St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-30
SAINT PAUL.
ON THE FLY.

ON THE FLY.
The shoemaKers discussed the scale Of
wages at last nights meeting.
Rika Carlson was examined in the probate
court yesterday touching her sanity and was
committed to Rochester hospital.
The Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Congre-
CATION of ST. Paul filed articles with the sec
retary of state Yesterday.
The board of trade held short session in
the chamber of commerce yesterday, but no
business of Importance was transacted.
: oscar Wickstrom, for stealing workmen's
dinner pals in the Midway district, was
yesterday sentenced to ninety days at Como.
The chamber of commerce held an exec
autiNe session yesterday and decided upon a
special meeting to be held next Wednesday.
quintet of vags, including the notorious
"Jocko" Conway, were YESTERDAY ordered by
the police judge to clear out of the city or do
ninety days each mt the Como resort.
CAt the meeting of the plasterers last even
ing the initiation fee was raised from 81 to
SO. One member was added to the roll
officers will be elected Monday night
W. C. Horton and James Clark the two
slick confidence men who last week worked
-LNe bogus DeneHI USKet game, were SeHI W
the workhouse yesterday for ninety days.
State Boiler Inspector Clark has been in
specting the steamers and steam launches on
Lake Minnetonka during the last few days.
He says the steamers are all well equipped.
The city treasurer and city comptroller yes
terday announced that the salaries Of the
street force from May 10 to June 15. as passed
by the common council, will be paid Thurs
day.
s. C. Holmgren has filed a complaint
against Samuel White and others. asking for
for an adjudication of liens against lots and
2, block g. of Hamline plat and that he have
q mechanics lien for $685..
:. NJ. Austin, treasurer of the township of
Mounds View, charged with the embezzle-
ment of SS23, was brought up in the muni-
cipal court yesterday and remanded to July
2, bail being furnished for $500.
W. X. Peck. special agent for Adam Fore
paugh's show, was in the city. He viii go to
Mankato this morning, having completed
arrangements for the visit the Forepaugh
show viii make here next Monday.
The adjutant-general sent out badges yes
terday to Lieut.. w. j. Davenport. Brainerd;
Z. J. Falk. Minneapolis and DR.. Thomas C.
Clark, Saltwater These were won last fall
when the Washburn trophy was shot for
The Lunacy Law Reform league, of New
York, has sent a copy of resolutions to Gov
Merriam, thanking him for instigating an in
vestgatiOn into the case of Mrs. SophTonia
Northrop, confined at the st. Peter asylum.
c The Oakland Cemetery association was to
have held a monthly meeting at the chamber
of commerce yesterday. but failed for the
want of a quorum. The executive board will
meet July 6 and decide upon the date for
meeting
A party of young men called at the Office
of the mayor yesterday morning to plead
with his honor to have all saloons closed on
Sunday. The mayor was not in his Office.
and Secretary Carson was informed by the
callers that they would call again.
The old woman, Susanna Jackson, found
by officer Govern at the union depot Sunday
ill destitute condition, and who said she
had come from ST. Cloud to look for friends
in st. Paul, was yesterday sent to ST. cloud
by Secretary Hutchins. of the Relief society
The state treasurer sent out notices yester-
day of the p p-incipal and interest due on
school district loans. About 800 school dis
tricts have taken advantage of this arrange
ment to borrow from the permanent school
fund.- and between SS00,000 or 81, 100000 have
been loaned in this way.
Eddie Birch and Carl Cohen lads of ten
years of age, were arrested last evening on
warrants by officer McMann, charging them
with being concerned in the robbery of an
umbrella ana a chair for which offense an
other lad, F. May Alice, was arrested yester-
day morning by Detective Horan.
Detective Koran yesterday arrested young
thief eleven years of age, who has the patri-
clan name of F. May Alice. He is wanted
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Kingsland Smith, of the st. Paul Roller Mill
company, and chair from Bannon & Co,
East Seventh street. The youngster is said
to be connected with gang of thieves.
picnic viii be held at Groveand park by
the members of st. Marks church, Merriam
Park, ON the Fourth. Two hundred dollars
in prizes will be distributed among the win
ners OF the various races and games. An
elaborate dinner will be served from u
O'Clock until p. m. Merriam Park Cornet
band will discourse music and Fourth Of
July Grafton will be delivered.
ST. Vincent's parish will celebrate by q
grand picnic at the beautiful new club
grounds near Lake Como on the Fourth of
July. Boating, racing, jumping and weight
throwing will be indulged in, the successful
competitors in the several events receiving
valuable prizes. Brass and string bands will
alternately play patriotic selections through
out the day.
President Morrow, of the retail clerks
union has issued the following notice: "0n
account of the extreme bad weather and
dullness of trade which has prevailed this
season, the members of Retail Clerks Union
No feel that in justice to those merchants
who have stood SO consistently by the early
closing petition, such as feel SO inclined
shall keep open their places of business till
9 o'clock p. N. from to-day until Friday
night"