St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-03
,rmed by D. NJ. Sullivan, the superIntend-


The case of John S. Thompson and A. Fl.
Thorekild, arrested for scattering hand bills
of the Battle of Atlanta on the streets, was
continued III the munipipal court to Septem-
bert.
There VIII be q meeting of the Young
Peoples Social union and Oxford league of
Jackson street M. E. church at the residence
of DR.. Forbes, No. 54l Robert street, this
evening.
The Grand avenue motor line will be dis
cussed at meeting of the committee on
streets tonight. The meeting will be held in
the council chamber, and all interested are
invited to be present.
The Minneapolis Trades an Labor assem-
bly, will picnic at Lake Miunetonka next Mon
day, Sept 6. The program will include
foot races, base ball. etc. st. Paul labor
organizations will participate.
Patrolmen John Mahoney and James Far
nan were dismissed from the police force
yesterday by Mayor Rice for neglect of duty.
John Taby and w. ]. McGuig gan were ap-
pointed to fill the vacancies.
A warrant was issued from the municipal
court yesterday for the arrest of NJ. w. La
Point, saloonkeeper at 1921 West Seventh
street. The charge is selling liquor to minors
and the complaint is sworn to by j. j. Smith,
agent for the Law and Order league.
The building permits issued during the
month of August numbered 349 and the total
corresponding month last year the records
show 2S6 permits and S357,3S as the valua-
ton.
Six members of the Fifth Minnesota regi-
ment met in the rooms Of the chamber of
commerce yesterday forenoon. Gov. Hub
bard was present. Owing to the light attend
ance no action was taken in perfecting their
organization.
A week ago Hattie Parker made
complaint and caused a warrant
to be issued from the police court. She re-
fused to appear to prosecute the case and
bench warrant was issued. Yesterday she
paid fine Of SO for contempt.
Notwithstanding the outdoor attractions
Lotta had another large and enthusiastic
audience at the Grand last night to witness
"Nitouche.' Tonight she will appear in her
great speciality play Little Detective or
Woman's Curiosity in which she appears in
five different characters.
special meeting of the city council will
be held this noon to arrange for
the raising Of $4,000, to be devoted to the
Marshall county sufferers benefit. A like
amount is to be given by the Minneapolis
city council, but in each case the legislature
it is thought will make good the amount.
Officers Brown and Hurley, who were
charged with taking two glass globes from
the arch on Third street, were before the
mayor yesterday for hearing on the charge.
The evidence showed that the articles were
given them by a workman, but his honor
gave them reprimand and fine of $40 each
for taking them.
At meeting Of the water board yesterday,
bills to the amount of $20,476 were allowed,
the major part of the sum being in payment
of note issued by the board. The petition
of the Minnesota Soap Company for a water
main in Eagle street was granted. The secre-
tary was authorized to advertise for bids for
one car each Of pig lead and lead pipe.
Ed Flanagan of st. Paul was arrested last
night in Minneapolis at the circus grounds
by Detective Hoy for working swindling
game. He would purchase side-show tickets
for 10 cents and then go out on the streets
and sell them as regular circus tickets for 80
and 60 cents.