St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-18
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Thomas ]. Glasp.e Instantly Killed While
Unloading Logs.
WHO WILL BE NEXT JUDGE?
To-day at the Churches - General
News Of Quiet Satur-
day.

Thomas ]. Glaspie, an employe at
Jack McLaughlin's (Musser, Sauntry &
Coz camp on Moose river, near White
Birch, Wis, was killed Friday evening
while unloading logs at the landing.
Glaspie had started his team ahead,
when log rolled from the load strik-
ing him to the ground. and crushing
him, death resulting almost immedl-
ately. The remains were brought to
this city yesterday. and were taken to
the undertaking rooms of j. III. Cock
burn, on Third street. Deceased was
about thirty-five years of age, and res
ident of Marine. this county.
No meeting of the Washington county
bar has AS yet been called to decide
upon successor to the late Judge FL.
R. Murdoch. E. G. Butts. who is act
ing president, when asked yesterday in
regard to the matter, stated meeting
would probably be held the first part of
the week. There Is an abundance of
talent in the city for the position, but
nearly all of the attorneys who are
qualified to take the position feel that
they can make more by the practice of
law. Hon. j. n. Searles and N. H..
Clapp have been spoken of as probable
successors, but it is thought that they
will pot accept the judgeship if 1t
should be offered them. Both of the
gentlemen are we'll verSed in matters
pertaining to law, and either would
make fit successor to the late Mr.. Muir
dock.
Church services to-day will be as fol-
lows: At the Presbyterian church Rev.
l.. II. Morey will preach at 10 a. IN. and
at 80 p. m; subject for morning dis
course, "Thoughtfulness; evening
theme, "Power and Wisdom;" young
peoples meeting at $3.50 p. m. Rev. j.
H. Albert will conduct services at the
Congregational church at 1880 a: m.and
7:3O p. M; morning theme. BE Ye
Also Ready" evening topic, "The Cos
pei of Senator ingalls, or of Jesus Christ
in Dealing With the Which?'
At the Methodist church Rev. j. Nj.
Bull will preach at 1890 a, M; subject,
"Covetousness; revival service in
the evening. Morning and evening
services as usual at the Universalist
ing. Rev. N. E. Chapman, of the BaD-
fist church, will conduct services at the
Oak Park chapel at 4 p. m. Sunday
school at the churches at the usual
hour.
1t was reported yesterday that David
Seeley, an explorer residing here, had
been killed in fracas at one of the
numbering camps on GrOnndhOuse in
Northern Minnesota, by Fred Staples.
1t was ascertained, however, that no
one had been killed, but that one Dave
Seely had received severe injuries
through being struck on the head with
a stove poker The person injured is
not relative of the Seeleys residing III
this city.
John Shriboley, residing In the town
of Woodbury.. broke the top OF the inner
bone of his left ankle yesterday at the
Hershey Lumber Company's mill at
Oak Park. The Injured man was load
ing sawdust when large chunk OF the
frozen sawdust broke loose, and In at
tempting to get from under it he struck
his heel against wagon tongue Will
the above result.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ii. A twood and
Jacob Bean left yesterday for two
months tour through Washington, Ore,
gon, New Mexico, Mexico and other
Western and Southern states. They GO
as guests of A. b. Plough, general maui
ager of the st. Paul u Duluth road, i'll
his private car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Quinn were
pleasantly surprised at their home, on
the corner of Willard street and Sixth
avenue, Friday evening, 1t being the
twentieth anniversary Of their marriage,
and large number of friends gathered
to commemorate the event.
The committees of Mueller and Crook
POSTS. G.. A. r., who were appointed ia
make arrangements for the coming
campfire met Friday evening and de-
clded to hold it at Music hall, OH the
evening of Feb. 4. The programme has
not yet been arranged.
Barney Knowles proved the winner
i'm the wrestling match at b. and L..
hall Friday evening. Tom Wells. his
antagonist, agreed to throw him three
times, four points down, in one hour
for a purse Of $50. Each man secured
one fall.
The officers of Colfax lodge, Daugh-
tiers of Rebeckah, were publicly In
stalled Thursday evening. After the
installation services were held, a lunch
was served and those in attendance ell
loved a social dance until late hour.
The dinner and supper given yester-
day In the old postoffce building Oh
Second street by the Albright Band OF
the Presbyterian Church was well
patroniZed, and a goodly sum was real
lied for missionary purposes.
A pleasant hop was given at Grand
Opera House hall lby a number or the
Younger society people of the city Fri
day evening. About twenty couples
were in attendance and an enjoyable
evening was spent.
The Grand opera house will remain
closed the balance of the present month
and all of February. there being no at
fractions booked until March Q, when
Verona Jarbeau is billed for one night
State Senator James Kelley, Of Hous-
ton county, Hon. A. L. Sinclair, Of
Winona, and Representative Demo, OF
Houston county, were guests OF Warden
Randall at the prison yesterday.
John Nelson died yesterday at the
CITY hospital of some disease OF the
liver. The remains were taken to the
undertaking rooms of Wing & Simonet
CIR. Reyes, formerly hospital stewart
at the prison, was in the city yesterday,
preparatory to removing to Duluth
where he will practice medicine.
Geo. F. Sabin and wife, of st. Paul,
attended the whist party on Monday
evening. at the residence of MIR. and
Mrs. E. d. Burlington.
Sheriff Marty now has in charge al
the county Jail seven prisoners, five OF
whom are from Pine county, sent here
for safe keeping.
Herbert E. Graham has gone to From
tenac, where he will take charge of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & est. Paul tele
graph office.
Dudley II. Hersey and wife left
Wednesday afternoon for Mexico, where
they Will spend the remainder of the
winter.
Herbert, son of D. w. Vanderhoof
returned to Farjbault Wednesday
where he is attending Shattuck military
school.
Miss Matte Smith, who has been the
guest of Miss Louise Foster, returned tC
her home at Minneapolis this week.
Mrs. w. s. Tough entertained the
newly organized Spider Web Whist and
Euchre club Thursday evening.
The funeral of Miss Selma NOrdstrom
was held yesterday afternoon from the
Swedish Methodist church.