St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-03

were held for few days on the charge of
larceny, have been discharged
The board of public works met yesterday
morning and allowed the pay rolls of the
engineer, sewer and street forces.
The meeting of the police committee
called for last evening did not take place,
as there was not quorum present.
Maj. Newsom of this city will be the ora
tor on the Fourth of July at Shakopee.
where the firemen are 10 appear in full
force.
Mayor Rice has issued the usual procla-
nation, giving permission for the use of
fireworks in the city on July 4, between 4
O'Clock a. IN. and 10 o'clock p. m.
G. c. Miller, j. NJ. Bohrer and d.
Schultz were appointed by Judge Nc
Grorty as commissioners to make a division
of the estate of Philander Van Auker.
Julius Faber of Union Park sent word to
police headquarters that large bay horse,
with platform spring wagon, had been
stolen from his place on Wednesday night.
Charles Nagle was before Judge Cory
yesterday on the charge of keeping hogs in
the city limits. He was discharged
on promise that he would clean UP his place
within a week.
A meeting of the committee on streets has
been called for tonight TO consider the pc
titiOn of the Northern Pacific railway for
the vacation of certain streets near Trout
brook. All persons interested are invited
to be present.
In the roll Of honor for the city schools
given in the GLOBE recently, W. II. Will
Jams mark should have been % instead of
%. His average for the four years was
94.62 and not 92.2, as has been published in
the papers.
The No. hook and ladder firemen, to-
gether with those of the engine company at
the same house, will have a Fourth of July
celebration of their own. Lunch will be
spread and in the evening the boys will LET
off fireworks.
The following is the statement of bust
ness transacted at the Minnesota Transfer
for June, reported TO Health Officer Jones:
Number of cattle sold, 90; sheep, $50; hogs,
272; corned beef, 7S5 pounds; mutton, 130
pounds; pork, so pounds; hogs, 40O
pounds.
A paper will be issued by the committee
! in charge Of arrangements for the enter
tainment of visitors to the sessions of the
Patriarchal circle on July z. 1t will con-
tain full program of the three days meet
ing and other information of interest to the
visitors.
The French citizens Of st. Paul will show
their respect for the countTy's birthday by
a grand picnic on the bluffs of West St
Paul. 1t will be under the auspices Of
prominent ladies of French nationality
and will be for the benefit Of the church Of
st. Louis, on Wabashaw street. SubstaR
tial refreshments will be served.
The Crusaders have elected the following
officers: President, j. +. Mcclure; vicI
president, j. +. KEENAN,; secretary, c. +
Clark; financial secretary, T. Mccarthy
treasurer, j. F. Twohy; custodian, IL
Lacy; stage manager. j. G. Hanley; exec
utive committee. j. F. Carere, c. G. Car
ter, c. H, Rowe, j. X. Treanor, p. Sehedlo
A man named Jerry Mccarthy was ar
rested by Officer Sullivan yesterday, charged
with horse stealing. Mccarthy has ;
mother, a widow, living at RosemOnt, anC
on Wednesday, it is said, he stole span o
her horses, brought them TO ST. Paul anC
sold them. One of the horses was found,
but the whereabouts of the other is un
known, as Mccarthy refused to tell wher
it was.
In publishing the list of teachers and tn
salaries yesterday, it was stated that Mis-
Austin's salary was reduced S200. Tn
statement should be made iii explanation
of this that her labors will be confined 4
the high school building. Heretofore Sh,
has, in addition TO the high school, laugh
at times in the other school buildings.
was not reduction of salary, but fixing
upon different basis.