St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-14

were submitted yesterday for the inspection
of the supervisor of buildings,
Tuesday evening next the present city
council will hold its last session. The new
council will meet Tuesday, June 3.
The Summit Avenue Boulevard association
will hold meeting at the chamber of COM
merce Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Charles Coon gave bond in the penalty Of
$500 yesterday for his appearance at the
June term of the federal court to answer q
complaint of sell ing liquor to Indians.
The adjourned meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the st. Peter Street 1 Improvement
company, which was set for yesterday after
noon, has been indefinitely postponed.
Another row among the fishermen on the
west side of the river occurred yesterday
morning and resulted in the, severe wound
ing of a man named Kofner by another
named Hogan.
The case regarding the assessment for Lin
coin park, in which W. j. Godfrey app ears
as relator and the district court of Ramsey
county respondent. was yesterday argued
and submitted in the supreme court.
Tickets for the entertain ment of the STEM
ogTaphers Business association have been
placed on sale at E. Zmmerman's drug store.
at McMasters corner Seventh and Waba-
sha
The piers of the new Broadway bridge are
now almost complete and arrange ments for
the placing OF the superstructure are being
carried on as though no veto had been placed
on the construction of the bridge by the Sec
rotary Of war.
Active work is being done at Hamline in
preparing the track for the summer meetings.
The contracts have been let for the erection
of the Minnesota Driving clubs new build
ing, and the construction will be begun at
once.
The Dayton's Bluff Citizens union is agi-
tating the matter of better protection on the
Third street bridge, the side rails of which
structure are so low as to make driving
FESTIVE horse across it, with trains passing be-
meath, an extremely perilous undertaking.
Frederick A. Seymour and j. e. Burwell.
representing the Minnesota Driving associa-
ton, left last evening for Terre Haute, Ind,
for the purpose Of attending the races there
and soliciting entries for the inaugural
meeting of the association to be held at
Hamline in July.
Deputy Marshal Gus Beaulieu bronghtJohn
Bellanger to st. Paul yesterday on a charge
of introducing liquor upon the Indian
reservation at White Earth. Bond in the
penalty OF $500 was giveu by Bellanger for
his appearance at the Winona term of the
federal court
The insurance commissioner yesterday adj
mitted the Pine Tree Mutual Fire Insurance
company, of Winona, and the Manufactur-
ers' and Merchants Insurance company, Of
Pittsburg, Pa, to do business in this state.
nv 4 III
aud has a capital of S25u,000.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Adam W. Henderson and Myrtle r. Rock,
George Murdoch and Susan Dohm, D. NJ,
Person and Hsmmadettera w. Johannes
dotter Benjamin B. Haven and Mrs. Sadie
NJ. Shaw, Lemuel A. W. Tweeddale and
Annie Woodnal, Lewis j. Larson and Han
nah A. johnson, j. T. Turner and Malvina
Geneter.
Officer Keaung. of the central detail, was
before Mayor Smith yesterday on charge
preferred by man named Woolsey, who
alleged that the policeman had been init
mate with his wife in the compliments
house. The case was exceedingly nasty in
Details and some tall lying was INDUCED in.
The charge fixed May as the date of trans
erosion, but Heating proved he was else
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ing.
The Junior Pioneer association met last
night at their hail, on the corner of Seventh
and WGbasha streets. They We're entertained
by DR.. j. FL. Murphy and Capt. James Star
key with "reminiscences of early times in St.
Paul. Aid John Gehan and a quartette
gave several vocal selections. An invita-
ton was received from the G. A. r. to par
ticipate in the services on Memorial day.
which, by vote, was accepted.
officer Ross yesterday caught man, Civ.
ing the name of Charles Williams, in the act
of stealing bolt of cloth from Kaufman's
tailor shop. A search of Williams quarters
at No. 9 East Seventh street, revealed
quantity of goods, all believed to have been
stolen. woman calling herself Alice
Williams, and claiming to the wife of
the fellow, was also placed under
arrest. They are believed to be professional
shoplifters.