St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-15
SUNDAY AT SALTWATER.
A Large Number of Men Being Sent to
the Woods.
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
Remains of Mrs. Harvey Wilson, Mold
ers Stand 0ut---GeneraI
News.

Several of the jury cases which were
carried over until after the criminal
docket was disposed of are set for trial
to-day i'll the district court. The trial
OF jury cases, of which there are eleven,
IN addition to the court cases, will Oc-
cupy the entire week, and, perhaps,
longer.
The OBrien-Searles senatorial con-
test will be taken up again Today at the
city hall. The counting of ballots and
taking Of testimony will take cOnsidera-
Die time, and it is thought that it will
be necessary to work evenings, owing
to the fact that the attorneys GU both
sides are prominently connected with
actions to be tried in the district court
this week.
The remains of Mrs. Harvey Wilson
are expected to arrive here this morn
ing from San Jose, Cal. If the remains
arrive the funeral will be held this
afternoon from the Universalist church,
the interment taking place at FaIrview
cemetery.
Sol Smith Russell is booked for an APP
pearance at the Grand opera house this
evening in "a Poor Relation" Mr..
Russell is a favOrite IN this city, and
will be greeted by large audience.
The striking molders at the prison
held meeting yesterday afternoon,
and determined to stand by their de-
mands. Unless the matter is settled
within a day or two they expect to go to
Minneapolis, where they can secure
employment.
General Freight Agent &. w. Bull, of
the st. Paul d Duluth road, was the
guest of George IL. Atwood yesterday.
The fruits of the fall terms of dis
trlct court now being held throughout
the state. may be seen by the large
number of arrivals at the prison. Jack
son county contributed two yesterday.
They were John Coda, who will serve
five years for manSlaughter In the first
degree, and Frank O'Neil, who will re-
side at the prison ten years for rape.
Walter Bates, of st. Paul, spent Sun
day the guest of Louis Hospes.
Yesterday was a beautiful day, and
several hundred young folks took ad-
vantage of the fact and spent most of
the day skating on the lake. just below
Jhe bridge, where an excellent rink has
been established.
RehearSals for the s'Deestrick Skule''
entertainment to be given at the Grand
opera house OH Friday evening, are be-
ing held every evening. The entertain
A.iNhls 10 lTOIIl
the general run. promises TO be pleas
ing one, and a large attendance is as
Sured.
The whist contest between the North
and South hill teams, held Saturday
evening at the Sawyer house, resulted
In another victory tor the latter. r. NJ.
Anderson and c. p. Gregory defeated
A. G. HoSpeS and Free McKusIck by
l6 points; l.. l.. ManWaring and DR..
B. }. Merrill defeated Leonard Clark
and L. Converse by points: j. S.
O,Brien and Aug. Booren defeated w.
u. Bronson Jr., and Ed Bronson by 10
points. This gives the South hill team
lead Of 80 points.
The excellent weather the past week
has been especially favorable to lumber
men. and large number have gone to
the plneries. The weather has been
cold enough to harden the roads trif1e,
so that when snow comes the work of
hauling can begin immediately. A
large amount of logs are already cut and
skldded, and the season gives every in
dlcallon OF being a prosperous one.
Good wages are being paid and all the
necessary help is available.
About twenty-five visiting EIks as
sisted in the institution of the new
lodge of that order in this city SATURDAY.
evening. Some of them remained in
the city yesterday. taking in the sights
at the prison.
Charles Price and Burt Hamilton,
who were sentenced last week bv Judge
Murdoch. the former to Imprisonment
for life for murder, and the latter to
two years and six months for assault,
VIII be taken to the prison to-day.