St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-08
SUNDAY At TILLWATER.
Something About the Factory For Max
ing Binding Irvine.
A CHURCH'S NEW PASTOR.
heavy Output Of Logs---Deepe ming
of the Channel in the st.
Cr0ix.

Work at building the Irvine factory
will, says Warden Randall, begin at
once, though the factory will really be
the former hardwood shop partly re-
built and remcdeled. it having been par
TALLY destroyed by fire and never en-
tirely reconstructed. The factory build
ing will be 130X96 feet 1t will necessi-
tate new set of boilers, each sixteen
feet long and sixty inches in diameter,
to accommodate which an addition to
the present boiler house will be con-
structed. For the necessary brick work
in getting the factory in readiness there
will be required about 100000 brick, to
look up and procure which the warden
made successful visit to st. Paul last
week. The prison managers commit
tee, O'Brien, Temple and Hall, start
East this week to purchase the binding
Irvine machinery, which will have ca
pacity of 1900 to 5000 pounds daily.
The manufacture of Irvine can not, of
course, begin so that the product will be
of avail for this season, as the fiber to
be used must come from this years crop
of fax or hemp. the fiber of each OF
which will in some instances be used
separately and in other cases the two
Will NC cOIl DlllCu.
The installation of Rev. Lewis III.
Morey as pastor of the First Presbyte-
rian church will take place in the
church auditorium tomorrow evening
with appropriate ceremonies. The fol-
lowing programme will be observed:
Organ voluntary, anthem, Scripture
lesson, prayer, anthem; sermon by Rev.
Maurice d. Edwards, of st. Paul;
Hymn 766: installation vows, pro-
pounded by Rev. John Woods, of Min
neapolis; charge to the pastor by Rev.
William M. Kincaid, of Minneapolis;
charge to the people Shy Rev. John
Woods; Hymn S91, benediction.
By the new schedule on the Omaha
road trains leave for ST. Paul at $50 a.
m. and 1908 p. m. daily: 1880 a. M, 500
a. M, $40 a. M, 1:40 p. NJ, 4:05 p. H.,
$40 p. M, and $40 p. M, daily, except
Sunday; 10:30 a. m. and 6:10 p. m. Sum
day only. The Milwaukee train for
Hastings, heretofore leaving at 1910 D.
M, now departs at 1890. This train
and the one leaving at 1920 p. m. will
make the run between Saltwater and
heretofore. The company has also
added an accommodation train leaving
for Hastings at 5p. m. daily, except
Sunday.
The city delegates chosen to the con-
vention of the Alliance party, which
meets Saturday: First ward, John Tin
gerle, John Swanson, John Allen. Jere-
miah Farrent. G. LIE Claire, Ed Barrett,
Ernest Fournier, E. Walsh; Second
ward, j. FL. Cockburn, G. G. johnson,
P. B. Smith, Ed Donovan, Anton Swan
son, F. G. Neumeier, Charles Schulz.
A. Johnson; Third ward, Oscar Ander-
son, D. j. Mcdonald. M. Keefe, Thomas
Organ, Ole Frederickson, Robert Nc
Andrews. II. G. Ferguson, Charles
Boudinot.
The channel of the ST. Croix at the
boom will be at once be made naviga-
BILE by Capt. Appleton, who arrived yes
terday with his steamer Remora, and
steam dredge Mogul. Boats have. for
some time been unable to get up river,
and though the work has been required
by the government, it is undertaken
at the immediate instance of William
Sauntry, of the boom company. The
necessary dredging will occupy about
ten days. time.
Several OF w. F. Walsh's personal
friends and adherents accompanied the
Saltwater runner to st. Paul yesterday
for the purpose of arranging for mile
race between Corbett and Walsh in &C
cOrdance with the provisions of the lat
ter's challenge as published in the
GLOBE yesterday. 1t is understood,
however, that the proposed race was
practically agreed upon Saturday night.
The output of logs at the boom last
week reached upwards of 100000
feet, and the number of feet run out
thus far during the season aggregates
369,0OO,000. The shipments during the
DIV
Grace left with a raft yesterday.
Charles Fifeld, expert machinist and
inspector for the thresher company for
the last eleven years. started yesterday
for Hot Springs to seek relief from
sciatic rheumatism, which has afflicted
him for the five preceding weeks.
A special term of the district court
will be held to-day. at which time Judge
Crosby will hear motion in a case
taken on a charge of venue from Ram
sey to Chisago county.