St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-04
PRISON CITY POINTS.
Important Session of the Lumbermen's
Board of Trade. f
High School Exercises Meeting of the
Prison Inspectors.
To-day's Religious Program--Gen -
eral News and Gossip.

To-day's Religious Program--Gen-
eral News and Gossip.
The Lumbermen's board of trade met yes
terday in q session adjourned from March O,
with the following members present: Z. w.
Durant, Jacob Bean, David Brown, James
:. OBrien, Isaac Staples, Sam Judd, Dennis
Boyle, H. c. Ferguson, Charles Bean, E.
O'Neal, James Mulvey, Robert Malloy, David
Tozer, Martin Warner, John Kelley, ]. N
Castle, A. c. Hospes, Alex johnson, ]. G..
Nelson, Sam Mathews. Matt Clark, A Il.
jerks, w. q. Brown. On motion of +. W.
Durant' the chairman, j. S. o. Brien, appointed
Isaac Staples, Jacob Bean, David Tozer and
j. q. Nelson to select board OF directors for
the ensuing year. The committee re-
Jacob Bean, Sam Judd. ]. G.. Mel
son. Albert Tozer, Matt Clark and Martin
Warner. The prices of scattering logs for
April were fixed at logs less than $50 feet
50; from $50 to $50 feet, SIS; logs scaling ESQ
feet and upwards, $40. After adjournment
the board of directors met and elected ]. s.
O'Brien, president; Samuel Mathews vice
president; Z. w. Duranr treasurer; A. G.
Hospes, secretary. Mr.. Hospes was APP
pointed agent and the president was author
lied TO appoint special police to be sent TO
such points as he (the president) deems best
to look after the interests of the board of
trade directors.
AT the Presbyterian the Lords supper will
be celebrated at 1880. Rev. DR.. Carroll will
deliver his second lecture on the Divine
Tragedy at 1880.
AT the Methodist Rev. DR.. Dunn will
preach on Spiritual Architecture in the morn
ing and on Solomon-His career and Ending;
his third lecture TO the young men in the
evening.
At the Baptist Rev. Simpson takes for his
morning topic Thou Art Peter and Will
Build My Church, for the evening.
At the Congregational Rev. ]. b. Drew of
Sank Centre will preach at 1890 and 1880.
Yesterday afternoon an able and instructive
address was delivered at the high school hall
by superintendent o. V. Tousley of Mime
apolis. There was a good attendance of
teachers and others interested in the cause of
education and the address was received with
appreciative attention. The subject was
The Recitation, Its Aims and Methods, and
was ably treated. County Superintendent
James and many of the county teachers were
present, also Superintendent Dudgeon of
Hudson. After the address Superintendent
Tousley inspected the laboratory and exam
ined the apparatus constructed by Prof. F.
Il. Wilson, teacher of sciences in the Still
water high school, and expressed his gratifi-
cation and astonishment at finding so practi-
cal and complete an equipment for illustrate
ing the various scientific subjects as is pos
sessed by the Saltwater high school, The
professor pronounced the scientific outfit as
emphaticany the best in the state. Prof
Tousley is the guest of Mayor Murdoch for
Sunday.
John K. McClellen Harvie, a little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvie, residence Sixth avenue
and Raymond Tranter, aged 2 years, died yes
terday.
The Democrats in the Second ward caucus
nominated James 5. O'Brien to succeed David
Bronson, and made no opposition to the reg
ular Republican nominee for the three years
term.
The commissioners in the condemnation of
land for the double track between Saltwater
junction and the Hudson bridge for the Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway
company, damages were made as follows:
Sarah Staples, $500; Charles Schultz, 1875:
Neuton McKusick, $3.50: Ellen G. Fisk, $50:
Boswell g. Persons, $50; jeremiah Whaien,
$l25, and Hanna Gowen, $40.
Gov. Hubbard and wife are over to spend
Sunday with Warden Reed and family.
Miss Henry will take charge of the trimming
department in Miss Fields on Monday, April
s, and orders for her bonnets and hats will
receive prompt ana careful attention.
Mr.. j. ]. Robertson, who has been quite
sick, is able to be out again.
Beltrom Wilfret Sauntry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Sauntry, is very i'll with scarlet
fever.
1SSlSludy v. " OOrIudn. receiver Tor
seymour, Sabin Co., filed the order of the
court confirming the sale of lot 90 block L.
in Sabin's addition to Baptiste Miraya and
Anoni Meerlo for 81 .050.
Louis Genereau, employed in one of Staple's
camps, near Chesley Brook, fell from a supply
wagon on Friday, breaking one of his legs.
Yesterday, in the prison, Ben Cayon. n
guard in the machine shop, was assaulted by
a convict named Louis Barrett from Polk
county, in the right cheek, infiicting a large
cash. Barrett was immediately put In the
dungeon. He is up for five years for assault
with dangerous weapon and is a hard
case.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Gregory entertained
tie South hill progressive club on Friday
evening.
The policy for 5000 on the dwelling of John
Cummins, destroyed by fire on Friday night
does not expire till next month. The COM
pany is the Fire association which was also
caught in the Hadley fire to the extent of
S4OO and F. T. Joy is the agent.
Saltwater Temple No. visited Temple No.
2, at St. Paul last night.
Yesterday Sheriff E. v. Bogart Of winona
and deputy brought up four prisoners, as
follows: Ed Watts, assaulting a child, five
years; James Andrews, burglary in the sec
ond degree, five years; James Wagner,
larceny, one year; John sargrand, larceny,
one year.
The dance at Ehrig's hall at South Saltwater
on Friday night ended in a row over a girl. i'm
which eight or ten boys and men participated
Gus Trask OF this city was the most unfor-
| fortunate. He had his finger almost bitten
off. Several warrants have been issued.
| The prison inspectors held their regular
monthly meeting in the warden Office yester-
day afternoon at which Gov. Hubbard was
| present
The quarterly report of Warden Reed end
ing March 81, was made which was as follows:
Prisoners on hand Jan. 1, lss6..... 439
Discharged during quarter. ... go
Received during quarter 80 %
On hand March 81. 1886. ... 4le
At work for state. ..........., SO
| Old and intirm. ..............-.....2 "a
DICK. '.+s...'... ~...s.............. III
At work on contract. 4J6
EXPENSES AND EARNINGS.
Current Expenses
Jduudry. .ss..ss.s..... So,oSS Oh
February. 5,574 "a
March. ................ 5,291 81