St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-09
SALTWATER sILHoUETTEs.
A Railroad Exonerated-St. Croix
Lumber Cut-Notcs and News.

A coroner's inquest was held yester-
day over the remains of Max Fogel. the
peddler who was killed at Lakeland
Saturday afternoon. The jury exon
Grated the railroad employees from all
blame, and decided that the man came
To his death by his own carelessneSs.
Sam Kaufman. brother-in-law of the
deceased, residing at st. Paul, took
the remains in charge, and they were
shipped to st. Paul on the l2.0S p. m.
Omaha passenger train. Kaufman
stated that the deceased's name was
Fogel, not Fengel, and that he had
wife and four children residing at Brest,
Litowsky. Russia. Deceased was thirty
seven years of age, and resided at
West Fourth street, st. Paul.
The lumber cut of all the mills In the
st. CroiX valley for tile past season ag-
gregates total of 21S.60S, 363 feet Of
lumber, S7,279. $50 shingles, and 6l,029,-
$50 lath.
Hon. j. N. Castle. Judge J. G. Meth
away and Hon. n. Ii. Clapp were APP
pointed committee yesterday by
Judge ii. II. Muidock to make arrange
nentS for memorial service In honor
of tile late Judge William M. McCluer.
The memorial service will probably be
held at the court house some day the
lattdr part of this week.
The jury in the case of Burt Hamil-
ton. charged with assaulting conductor
on the Chicago. Milwaukee IL st. Paul
railroad near Hastings, returned YER
diet of guilty of assault in the second
degree. The case of his pal, Robert
jackson, will probably come up this
afternoon.
William Thompson, Dane employed
by the saltwater Manufacturing cOm-
pany. lost two fingers of his right hand
yesterday while employed in the factory.
He was feeding small niece of board
into one OF the machines. when his
hand slipped. with the above result.
Register Of Deeds Harvey w. Davis
received a telegram yesterday an
nouncing the death of his grandmother,
Mrs. Harvey Wilson, at San Jose. Cal.
Mrs. Wilson was formerly resident of
this city. The remains will be for
warded to this city for interment.
Six valuable horses, the property of
j. p. GriDben, OF ST. Paul, were
drowned Sunday on the ClOverdale
stock farm. a few miles from this city.
The horses were prancing around on
the ice and went through. They were
valued at $4,000.
Samuel RintZ, son of Jacob Rintz,
residing at Alton. was examined as to
his sanity in probate court yesterday by
Drs. A. II. Stein and L. Z. Clark. He
was adjudged insane. and will be taken
to the insane asylum at Rochester to-
day.
The local lodge Knights of Pvthias
will be honOred with an official visit
from the officers of the grand lodge this
evening. George b. Shaw, of Eau
Claire, Wis, supreme chancellor of the
order. will be present.
The case of Robert Elschlepp.
charged with the larceny of 5000 from
dwelling house at Marine, will come
up for trial in the district court this
morning.
Henry Bloxam arrived at the prison
yesterday from Steele county, and en-
tered upon a years sentence for grand
larceny III the second degree.
R. j. Wheeler q Co. shipped a large
number of horses to their numbering
camps near Drummond, WIS.,. yester-
day.
the adjourned meeting of the Still
water Library association will he held
at the library rooms tomorrow evening
at 700.
w. A. Chambers is at Duluth.