St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-27
FRIDAY AT SALTWATER.
The Postoffice to Be in New Quarters
About Nov. 1.
RAILWAYS FINALLY AGREE.
A Big Marine Saw Mill 10 Begin Running
=, at Full Capacity at
df Oncs.

The postoffice will be removed Nov. 1
to the hew quarters in the transfer
company's magnificent building, at the
corner of Chestnut and Water streets.
The building is rapidly nearing compile
ton, and will probably be ready by the
time fixed. The postoffice will have adj
equate. roomy and well-lighted quarters
at the Chestnut street end of the build
ing, and the office as whole will be
divided into three departments-mone
order, carriers and mailing, private
office being also provided for the post
master.
Anderson & O'Brien's sawmill at
Marine, formerly owned by the Marine
Lumber company, has been continu-
OuSly idle since last year until this
week, when the MILL resumed saving
and will run until the close of the sea-
son. cutting nearly up TO its capacity of
10000 feet per day. The reason that the
mill has not been operated since it came
into the possession of Anderson 81
O'Brien is that they already had a sur
plus stock of lumber on hand.
An apparently authentic report was
current yesterday that all differences
heretofore existing between the Mil
waukee railroad company and the
transfer company having been adjusted,
the former would run its passenger
Trains to the union station on and after
Oct. 1. Inquiry by GLOBE reporter at
the best available sources of official in
formation tended to verify the report.
Judge Murdoch, Of the district court.
approved of the bonds of John w.
Schroeder, as assignee of Lustlg Il
Muckenhausdn, yesterday, and directed
tho q ci fn af coll for acb fh0t
part-0f the assigned stock which is per-
lshable, and to hold the proceeds sub
ject to the order of the court.
The two-year-old child of James Nc
Dewey. of Oak Park, was savagely at
tackled by vicious dog belonging to
nelghbOr yesterday, severe injuries
being inflicted on one of the child's
arms and one leg. DR.. Freligh, who
was called to attend the infant. cauter-
lied the wounds.
A Red Wing man informs local at
tOrney that the GO0dhue county Demo
Gratis, Republicans and Alliance men
will combine OH W. C. Williston for
district judge in the hope of defeating
Judge Murdoch, of this city.
Mrs. John OBrien. at her residence
on Olive street. gave an elegantly O'Clock
dinner Thursday evening, i'll honor OF
her guests, Mr. and Mrs. j. Stanton, of
New Orleans, the latter being niece of
Cardinal Gibbons.
The latest log sale of magnitude is
that of raft by William Sauntry to
Tabor & Co.. Keokuk, and half raft to
Mcdonald Bros, La Crosse, the sale
comprising about 100000 feet.
The twentieth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Staples
wss observed at Maple Island last night
by nearly fifty Saltwater friends, who
drove out in the early evening.
A small crew of men were dispatched
up the North Wisconsin yesterday by
Anderson 81 O'Brien. The men go to
build camps and otherwise prepare for
the coming of the loggers.
In municipal court yesterday the case
of John Swanson, charged with stealing
a pair of shoes from Kern'S store, was
continued until this morning.
Rats were taken out yesterday for
down-river points by the j. G. Chap
man and Daisy. .al.1.s
The pleasing attraction FESTIVAL of
the Days" will be open for the last time
this evening.
Thirty-one new volumes have been
recently added to the Saltwater library.