersey and Bean are run
ming steadily and will not have to shut down
on account OF logs from every Indication
About goo men are employed in the two mills
The big mill averages about ITO. 900 feet day
and the little mill about $4,000, and 10000
hath and SU, 900 shingles. A splendid iron and
DrCk carpenter and blacksmith SHOP, 30x6O
ieet, has been erected, the yard enlarged and
the tracks extended. -
The GLOBE is no champion of Officer
Smalieit or any other man, and for the benefit
OF the alleged evening paper here desires us
TO say that our etticie n. chief OF police, Matt
Shortell, says there is ABOUT as much truth ip
the allegation that the force has no. usekifor
The GLOBE correspondent as is all other state
lnents made ny that sheet. The other officers
say the same thing.
The sales OF the Northwestern Manufacture
ing and Car company have been larger this
ear than during any previous season in the
history OF the company. The sales OF thresh-
erS alone up TO July L, aggregated upward or
9'6O,OUO. This company now pays to the cit-
zens in its employ from S21,UOO to SIS, 900
monthly, and is doing good work.
Mr. Emil Diechsler received a telegram last
night announcing the death III New Ulm OF
Henry StetiuS. He had been taken ill on q
tram While en- route to New Ulm a few DAYS
ago. lie was "a years old, Unmarried and one
OF the most prominent Germans Of the city
The Evening Post mortem got badly left in
guessing tnat State Auditor W. W. Braden
| (who was sick at home) was in town on Fri
| day and that the Theien- A uIerson case was
| tried the same day. Guess-work reporters will
| never succeed.
The district court convened yesterday and
| adjourned till July q. The case of Thele.l
| vs. Anderson was argued and submitted. All
| persons wishing their cases tried should make
| arrangements before the 9th. ...., =
| The st. Crox Lumber company will shut
| down their big mill in two or three weeks if
! they can't get their logs. The Saltwater com
pany's mill will run till Nov. L. This mill
cuts about $4,000 feet daily.
| Henry Stetfens wrote yesterday from New
| Ulm that he was able to walk about the
| streets, and would return Monday with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lustig, who left Stillwater
to visit him Friday evening
Rev. S. b. Warner, presiding elder of the
st. Paul district, will preach in the Methodist
church this morning. The pastor, Rev n
w. Jordan, will occupy the pulpit in the
| evening.
During my absence this coming week P. E.,
| Bennett will do the reporting for the GLOB E;
and Norman ROney, an accommodating young
man, Will have charge OF the Office. John W.
| Crooks. 49,
A match game of base ball will be plased at
the grounds here this afternoon, between the
employees in the Omaha shops in ST. Paul and,
IL picked nine. The game will be called at 3
| p.
Mr.. John Barry will move to Minneapolis.
| where ne will go into business. He is erecting
a coy residence in that CITY. His many
| friends here will be sorry TO see him leave
| George n. Bolles, young man working in
! Nelson's mill at Lakeland, cut his left leg very
! severely with a drawingknife yesterday He
is a son OF George w. Bolles of this city.
| J. H. Thedd O. the Milwaukee local off ces
was called to his home atZumbrota last ever,
| ing by d telegram announcing the probably
| fatal illuesS Oh his sister. ~ 81
Yesterday typographical error made us
| say the evidence ut the Smoliett trial dis
| proved that OF Beardsley. 1t shOu have
| read mo- evidence.
Schulenberg & Boeckler are about out OF
their own logs, and will be obliged to Shut
| down in day or two unless they saw for out
side parties.
The steamer Robert Dodd arrived last
evening from St. Louis to take raft of lum-
| Der DOWN from the Scnuienberg s. Boeckler
| mill .-.
The Evansville left yesterday with raft of
logs for Burlington. The Graves Will. CLEAR
| to-day with one for Dubuque.
Harry West, owned by W. II. Marnsell of
this city took second money in the 2:35 pace
| at the Geneseo, ILL.,, races.
Mr.. John j. McManus and bride left last
night at 300 for Buffalo. via Duluth and the
| big lake.
The members OF the Sons of Veterans. were
| Inspected by Adjt. Sheire of st. Paul last
nIgAt.
The A and mills of the Florence Mill COM
pany are turning out about 800 barrels per
| day.
The steamer r. 7. Wheeler will return from
Lyons to-day and clear for Clinton with q
raft.
Peter De Lille, residing at Houlton:p
yesterday from the effects Of a sunstroke
Gov. A. P. Swineford of Alaska is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. ayden for a few days0I Is
The Bun Hersey left last evening with
| raft for the Glenmont mill. 2Y
About 10000 brick are manufactured every
day at Miler'S yard here. =
The Brother Jonathan left last evening for
| Hannibal with raft. t1
w. P. Sawyer smiles. It's bouncing big
| girl baby.
The chinch bugs are destroying the wheat