St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-29
SUNDAY AT SALTWATER.
The Output Of Logs Last Week Reached
Big Figures.
A VERY ACTIVE MARKET.
Ed W. Finley, Of st. Paul, Suddenly
Becomes Insane at Doyle's
Boarding House.

The output of logs at the st. Croix
boom last week reached 100000 feet.
The greatest amount turned out during
any week this season, and the largest
ever made from the outside gap in the
history. of the corporation. Manager
William Sauntry said that the total out.
put thus far for the year was 425, 1000. 900.
and that the boom would run two weeks
longer, at the end of which period the
aggregate of logs run out for the season
would reach 462 100000 feet. beating the
record of any previous year since the
boom began operations. Lastly there
were 262,000,000 feet. Speaking of the
prospective log-cut for the winter of
1890 81 he said: THE cut will be as
large as last year, but it will not give us
lthe boom corporatiOn) as many logs to
handle as we have had this summer, for
the reason that there are comparatively
few old logs now left to come in. But
yet there will be as many here in
the market next season. ON account of
the greater number of logs that will be
held over here. The market here" he
added. was active last week, and
fair amount of sales were made at sat
iSfactory prices. The season is near an
end now, but l believe that there are a
good many down-river mill men who
must have RATS soon, and, though
there is great amount of logs in the
lake now. expect good lot of RATS
will be closed out before the river
freezes. But, with all that. as said
before, there will be large lot of logs
left over"
Ed w. Finley. of ST. Paul. member
a. irlln iol+
and Jubilee company, became suddenly
insane in his room at Doyle's boarding
house. Oh Myrtle street. yesterday
morning, and grew SO violent that his
confinement in the city Jail became nee
essary. The company showed at South
Saltwater Saturday night, and, on re-
turning to Doyle'S. left orders to be
called for the train at $50 a. m. The
other members hurried to the station
after being called, and left for st. Paul.
but Finley fingered in his room in
daZed way, and at length broke out in
cries of Fire" and Murder" until the
neighbOrhOOd was aroused. The doc
tors who examined the man in Jail say
that his malady is not the result of
drinking, as was at first thought prODa-
Bile.
The r. J. Wheeler arrived yesterday
e>'Nt WV WIN q AoIC VI loSS AL Du-
buQue.
Doutney temperance meetings were
held at the Grand opera house yester-
day afternoon and evening. the house
being filled at the latter meeting. To-
night at Music hall.
M. ii. Bromley, the well-known liv-
cry stable proprietor. was severely in
jnred Saturday night in a runaway of
the horse he was driving. His buggy
collided with another vehicle on North
Main street and Mr.. Bromley was
thrown several feet and struck with
great violence Oh the pavement near
the prison. The injuries include his
left shoulder, breast and hip. He is
confined to his bed in consequence, but
no serious results are anticipated.
Frank 81. Lemon arrived home yester-
day from the state of Washington,
where, in company with James FOran,
he has established himself in business.
II. P. Barclay returned yesterday
after few weeks visit with his brother
at Helena, Mont.
Hon. John G. Black, eX-pension COM
missioner, will address a Democratic
mass meeting at Hudson, Friday even
ing.