St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-10
THE SALTWATER GRIST.
an Inquest on the Body Of Frank q.
Evans.
THE MISSION AT ASCENSION.
Unique Entertainment to Be Given at
the First Presbyterian
Church.

An inquest on the dead body found
in Long lake slough was held at Marine
Mills yesterday by Coroner Clark and
jury which found that the body was
evidently that of Frank III. Evans, of
Jackson, Mich, "who came to his death
from causes unknown" Some of the
villagers were indignant that post
norton examination of the remains
was not made, in order to determine
the precise cause of death, but the cor
oner says that the condition of the body
rendered such a course impracticabie,
and moreover. that evenif the wounds
were found to be made by bullets, there
would be nothing to indicate whether
suicide or murder had been committed.
In accordance with instructions. the
body was yesterday placed in metallic
case and shipped to Jackson, Mich.
The mission SO successfully conducted
by Bishop. Gilbert and Rev. Graham at
Ascension church will be continued
during the first three days of this week,
beginning this evening, by Rev. DR..
Lloyd. Ascension church, st. Paul.
Other church services announced for
to-day are: Presbyterian--Mornin
"Unconscious Indebtedness to Christian
ity;" evening, "Calvinism." MethO-
dist-Morning, third discourse on the
Lords Prayer" evening, IA Plain
Talk to the Workers and Business Men
About Sunday Keeping" Universalist
Morning, "Moral Conditions, and.the
Duty of the Church, Baptist-Morn-
ing, Seeking and Being Known in
Heaven" Observation-Disclosures SER
vices morning and evening. Mission
band at 80, and Young Peoples meet
ing at $3.50.
A pleasing and unique entertainment
will be given at the First Presbyterian
church next Friday evening. the pro-
gramme including presentations of the
worlds nations by twenty young peO-
pie in costume: also a. fan drill by ten
young ladies in appropriate costume,
under the leadership of Miss Sprague.
The representation of the nations will
be given under the direction of Mrs. F.
Ii. Lemon and L. G. Clark, and the en-
tire programme will be varied with vo-
cal and instrumental music.
A lodge of the Eastern Star degree is
being formed in connection with St.
Johns lodge, No. A. F. 81 a. NJ. Will
lam NJ. May, DR., T. G. Clark and J. E..
King have the matter in charge.
The natural gas well is now down to
depth of 29.030 feet, and a new geo.
logical formation has been struck of
such character that the more enthusi-
astic have taken fresh encouragement.
4 meeting of stockholders was held
last evening at Judge Mahoney's office
to determine future movements.
]. III. Spencer has bought a saw mill
at Tacoma, W. T., and wires his family
to join him at that point.
SALTWATER SOCIAL.
Harry Wheeler and family are max
ing preparations TO move to San Fran
cisco, he having secured position in
that city for the ensuing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. r. Murdoch leave
Monday evening for trip to Hot
Springs. Ark.
Miss Hattie Morgan, formerly Still
water lady, was one of the Dillon COM
pany playing in this city Wednesday
evening last.
March IS the Irish drama of tsKath-
1een Mayourneen" will be produced at
;ele Grand opera house for the bene-
1t of St. Michael's parochial schools.
Next Tuesday evening the ladies and
gentlemen connected with the Good
Templars' lodge have an oyster supper
and entertainment at their hall in the
Hefti building.