St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-13
SAINT PAUL.
ST. PAUL SPLINTERS.

A regular meeting of the assembly will be
held tomorrow night.
The park force received its pay yesterday
for the month of June.
Hon. c.. C. Wilson, of Rochester is in the
city attending to business in the United
States circuit court
Scarlet fever was reported to the health
Office yesterday from 100 and from 2o3 Gran
lite street
The body of Peter Smith, the boy browne
in the river on Friday last, was recovered at
Hastings yesterday.
Today the board of public works will take
testimony III the matter of the proposed
change of grade on Seiby avenue.
Andrew Costello. a former citizen of Ire
land. was granted his naturalization papers
in the United States circuit court yesterday.
The police were notified yesterday that
Jesse Shandorf an eight-vearold lad who
lives at .aaS Starkey street, had run away
from home.
Ed Warren. deputy United States mar
shal has arrested George BARLEY. of Pine
River, and taken HIM to Detroit Mum, for
selling liquor to Indians.
Robert Morrise a deputy United States
marshal, arrested Thomas Borden. of Brain
erd. and took him to Detroit Mimi, on
charge of selling liquor TO Indians.
John Kelliher. who was arrested with two
others for burglariZing The house of III. S.
Fairchild. was released from the county jail
yesterday. Bonds were given by his parents
The personal injury case of Charles +.
Sandstrom against The Northern Pacific
Railroad Company is still trial in theS
United States circuit court before Judge
Thomas and jury.
The pump at Lake Como has succeeded in
pumding fourteen inches of water into the
lake. The pump is running night and day,
and in about three months Como will have
assumed the aspect OF twenty years ago.
The Central McGll club will hold its regu-
lar weekly meeting tonight at its headquar-
tiers in the Lumber Exchange. corner Seventh
and Cedar streets. Ali persons i'll sympathy
with the movement are cordially invited.
Emma Armstrong who did millinery
business in the name of E. Thompson. and
who recently made an assignment for the
benefit of creditors. filed schedules last even
ing which show her assets to be S4,6s4.92 ard
Liabilities S., 7S4.57.
All members of the Central, Willard. Us
and Somerset unions are requested to meet
Thursday morning at $50 sharp at Mrs. VAL
entne's. 174 Wabasha street. to perfect all
arrangements for the steamboat excursion to
Rest Island, July Is.
James Mcdonald was brought in from the
workhouse yesterday, where he was sent
week ago for ten days. The charge ma de
against him now is that he stole quantity of
lead pipe from one of Anthony Yoerg 8
houses on Hill street
John Provoncher was in the police court
yesterday, cha rged with appropriating to his
own use diamond ring. The jewelry was
the property OF Fred E. Nash, an hearing
of the. case was put over until Thursday.
Provoncher gave bonds in the sum of $1,000
for his appearance.
G. Lunde. saloonkeepera East Seventh
street, was arragned in the police court yes
terday morning charged with selling liquor
to minors. The complaint was made by
PatroIman Sorrenson and charges Lunde
with selling beer to Charles Wilson. a minor.
on July IL. The case will be heard tomorrow
morning.
CJudge Twchy Yesterday gave John Clark
ninety days in the workhouse for indecent
exposure. Clark was at first charged with
indecent assault on little Katie Jackson.
The case was dismissed as to that charge
and the one above mentioned substituted
The testimony was conclusive and left no
doubtin the mind of the court as to the guilt
of the7prisoner.
The pair of eagles owned by the park com
mission, and placed at Lake Como, are a
constant source of annoyance. They require
astamouut of attention on the part of
the superintendent, and must have supply
of fresh meat every day. There is propo-
sition suggested to DISPOSE of the royal birds
to anyone who has a fancy for such pets.
A mass meeting of the Peoples party adj
herenrs has been called for this evening at
Labor hall, 20 East Seventh street. The
meeting is for the discussion of the political
situation, and it is expected that number of
people from the state at large will partici-
pate Robert SchiIliug, of Wisconsin.
prominent PEOPLES party man, and others
IN sympathy With the cause have been in
vited to address the meeting.
The board of public works had three hear
ings yesterday. Two were postponed for
two weeks in order to give all property
owners interested an opportunity to be
heard. These were the grading of Blair
street, between Albert and Hamline avenues
and the alley in Block -, in Arlington Hills
addition. The board after a hearing, de-
cided to recommend the grading of the alley
in Block 5. Nelson's addition
July at the 'sP1ymOuth., Corner.