St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-10
SAINT PAUL.
SATURDAYS SETTINGS.

The special committee on garbage will nee
tomorrow afternoon at O clock.
special meeting of the assembly is called
Tor tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock.
B. F. Latta was yesterday admitted to pare
tice law i'll the United States circuit court.
The assembly committee on ways. and
means is called to meet tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Robert chief clerk of the probate
court left last evening for Crookston, to fish
and enjoy week vacation.
the state board of corrections and chart
ties will hold an adjourned meeting at Secre-
tary Harris Office, Tuesday morning.
William Ballard. colcred youth, had his
leg broken from the kick of horse on Sixth
street yesterday morning. He was taken TO
the city hospital.
The Gen. Wesley Merritt Garrison No. SIS.
Regular Army and Navy union. will hold its
regular meeting at Odd Fellows hall at S
O'Clock on Tuesday evening.
Patrick Burke, a city employe, fell from
wagon in West ST. Paul last night. He had
his right shoulder dislocated, and was taken
to his home at 36I Sherman street.
The burglar, Gus Olson, captured in Prof.
Greene's house last Sunday night, waived ex-
animation in the police court yesterday and
The burning of the roof of a dwelling
house at the corner of Earl and Suburban
streets called out the fire demartment at
o'clock this morning. Damage light, COW
cred by insurance.
The following persons were granted PEN
lions through Adjt Gen. Mullen's office last
week: Fred Dahlow, Red Wing, IS; j. FL.
Lord, Mortified, S.; Michael Hanley and
II Dan I'll
Otto Geisenheimer, living at 243 Curtice
street, was struck by a street car al the cor
ner of South Wabasha and Fairfield avenue
last evening. He was taken to the city hos
pital by the Ducas street patrol wagon.
The coroner was notified yesterday morn
Ing that "floater'' was seen in the river
near the Robert street bridge. An effort was
made to bring the body to shore but with
put success, and it drifted down the river.
Frank Schroeder, employed by the st. Paul
Ice company, was struck by cable car at
Fourth and Robert streets yesterday morn
ing. He was taken to his home, l24 West
Fairfield avenue, and is reported as not
seriously injured.
Rev. j. II. Sallihger will give free German
essons in speaking, reading, writing and
singing during vacation daily. except Satur-
of the Chapel of the Messiah, SCI Fuller
street. between Kent and Dale streets.
The case against Bert Belial, the youth who
skipped out with $40 belonging to W. E.
Lowe. a druggist who employed him. was
dismissed in the police court yesterday
Beiial will be taken to Becker county to an
Ewef charge of larceny preferred against
him there
Andrew Sutherland. the youth who gave
D. "A. Carter points about tine instaliment
plan of disposing of rugs and albums, was
sent to the workhouse for ninety daps by
Judge Cory. The goods which Sutherland
had pawned, instead of selling, were recov-
cred from the pawn shops.
The State Historical society has received no
reply from Senator Washburne as yet, with
reference 10 his opposition to the bin max
ing public park of the lands about Lake
1tasca. 1t is expected that he will write a
letter 10 the society explaining his reasons
for opposing the measure and withdrawing
bis opposition-at the same time: