St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-11
SALTWATER SlLROUETTES
Personal Injury Results From the Oak
Lake Quarrel.
A SHOULDER DISL0CATED.
The Forming of the Mystic Starch
Company Now Believed to Be
a Certainty.

A severe personal injury was suS-
tanned yesterday by Joseph Perr0, the
affair resulting from the p@tilent dis
turbance at Oak Park over school mat
tiers. Mr.. PerrO's version of yesterdays
trouble is that the deposed teacher. A.
l.. Morris, visited the school, now in
charge of Mr.. Dickinson, and began
talking to group of children in the
upper hall in such way as tended to
diSsatisfy them with the present situa-
ton. Mr.. Perro, hearing of what was
in progress. went to the school and adj
viSed Morris to leave. and, as the latter
disputed the way, PerrO started to lead
him down the stairs. whereupOn Morris
jerked away in such manner as to
cause Perro to fall down the flight, dis
locating his right shoulder and other
wise iniuring him. Morris expresses
regret at the occurrence and says he
merely went to the building to get his
books, and was bidding the pupils good
bye. Robert Slaughter, member of Il e
board, says Norris knew his books were
not at the building, and that his visit
was not made in the right spirit. Dur
ing the afternoon Mr.. Slaughter said he
should cause to issue a warrant for
Morris arrest on the charge of disturb
ing the peace. Mr.. Perro is a member
of the school board. and enc of the best
known men in the st. CroiX valley.
Following a meeting held Monday
afternoon at f. w. Durant's office comes
the definite information that the eStab-
lishment of the Mystic Starch company
in Saltwater is certainty, and that the
whole matter except the formal execu-
ton of the papers IS concluded. The
company will be Incorporated here. and
is really reorganization of the Mime
apolis company, whose plant is to be
removed here where water of right
quality for manufacturing purposes can
be secured, the new company to include
such men as E. w. Durant, David TOZer
and L. M. Prince. The large building
of the Florence Mill company on North
Second street has been secured as
factory, which will be devoted wholly
to the making of starch from corn, the
potato product not being sought after
by this company. 1t is expected that
the manufacturing will begin about the
middle of the winter.
The Omaha road will follow the Du-
luth and next week change the leaving
time of the North Wisconsin night train
TO about ii o'clock. The new arrange
ment will allow Saltwater people to
visit the st. Paul theaters and reach
home the same night.
The funeral of Mrs. Frances E. Smith
will be held at O'Clock to-day from
Ascension church. Rev. A. ID. Stowe,
the rector, conducting the services.
Ed Carroll. charged with grand
larceny, and in whose case the jury dis
agreed last week, will have a second
trial Friday.
The body Of Emil Johnson, of Laurel
street, who was killed by falling tree
at TOZier & McAlear's camp. Snake
river, yesterday, was brought down last
night.
a pleasing entertainment of musical
and literary features was given last
evening by pupils of the Salem Lutheran
paTOchial school.
D. B. Staples and wife have returned
from California.
Mrs. J. II. Harper left last evening for
WaveTly, n. Y, where she will remain
during the winter.
Mayor Durant went to Duluth yester-
day.