St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-19
AROUND THE CITY.

Adjt Gen. Mulleu went TO camp with the
Second regiment yesterday.
The Unity Sunday school picnic will be
held at -Four Lakes to omorrow.
Scarlet fever at A Dearborn street was re-
ported a the health Office yesterday.
State Printer Ramafey has issued the new
election laws going into effect June l.
OIL Inspector II. B. Willis has taken up
quarters adjoining the senate chamber at the
capitol.
a civil service examination for postal
clerks of the male sex alone viii be held at
the ST. Paul office July 13.
Deputy Treasurer Iverson will look after
the state treasury department in the ABSENCE
at Lake City, of Col. Bobeleter.
The class of 'SS, ST. Paul high school, viii
hold its third annual reunion at the high
school building this evening at O'Clock.
Pat Mason and Roy Laughln were each
sentenced to the workhouse yesterday for
thirty days, for stealing box of axle grease.
There will be a special meeting Of the press
club Sunday afternoon for the purpose of
electing delegates to the National Editorial
convention.
The Black Hills Telegraph and Telephone
company filed articles of amendment to their
incorporation yesterday, changing the date
of the shareholders meeting.
c. n. Perkins, president of the state dairy
men association, at Stewart, and William
Gregg, also of Stewart, were callers at the
dairy commissioners Office yesterday.
The statement in yesterdays GLOBE that
Sheeney Annie roomed over Roxy Reber's
saloon, on Fourth street, was incorrect. The
woman rooms in another part Of town.
NJ y. Flint has taken out building permit
for four story brick warehouse to be erected
on Third street, between Wacouta and Rosa
bel streets The cost of the building will be
SIS, 900.
A number of persons were in the munic-
ipal court yesterday charged with refusing to
pay dog licenses. AS the pieadings did not
contain a description of the dogs the cases
were dismissed
Company * of the Second regiment of the
National Guards of the state, to the number
of twenty, breakfasted yesterday al the Mer-
chants on their way from Duluth to go into
camp at Lake City.
The standing room sign was again dis
played last evening at the Metropolitan at
$50 O'Clock, and a great many people that
applied after that hour were unable to secure
even standing room.
Mayor Smith yesterday requested City At
torney LaWler to deliver the address of well
come on behalf of the city to the visiting
turner's at tomorrow's parade Mr. Lawler
cordially accepted the Invitation.
Charles Memo, boy of fourteen, arrested
yesterday by Officer Wiedle, is charged with
carrying concealed weapons. The boy was
trying to sell a revolver on East Seventh
street, and it is supposed he stole the gun.
AT the forthcoming international conven
ton OF the Young Peoples Society of Chris
tian Endeavor. a combined chorus of 1,C00
voices will take part. The rehearsals will be
held under the direction of Prof. Colville on
June -, %, 25 and 30 III the First NJ E.
church.
Judge Thayer, of st. Louis, will be in st.
Paul early in July to assist in holding the
United States circuit court in the place of
Circuit Judge Caldwell. Judge Thayer is
member of the new court of appeals created
for the Eighth judicial district by recent act
of congress.
Police officer Newell was on trial yesterday
before the mayor charged with having used
his club unjustifably upon young man
named Thorton, whom he arrested week
ago at Shades park. The mayor decided,
while the arrest was justiiiable, the officer
had no right to use his locust, severely repri
manded and fined him So.
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota, said
last evening that the condition of Mrs. Hans
brough had changed but slightly during the
day. DR.. II. II. Ruger, a brother of Gen.
Ruger. who is The senator's family physician
arrived in the city last night in response to
message from the senator, and held con-
sultatiom with DR.. Lufkin, the attending
physician. The physicians report no imme
diate cause for alarm.
The board Of public works held meeting
yesterday afternoon for the purpose of con-
sideriug The opening and extending of Maria
avenue, from Eighth street to Edison street.
A large number OF property owners present
were opposed to the improvement at the
present time. The board, after deliberation,
decided to ask the council for authority to
adjourn the matter for one year. The bal
ance of the business transacted was purely
routine.
Police officer McCarrick, so terribly injured
month ago by being struck by an electric
car, has been given up by the doctors of ST.
Josephs hospital, and yesterday it was re-
ported that he could not live many hours
The relapse which set in last Sunday caused
all hope to be abandoned, though everything
that possibly could be done for the unfortu
nate man was faithfully carried out. Yes
terday he was unconscious and towards
evening his face and hands became cold.
while his respiration was hurried and gave
every indication OF approaching death.
BASSETT AND ALIASES