St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-07
SALTWATER NEWS (
The First Carload of Binding
Twine Is, Shipped. Eae )

The First Carload of Binding
Twine Is, Shipped. &aE J
The first carload of binding twine ever
shipp ed from the prison binding twinei fac
tory was shipped yesterday to Graeeville.
Mimi, and contained a7,0)o pounds of twinei
Another carload will be shipped to Alexan-
dria in day or two. and three carloads have
been ordered by farmers residing in the VII
cinity of Fergus Falls. Last year the product
Of the prison factory amounted to about
300. 000 pounds. and this year the prodacth has
been increased to nearly 1,009,0 pouiit1s.i
Farmers are forming CLUBS i'll various parts
of the state, and are ordering it in large
Quantities, thus saving the additional cost
of freight. F. sW. Temple. of the board
of prison managers. was in the city yester-
day. and in conversation with your CORE
spondent stated that he believed that every
pound Of twine manufactured at the prison
this season would be disposed of. inasmuch
as the trust prices for twine are much higher
One great difficulty, however. is that a ma
jOrlty OF the farmers prefer waiting until
just few days before harvest before placing
their orders. fearing that something might
happen to the growing crops and that they
would have no use for the tWine il pur-
chased. Arrangements will be made. how
ever. for an ample supply OF cars. and every
thing will be arranged SO that orders can be
handled rapidly.
The city council met Tuesday evening and
discussed the matter of opening and gAding
one OF the streets in the western part of the
city to, connect with the Oakdale road which
the county commissioners are desirous of
fixing up. The matter was referred to the
street committee and the city engineer, who
will confer with the county commissioners
The improvement is badly needed, and will
probably be ordered within few weeks.
In. board of education met Tuesday even
inc md o6 hn - In
Prince as treasurer, which wss presented at
a previous meeting. Il. s. Davis cashier>of
the Lumbermen's bank, was appointed MS his
successor Clarence Aylard, graduate of
Ooerlln college, was chosen principal OF the
high school, to succeed j. l.. Garland, who
has removed to Minneapolis.
Mayor Durant has been busy this week
investigating certain charges of misconduct
broughtagainSt ?atrolmen Ziegier and White
by II. NJ. Coles. of this city, whose son was
arrested few days ago for disturbing the
peace. After weigh ing all of the testimony.
the mayor decided yesterday that the charges
were without foundation, and the officers
were completely exOnerated. =,
In the municipal court yesterday the as
sault case against Gust Beteen was continued
until today. Otho Cole was fined S. and
costs for disturbing the peace. The bond of
Willard Alden, i'll the sum of $3.50, to await
the action Of the grand jury on a charge of
shooting Peter Law, was accepted. His
sureties are Mrs. Boutwell,, Mary smith and
George Hines.
Julius j. Deragisch. resident of this city,
died at the Rochester hospital for the insane
Tuesday morning, aud the remains were
brought here yesterday. Deceased was thir-
tv-eight years of age. and was for many
years a prominent resident Of this city The
funeral occurs at a. m. today fiom st.
MlchaeIS church.
The monthly report of the prison physician
shows the healthfulness of that institution to
be very good. On tine lst inst. there was
only one patient in the prison hospital.
The Baldwin-Melville COT bination pre-
sented East Lynne TO a crowded house at
the Grand opera house last evening. This
evening they appear in "Linwood." t'.'5A :
Edward D. Heller was received at the
prison yesterday, and will serve ten months
for adultery. lie was sent here from Fari-
bault county.
! Ira Stockwell. of Lyons, To-. and Joseph
Zimmerman, of Gutenberg. prominent in
logging circles were in the city yesterday.
The city board of equalization met yestsr-
day at the city hall and examined the books
of Assessor Castle.