St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-17
SAINT. PAUL.
CITYApRIFT.

Detective Gerber arrested Mary hester on
warrant charging her with disorderly con-
duct last night.
The regular meeting of the Central w. c.
IT. U viii be held Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock in the Y. NJ. C. A. >parlors.
D. Bank, charged with swindling NJ Sha-
piro by pawning painted diamond, had his
case continued until Monday morning.
Bailif Frank Horn spent the day at Spring
Park yesterday dancing the May pole ana en-
deavoring to ent.ce fish from the water.
Mrs. f. Dornheim and daughter, of Au-
burn. r. l.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Potter. Twin Oaks. White Bear beach.
Deputy United States Marshal Sheehan left
last night for Cokato to arrest man charged
with burglarizing the postoffice at that place.
! John B. Fendell, superintendent of the
money, order department in the postofice,
has returned from q weeks fishing at st.
Cloud
The Y. P. s. c. E. of the Emanuel church
will give an ice cream festival Tuesday even
ing at the corner of Van Slyke court and Pine
Street.
Harry Buck and Charles Gray. two young
local thieves, were run in by the detectives
yesterday. They were charged with va
grancy.
! The preliminary examination OF Mrs. A.
M. Smith and Charles Hening was continued
in the police court yesterday until Monday
morning.
The Church of the Messiah organ commit
tee has arranged for a raspberry ana ice
cream festival Tuesday evening on the
rectory lawn.
The Y. P s. C. E of Emanuel church
will give an ice cream festival next Tues
day evening, July 10. corner Van Slyke court
and Pine street.
: The committee on claims from the board
OF aldermen will meet at T:30 Friday night.
The committee Oh ordinances from the same
body will meet at 4 p. N.
Mrs. II. A. Flint, of $50 Orange street. has
the finest cacti in the city. 1t has 129 bios
SONS on it now, and she has picked off about
thirty. 1t VIII pay any one to so and see it.
Judge Alfred d. Thomas has gone to his
home at Fargo to spend Sunday, but will re-
turn Tuesday to assist in disposing of the
business of the United States circuit court.
II Christian Schmidt who was accidentally
shot at the Fort Smelling rifle range Thurs
day, is reported as much improved, and the
surgeon now says there is a chance for his re-
covery.s t s'+@
The board of county commissioners will
MSct MOuQdy II VIII COuSiucI tuS LA levy
Tor the ensuing year as reported by the
county auditor, and determine upon the rate
of taxation.
The board of equalization will meet tomor-
row, but as the assessor will not be able to
make his report, an adjournment for few
days will be taken before beginning the an
nual adjustment of the assessments where
protests are made.
Gen Ord Post No. 81. G. A. R.. is invited
to attend special meeting Of st. Paul Camp
No. /, Sons of Veterans, III their hall, corner
Seventh and Minnesota streets Thursday
evening the 21st. 1t is hoped there will be a
large attendance.
The examination of George B. Whitney
was continued in the police court yesterday
to Wednesday next. The continuance was
granted at the request of the attorneys for
the defense, who have not completed the ex-
animation of the books, and accounts.
Rev. W. II. Marques. d. D., president of
Westminster college, Fulton. Mo-, will de-
liver an address to men i'll Y, NJ. c. A. hall,
Lowry arcade, tomorrow afternoon at p.
m. Good music and singing will be furn-
ished. All young men are especially in
vited.
The board Of public works spent the greater
portion of yesterday in listening to the state
ments of interested property owners regard
ing the assessment for change of grade or
Selby avenue The matter was adjourned
until Thursday, without any definite action
being taken.
The friends of st. GATHERINGS school, 13!
Pleasant avenue. will be glad to learn tha
the principal, Miss Dusinberre, is already
receiving applications for pupils for mex
year, and it is probable that additional room!
mill hoy To na To dot he
increase in numbers.
Thomas Lowry has invited the mayor. city
council and board of park commissioners tc
become his guests next Friday for trip te
Minneapolis and the parks of that city ovel
the street railway. The invitation is cour
teous letter. and there is no doubt that the
invitation will be accepted.
The special committee appointed to con
slider the communication of Mayor Wright
relative TO reducing the expenses of the
school board will meet Monday afternoon at
O'clock Invitations have been sent ou
for the members of the school board and
others interested to attend the session.
E. T. Vigen. as administrator of the estate
of Peder Nelson, recovered q verdict of 81. 0O
against the Northern Pacific Railroad com
pany. Nelson was killed when driving hi
team across the track in Becker county. The
case was tried before Judge Edgerton and o
jury in the United States circuit court.
Mrs. Hogan. mother of Rufus Hogan, TIT
young nan who was drowned at Lake Min
netonka, July 4, wishes to thank the man
friends who so kindly rendered their assist
ance in her sad bereavement; also the EN-
ployes and others of the firm of Finch. Val
Slyck. Young Co.'S wholesale house.
Prof. William T. Lusk, NJ. D., dstin
guished physician of New York. and presi
dent of Bellevue Hospital Medical college
called on DR.. Talbot Jones yesterday, VIII
introduced him to a large number of tn
medical profession of ST. Paul DR.. Lusk i
returning home from visit to the Yellow
stone National park
President Monfort, of the worlds fair com
mission, has called q meeting for Friday
Aug. s, when it is expected that all III
county appointments will be reported ]
is also expected that the commission will b
able to give a statement of the amount
needed by each department in the state tina
is to make an exhibit at the fair
The trial of the personal injury case O.
Michael Mcmahon against The City of 81
Paul began yesterday before Judge EdgertoI
and jury in the United States circuit court
Mcmahon begun the action in the feeders
court because he claims to be citizen of Irs
land. He fell through a manhole near tn
county Jail, and received injuries for whic
he demands Sl0.5O9 damages.
For Fishing.
Pure Silk Shirts cheap. Red Figur
Sale. The Boston on Third street.
Capt. c. j. Stees, United States pensio
claim agent, has received pensions for tn
following persons in St Paul: Edwar
Grupe, Sl2; William Babcock. So; George v
Reese, S12; Jacob Bower, SIP; Melancto