St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-05
SALTWATER NEWS.
Rev. Nj. E. Murphy Talks on the
School Plan.

A GLOBE reporter called on Rev.
NJ. E. Murphy yesterday, and in re-
spouse to the query, "What is your
opinion of the school trouble in this
city during your absence?' he consented
to the following brief interview:
"Well, hardly can express an opin-
ION about that at present. Had l been
here / do not think that the trouble
would have occurred. No one can more
deeply regret the misfortune OF its in
PRODUCTION than l. My whole public life
for nigh quarter OF century has been
bound up i'm the social and religious
prosperity of the good people of Still
water, and | have watched the city's
growth from its condition of little better
than village to its present splendid
proportions, which place it among the
first cities of the state. l presume it
will not he taken amiSs if l say that in
this magnificent growth felt sincere
pride, and take no undue honor to my
self in saying that had some
little share in its upbuildine.
Not only were the people of
st. Michael's dear to me, but l believe
that | may number the non-Catholic
residents of the city among my warm
est and truest friends. OF necessity,
Saltwater must touch me deeply. l
could not but feel keenly the introduce
ton of any discordant element-be its
merits or dement's what they may-that
would ruffie the smooth and peaceful
life current of this community. am
reliably told that its agitation not only
stirred up religious rancor and bitter
ness, but also more or less interferes
with the business relations of its citi-
ZenS. If this be true, regret it more
than / can express i'll words. L trust
now that the external cause of this
trouble being removed, it may leave no
sinister results to disrupt the harmOni-
Gus and peaceful relations of the peO-
pie. can only express my deep regret
for the pain which the failure of the
plan must have brought to the heart of
the archbishop"
Residents of this city are pleased with
the ticket prepared at the Democratic
convention in Minneapolis on WedneS-
day, and are confident of the success of
the party in November. Judge j. G.
Nethaway, who received the nOmina-
ton for attorney general. was receiving
the congratulations of his many friends
yesterday.
The Ruth cleared yesterday with a
raft of logs for the Empire Lumber COM
pany, Winona. the Iowa departed with
| a raft for the Clinton Lumber company,
! Clinton, To-, and the Bun Hersey cleared
with tow of logs consigned to parties
at Glenmont, Prescott and Red Wing.
In the probate court yesterday Michael
Mackey made application for letters
testamentary in the estate of Andrew
Mackey, deceased. James Middleton,
of st. Paul, has been appointed admin
istrator of the estate of Alexander Nc
Hattie. deceased.
j. L. Hildebrandt, tailor residing on
West Myrtle street, disappeared from
home last Friday afternoon, and all
trace of him has been lost. He was ad-
dicted to drink. and many fear that he
| has committed suicide.
The remains of Lloyd Waiter, who
died Monday in Montreal, arrived yes
| terday, and were inferred in the Catho-
| lie cemetery at South Saltwater in the
| afternoon.
Ex-senator Sabin returned yesterday
| from trip to Chicago.