St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-28
In Police Court.
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
Ianl clearinps Yesterday 1850 aa6 Isl

posting bills on telegraph pole.
The Swedish Brethren yesterday fled an
amendment to their articles of incorporation
changing their name to the Swedish Broth
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DR.. DunsmOOr will have hearing in the
police court to-day on the charge of puttsng
< q frame roof on a building which is within
the fire limits. s
The committee on exhibits Of the exposi-
ton board yesterday voted to recommend
that the Jananese village be secured for the
next exposition.
Work on the hospital building up in Sol
diers home will begin in June. 1t is to be
15Ox5O feet, two stories high, of pressed
brick and brownstone.
The city engineer is preparing plans for
several bridges the most important OF which.
the one on Laurel avenue. will be four spans
ON grade and cost $4,000.
Of the S., SOC, 900 levied on the real estate
of this county, ST 500, 900 has been paid.
Taxes are coming in at the county treasurers
office at the rate of 100000 day.
The board of education yesterday took out
permit for $50. 900 slow-burning school
building. to be erected on the corner of Fifth
avenue north and East Seventeenth street.
E. F. Comstock charged with keeping the
vicious dog which bit ten-year-old Johnnie
Edmonds was discharged yesterday on pay
ment of costs, the dog having been induced
to die.
There was 500 fire in the kitchen of J.
w. Chrisinger's house at 1925 Fourteenth
avenue south, at about noon yesterday,
caused by an explosion of gasoline used in
cooking.
DR.. r. o. Beard. Of the health department,
had E. M. Runyan, the real estate man, ar
rested yesterday for the unauthorized re-
moval of measles card.'' Runyan will have
q hearing on Friday.
VINO died Saturday night at her home on Uni
versity avenue northeast. was held at the
Church of st. Anthony of Padua yesterday
morning at o'clock.
All members of A. o: q. ". lodges and $.
X. legions are requested to assemble at the
hall, 22I Washington avenue south, at p.
m. sharp on Decoration day to participate
in the memorial parade.
James Fitzpatrick. employed at the Pa1i-
SADIE mill, fell under moving train on the
M. & ST. L. road at st. Anthony Park, and
the wheels crushed one of his feet. He had
narrow escape from death.
Chief Bracket who has been criticized for
stopping amateur ball games on Sunday, says
the police have no option in the matter
when complaints are lodged with them, as
the law makes it disorderly conduct.
The fence around the site of the new city
hall has been CONDEMNED by the building in
spector as dangerous to travel. Numerous
collisions occur at the corners, and an effort
will be made to have them cut off by a
diagonal fence.
The Ladies Labor lyceum will hold meet
ing at the corner of Washington and Twen-
tieth avenues north this evening. Miss Eva
Mcdonald will address the meeting. Other
speakers will participate in the discussion.
Ladies are especially invited.
Work OIL the new court house and city hall
foundation was begun yesterday morning.
The foundation for the county side must be
in before winter, and that for the city side
within year. An attempt will be made to
get the entire foundation in this fall.
o,ooc T off,,c opd Iizyio Clancy TOhn r
Thorpe and Julia E. Gee, Frank Hebell and
Mary Klenzle, Fred Grace and Barbara
Zuppe, Andrew Nelson and Olivia j. L. Mel
son. Michael Cannon and Hannah Hickey
Yesterday took out marriage licenses
The railroad Y. M. G. A. holds it fourth
anniversary meeting Wednesday night at the
hall. 21 Second street south. Reports of the
years work will be made, and Receiver
Truesdale, of the st. Louis will deliver an
address to be followed by a musical ana III
erary programme.
DR.. Samuel Marx, of Montreal, preached
for the Hebrew Reform congregation Sun.
da-, and probably will be called to the pas
torate. The pulpit has been vacant since
a half ago. DR.. Marx is a scholarly man.
and was co rdially received by the congrega-
ton.
There is movement to have Lake street,
which has been extended to MinnetOnka,
boulevarded by property owners its entire
bridge with the Summit avenue boulevard of
ST. Paul. 1t could be made direct boule-
ward twenty miles long to Lake Minnetonka.
E. B. Wallace, young telegraph operator
who has recently come to the city, was ar
rested Saturday night for passing counter
felt dollar on vendor of .'red-hots." He
was examined before United States Commls-
& sioner Odell yesterday, who discharged him,
as it was shown he came into possession OF
the bogus coin innocently.
Alta regular meeting of the Father Mathew
G T. A. 4 NJ b. Society of st. Anthony sun
day it was decided to JOIN the procession on
| Decoration day, headed by their spiritual
director, Rev. Daniel O'Reily. The pro-
cession will start from the st. Anthony
church at a. m. sharp. All members are
requested to be present in uniforms.
A reunion of the Eighth Minnesota will
take place at Lake Minnetonka June 20.
The regiment will be the guest of Maj. Camp,
who invites the old members and their fami-
lies. The reunion will consist OF tour OF
the lake and banquet at the Hotel Lafayette.
a snecial train will meet the regiment at