St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-13
SUNDAY AT SALTWATER.
A Receiver for the Sawyer House Said
To Have Been Appointed.
ELMORE LOWELL THE MAN.
Sens of Herman Lodges, Ccneordia and
Germania, Finally Cons0l-
idated.

It was given out yesterday that Judge
McCluer, in the long-eXrected decision
in tile Sawyer house matter, had grant
ed the application for the appointment
of a receiver; that Elmore Lowell
had been practically appointed as such
officer, and had qualified by giving the
required bond, with james S. O'Brien,
the prominent lumberman. as surety.
The decision of the court, not having
been formulated bv Saturday night, is
not yet officially promulgated. but the
foregoing statement includes its main
point. Mir. Lowell expects to open the
hotel forthwith, and until the Lowell
estate, through foreclosure proceedings.
becomes again in full possession, to
conduct the house under direction of
the court.
After years of separate existence the
sister lodges Concordia aud GermaDia,
Sons of Herman, have consolidated
under the name of Germania Lodge No.
3, and elected as officers +. G. Neu-
meier, PRESIDENT: John Mackenhausen,
vice president: William Becker, secre-
tary; Louis PankOnin, treasurer; Julius
Dahne, n. f. ScnwarZ and +. w. Kern,
board of directors. Germania lodge,
numbering eighty-nipe members. is
HOW G1C StCOliu COilS III I1tI-
man lodge in the state. and on the 5th
OF next month will celebrate in be-
coming and elaborate manner the or
ganiZation anniversary of both the
original local lodges Of the order, there
being but two days difference as to
month and day of the month in the
establishment of Concordia and Ger
mania lodges.
The influenza is. to some extent, pre-
valent in the st. CroiX lumber regions,
though as yet not so generally as to
seriously affect the work except in a few
localities. John Mccarthy, who is home
from trip i'll the neighberhood of
Mora, reports that at one camp visited
by him twenty of the men were. down
with the disease. 8 message was re-
ceiYed Saturday from one of Jourdain
81 Mathews camps, near Cable, on the
Nemakagon, and directed to Still
water drug firm, telling the latter to
hurry up the medicine, as 'all our men
are getting the Influenza" John G.
Nelson, who is returned from Ground
house river, says that the disease was
evidently beginning to invade the
camps in that region. 1t is also re-
ported that sort of horse grip or cpl
Zootic has broken out among the horses
in the pineries.
ing's Installation of officers a public af-
fair SO far as the families of brethren
are concerned. and the lodge ceremonies
will be followed by other exercises OF a
festive nature.
The opera house management has
concluded to try the experiment of re-
ducing the price of the dress circle and
parquette seats from 81 TO Is cents, and
will note the result at Friday nights
performance.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. McGoldrick, of
st. Paul, were guests yesterday at the
residence of Postmaster John Nc
Carthy.
Three young men. who are en- route
from Kansas to Africa to work as mis-
sionaries in the SOudan, conducted the
services at the Presbyterian, Baptist
and Congregational churches yesterday
morning, and each addressed union
mass meeting at the Presbyterian church
in the evening.