St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-29
SAINT PAUL.
ODD ITEMS.

Adjt Gen. Mullen is out of town on bust
ness.
There win be a meeting Of the normal
board Friday, Aug l. at Supt kiehle's Office.
The Bates Avenue NJ E. church and sun
Gay school Will picnic at Four lakes TO-
morrow
The price, rs cents, in Hudson hat adver-
tisement in yesterdays GLOBE was an error.
il should have read 9oc.
Secretary Hart is at Owatonna advising
with the county commissioners as 10 the
erection of a new Jail.
Jack Williams and Fred SAWYER, we'll
known sneak thieves. were yesterday sent 20
Como for thirty days each.
The public school library commission Will
hold a meeting Aug. I, to open bids Tor the
supplying Of books for the next two years.
Richard Joyce, young man from Omaha,
Is in the city looking for his sister, Annie
Joyce, who left her home ear ago for Wy
uming. and has not been heard Of since.
Military Storekeeper c. E. Chapel went to
St Hilaire last night to hunt up military
supplies of various kinds which were seIit
there during the Indian trouble last winter
A large number of the companions Of the
LOYAL Legion al Duluth have signifed their
intention OF being present al Duluth, Friday,
and very successful meeting IS anticipated
The emDIoves in the Office of the building
Inspector have prepared Il series Of resolu-
tons of coincidence with the family Of the
late Harry Birmingham. assistant building
inspector.
F. l. Langley. the man who snatched a
pocketbook from J. :. StrOnge at the union
depot Monday evening, was yesterday in the
municipal court held TO the grand jury IN
sum Of 81 SOD bail.
The explosion OF a gasoline stove al the cor
ner OF East seventh and Niunehaha streets
set fire 10 a small frame dwelling yesterday
morning The fire department quickly ex-
tinguished the blaze.
Robert H. Tyler, vino has been before the
municipal court q number OF times on
charge Of forgery, yesterday had his case
again continued for one week, in order to
produce material evidence. Bail was fixed
al S1.000
Richard Norton, cook at the Wabasha club,
Western avenue. was yesterday fined S25 in
the municipal court for using foul and abus-
i've language TO one of the dog oatehers, who
had made inquiries as 10 Norton canine not
being licensed.
James Latourelle the young fellow ar
rested on Il charge Of having committed
rape upon seven-year-old girl named Annie
Kegel. was brought up in the municipal
court yesterday ard renamed without bail
until tomorrow morning.
Building Inspector Gates y. Johnson an
nounced yesterday that he would not fill the
vacancy on his staff caused by the death Of
Assistant Building Inspector Harry Burning
ham Mr.. Johnson considers that he pres
ha hQS l. 11ffpfar1r Z all
quirements.
The chairman and clerk of the executive
committee of the state university have made
their report to the auditor. The expenses
of the institution for July were S!,7J6.40
The expenses for June were S4.799.12. The
building and equipment expenses for June
were S7I0.22.
Much amusement was caused in the munich
pal court Yesterday in the hearing of an as.
sault case preferred by Catherine Clark
against Eda ConnOrs. The women are neigh
bo7s. and, owing TO a slight quarrel, had in
Obliged in q fight with kettles Judge TWOhy
dismissed the case and reprimanded all
parties.
Al yesterdays meeting of the county board
of equalization, q committee representing the
j0bbers appeared and asked that the assessed
value of their effects be not increased. The
board confirmed the assessment made among
the jobbers A number Of corrections were
made on property in the First assessment
strict.
The committee of the trades and labor as
sembly having in charge the labor day DEM
constructions met last evening at Labor hall to
receive propositions for furnishing banners
and transparencies. The carpenters union
and several other organizations will order
new banners at once, so that they may be
ready for labor day.
Rev. Moses Hull delivered a lecture before
an audience of spiritualists and investigators
al Central hall, corner Seventh and Cedar,
last evening. The speaker gave a cOmpari-
son of the resurrection of Jesus as compared
with the phenomena of modern spiritualism.
Another lecture will be given this evening,
subject, bible and Modern Spiritualism
Compared