St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-20
CLEANED At SALTWATER.
Interesting Figures in the Report Of the
Prison Warden.
HENNEPIN leads TIE LIST.
The Situation in the Logging Camps
---Doings Of Prominent
People.

Ralph Cross, William Casey and AM
brose Barnes, each sent for two and
half years for grand larceny, were re-
ceived at the prison yesterday from
Hennepin county. There are now in
confinement from Hennepin 13S con-
victs, Ramsey coming next with 4S and
st. Louis county 10. Those received
from Hennepin in 1887 and 1888 num-
bered 70 and rs respectively. while III
the same years Ramsey sent reSpec-
lively, 10 and 20. The current report of
the warden just issued shows that or
the 422 prisoners received during ire
last year, 1875 were incorporate, Al
moderate drinkers and $50 temperate:
of all these 391 used tobacco, 80 We're
unable to read and write, and were
able to read only. There were 101 mar
ried cOnvictS, 3l3 single and 8 WidOWerS.
No newspaper man appears among the
list, but there are 2 telephone eX-
change or telegraph operators, minis
ter, plumber, l Snowman, Is walters. l
hotel clerk and actor. The total num-
Der received since the organization of
the state is given as 2,7S5; the first year.
1858, showing and the year 1873, 2l4 re-
ceived. During the two years ending
July 81, 1888. II were pardoned. by the
president and l by Lieut. Gen. Sherl-
dan.
E. L. Hospes has been absent week
investigating the situation among the
camps Of the Schulenburg company.
near Gordon. Jourdain 4 Mathews
report 1,0O0,O feet already banked and
expect to come within tWo-th irdS OF
their originally Intended cut. K. D..
A. VI Tn ran n
same proportion, while David ToZer
hopes to come within 2,0UU.UOO feet of
his original estimate for the season.
1t is proposed to hold in Saltwater, at
an early day, a convention of business
men and neighboring farmers to con-
slder the project of establishing here a
potato starch factory. 1t is afgued that
such an industry could be maintained
with profit to potato raisers. and to the
considerable benefit of the city.
Eugene O'Neal, of O'Neal Bros, re-
turned yesterday from the pineries and
reports that about two-thirds of the
work is being done on Kettle river. On
Sand creek conditions are more favora-
bic and operations are progressing
finely.
Mrs. W. II. Getchell. from whose
breast DR.. G. B. Marshall removed a
tumor two weeks ago, has become sud
denly worse and is in critical cOndl-
ton.
The reorganiZed lodge of Good Tenn
plarS will meet at q. A. K. hall Monday
evening. when officers will be elected
and large number of candidates initi-
ated.
The night school established in the
Lincoln building now numbers eighty
pupils, under the instruction of MIR.
Bateheder and Miss O'Brien.
Scarlet fever has made its appearance
in the city at the residence OF Norman
Brunson, West Hickory street.
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM.
Mrs. Foster Cutler and Mrs. David
Bronson entertained the parish and So
ciety OF the Ascension church Thursday
evening, at the residence of the latter.
Last evening Prof. Dickinson, of
Minneapolis. gave an entertainment be-
fore the high school scholars and their
friends that was highly entertaining.
The opera of Patience" as pre-
sented by the Minneapolis and st. Paul
amateurs Tuesday evening, at the Grand
opera house, was well received.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson N. Cross, of
Minneapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs. s. S.
Hon. II. r. Murdoch and wife.
Mrs. William NJ. Capron, son Willie
and daughter Nellie. returned Fri
day from an extended visit in the East
ern states of about six months.
II. T. King, of this city, was appointed
grand marshal of the Grand Lodge A. F.
q A. NJ, for the ensueing year at their
recent meeting in st. Paul.
Miss Marion Yorks has gone to Min
neapolis. where she will take a position
with Bracket d Co. as boo6keeper.
James Foley. bookkeeper for Mulvey
& Carmichael. has returned after visit
in Maine during the holidays.
There will be work in the third de-
gree tomorrow evening at st. Johns
lodge, No. |, A. T. d A. M.
Mrs. James S. O'Brien entertained the
"No Name" cluD Friday evening. at her
home on West Pine street.
E. V. Kerr has gone to White Birch,
Wis, to visit the lumber camps of Saun-
try, Tozer Il Pennington.
Mrs. Otto Wolber, formerly of this
city, now of Peoria, ILL.,, is here on few
days visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. &. Schuttinger enter
tanned a euchre party riday evening on
South Second street.
9 Mrs. Kate Morrison and Mrs. DR.. F.
l.. Roberts visited Saltwater friends
during the week.
Miss AIDA Slaughter has resumed
her position as teacher at the Central
school building.
James P. McGoldrick and wife. of st.
Paul. were visiting friends and relatives
here last week.
Miss Jennie Burton, of Hudson, was
guest of Mrs. George Graham last
Sunday.
The Sons of Herman had an installa-
ton and dance on Thursday evening.
Miss Lou Lovejoy, of Watertown.
Oak, returned home Thursday.
Ed Doe was admitted to the bar last