St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-07
SATURDAY AT SALTWATER.
\ PeddIer FFightfuIIy 1fangled on
the Milwaukee.

A frightful accident occurred on the Chi
cago, Milwaukee x St Paul railroad tracks
just below Lakeland, his county yesterday
afternoon. As Tie passenger tram on that
road. due to arrive here ar ) 90 D. m, was
entering Lakeland. man was discovered
crossing the BRUCE, which i situated lust be-
low the switch. I he engineer blew the
whistle ana The man turned 70 see how near
the train was when he made a misstep fall
ing between the brlC Re tlrnperS. An effort
was made TO stop the train. but il was TOO
close upon him, aud the entire Iraiu, COM
posed Of two coaches and an engine. passed
ever his body, crushing him into shapeiess
mass. His head was crushed. and his arms
legs ana body were torn INTO small pieces
He was peGdIer. anu carried a large pack
On ms back the heft Of which, il s thought
caused his mIsstep. From papers found
Oh the body Il appears Thai hls name is
Max Eengel or NOgel- ana that he resides
at 81. Paul. His poczelbook contained $50. 80
N money, ana cerJincale OF deposit, No.
Il, I5U, Oh the Germdu-American bank OF
ST. Paul, for So J. He also hau three receipts
for remittance from the German-ATnerlcan
bank. showing that he hdd forwarded drafts
TO Chain Pax. PoliZensky. UhtZa, Shlfra Eeg
Russia. But little IS Known OF the man In
TINS city, although he has frequently been
here peddling. aadhe has often been pas
senger OH The Milwaukee ruad from here TO
Alton and Lakeland. The remains were
brought 10 this city, and were taken to The
undertaking rooms OF wing q SimopeL An
inquest viii probably be he'd this afternoon.
District court reconvened yesterday morn
ing, and the following cases ere disposed
Of: v iliam schmidt rs. The Reliance
mutual FIRE lnsuranceC0mpany The aeuon
was brought TO recover 81 .UUJ as insurance
on s mil which was destroyed by fire al sun
rise. ChisagO county, about year ago. The
jury returned verdict Tor plaintiff in the
sum OF Sl-U6S-OI, which amount repre-
seuted the face value OF the poIicy
and interest thereon The action OF John
d. Burt and NJ. Bohlig, as representatives. OF
the Domestic Sewing Machine Company, VS..
Olaf AhlouISL was brought 70 recover DOS
session OF q sewing machine. TIT defend
AM, through his attorney, consented that
judgment De entered against him There
sui remain thirteen jury cases and large
number Of court cases On the calendar which
will be carried over until after the criminal
docket is disposed OF The Criminal cases
viii be taken up tomorrow. and VIII proba-
oily occupy the attention OF the court during
the entire week
Church services to-day al the various
churches viii be as follows: At the Presby-
terrain church, communion service with bap-
tsm will be held a. IU:3O e. u. Rev. L. Il.
Morey viii preach at $50 p N. Subject:
"A Perfect Man the Aim of Religion" At
the Methodist Episcopal church at 1920
a. n. In the evening preaching service by
| Rev. J. NJ Bull. heme for discourse: The
Wicked Tenants" Rev. W. IL. Harrington,
| of The Universalist church. viii preach al
| 1890 g. N In the evening he will deliver
| lecture On Evolution" Communion service
viii be neld at Ascension Episcopal church
al Jo:so g. N Baptismal servies at 3 2. N.
and the usual evening service at 7:30. At
| the Congregational church kev. J. 81. Albert
viii preach at 10 80 a. 70. and .: so p. ID.
| SUNDAY school at all churches at Il u.
| A whist contest OF fifteen games has been
arranged by twelve expert whist players in
| this eity-sIx from the North nil ana six
! from the South HILL The North nil players
are Messrs. Leonard Clark, L. Converse w.
| G. Bronson, ". g. Bronson. Jr., Free Ne
! Kusiek and A. C. Hospes- The South bill
| players are MeSsrs. j. :. o. Brien. L. L. Man.
| warning, August Booren. DR.. 3. J. Merrill c.
| P. Gregory and R NJ. Anderson. The first
meeting was held st the residence Of j. s.
| 0'Brien, on Pine street, last Monday evening
| and resulted in . victory for the North hill
! players. They will meet tomorrow evening
al The residence Of c. p Gregory. The sane