St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-18
SAINT PAUL.
FOUND AROUND TOWN.

The board of equalization will begin its
work Monday.
The board of county commissioners VIII
meet Monday at 10 a. N.
Scarlet fever at 597 Lincoln avenue was re-
ported at the health office yesterday.
Hugh Frazier, of Hague avenue, is Boosting
of the stir his new son will make when ne
grows up.
The colored woman Minnie Charleston
was again in the police yesterday on charge
of larceny, but was acquitted
The funeral of Mrs Lee Davis will be held
at the family residence this afternoon at :
O'Clock, and not Sunday, as had been preW
ously announced
The examination of the title to lands at
Mankato to be used for government build
ing has been referred TO United States Dis
trict Attorney Hay
Diplomacy will be presented at the Grand
opera house for the last time to-day and to-
night Tomorrow night they will be seen ID
1.-The Bankers Daughter"
EThe city treasurer is busilY engaged in pre-
pairing for the semi-annual settlement with
the county. It Is expected by Mr.. Refs, the
treasurer, that the settlement will be made
Monday next
GSOIG6 DOOh pltdAi6u SuAAtg VI
trespassing in the United States district
court yesterday, and was sentenced to pay
fine equivalent to the timber cut, which Is
somewhat more than 500.
Chief Foley. of the Milwaukee fire depart
ment and Attorney Conley are being piloted
about the city by Chief jackson and j. c.
Donnelly. They will leave to-day for Great
Lake Mont, to look after mining interests.
Patrick Boyle man forty years of age,
was last evening struck by an engine in the
union depot yards. He sustained severe
scalp wounds. and was conveyed in the Cen
tral station patrol wagon 10 the city hospital.
The city treasurer yesterday paid TO the
trustees of the Rosabel Street church the
sum of $4,000 on account of the removal of
she church by the city for the Sixth street
bridge. a sum of $4,000 still remains TO be
paid.
Andrew D. Davidson, William Davidson
and Frederick L. Bayard have begun an
action against Alexander Garrett to quiet
title to all of Dawson's Encouragement OF
block II of Banning q divers addition to
West St. Paul.
The Norwegian male choir Nidaros de-
parted yesterday morning for Minneapolis
TO participate in the festival given by the
United Scandinavian Singers of America. A
handsome banner has been presented to the
choir by a number OF their friends.
D. C. Hannafn, the switchman who is ac-
cused of having broken into car in the
union depot yards and sOlen valise valued
with contents al 500, was yesterday given
hearing in the municipal court. He was held
TO the grand jury. bail being fixed at $1,000
c. B. LaWton, the West side real estate
dealer, was charged in the municipal court
yesterday with having, it is alleged, unlaw-
fully converted to his own use the sum OF
SO 50, the property of Mary Nj. landlord.
The case was continued until the 22d, bail
being fixed at 500.
Ed Flanagan, arrested Thursday evening
on a charge of attempting to commit an out
rage on Clara Virig. young woman living on
Dayton's Bluff. was brought up before Judge
Cory in the municipal court yesterday. The
case was continued until to-day the prisoner
being remanded to the jail.
Mayor Smith yesterday received a letter
from Menomonie, Wis. in which the writer
asks for information as to the whereabouts OF
her son, Ira L. Manchester. He worked at
Elena, Wis III 1870 on the railroad and then
came TO work, as the writer states, at the
university at St. Anthony Park.
Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts. of New York, is to
speak in st. Paul on sabbath Reform
three times to-morrow-at a union meeting
in the Central Presbyterian church in the
evening at S; in the afternoon at in the Y.
NJ C. a., and at the West Side Presbyterian
church at 30 in the morning.
The Peoples church have planned an ex-
cursion for themselves and their friends to
the Dalles of the st. Croix. leaving from the
depot at the foot of Fourth street at a. IN.
on Saturday. July %. Seibert's orchestra win
accompany the party. ItprOmises to be one OF
the most delightful occasions of the season.
EChief Clark last evening arrested, at the
corner of Fourth and Cedar streets, man
named Tim O'Toole, q laborer, who Is
wanted for committing a burglary on the
night of the 18th, in Henry " eller's clothing
store at Ninth and NaDasha. O'TOOle,
when arrested, was dressed in suit of
clothes stolen from the store. The fellow
was locked up at police headquarters.
The Bethel Sunday school, Wagner's block,
East Seventh street. went out Thursday
morning last to Silver lake on its annual pic
mic. There was large attendance and
very pleasant time The good things pro-
vided by kind friends made the youngsters
quite happy. All were home by P. M, be-
fore the rain came, tired but merry over a
good time.
The naval veterans met last night at 20
East Seventh street and selected delegates to
the reunion to be held at Detroit, Mich, Aug.
2, at the same time the G. A. K. encampment
is held. The names of the delegates are
James Kavanaugh, who is lieutenant colonel
of the Naval Veteran Association of the
United States and commander of the Mime
sofa association; Shipmate Bragg, of Duluth,
Shipmate Weston, OF Maiden Rock, Wis, and
Shipmate Simons, of Philadelphia.