St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-19
SAINT PAUL.
CITY NEWS MUTATIONS.

6 irregular meeting OF the board of alder
men this evening.
A quorum of the board of fire COM
mssioners could not be secured yester-
day; consequently there was no meet
ing.
The pay roll of the street and sewer
force for the first fifteen days in Sep
TENDER was approved by the board of
public works Yesterday. The roll
amounted to $3.50.
The joint committee on printing yes
terday awarded job printing contracts
amounting in all to $40 to the st. Paul
Herald, Pioneer Press and Brown,
Treacy & Co.
a building permit was issued yester-
day TO c. Ii. Bennett for a two-stOry
frame dwelling OH Aurora avenue, be
tween Victoria and Milton, to cost
$1,000. There was also one minor per-
nit for 500.
& a reguior meeting of Division No. 2
of the Catholic Mutual Benefit .associa-
ton was held at ST. Michael'S school
hall last evening. A very favorable re-
port OF the financial condition OF the as
ISOLATION was presented.
The services Of Atonement day at the
temple begin at o'clock this evening,
and are continued all day tomorrow,
commencing at 10 a. m. Sermons as
follows: At this evening, II nj. and
p. III. tomorrow. Memorial services at
> p. in.
Joseph Brown was the name given 10y
young man arraigned in the police
court yesterday on the charge OF having
stolen 'growler" OF beer from a sa-
loon Sunday afternoon. Brown denied
the charge and the court dismissed the
case.
The case of l.. l. Clark, charged with
stealing a horse from the Waverly
house barn, was continued in the police
court yesterday to This afternoon at 2
O'Clock. Clark's defense will be that he
was crazy drunk aud didn't know what
he WAS doing.
The German and Scandinavian So
cIaiISt clubs held another mass meeting
at labor hall last night to discuss the
condition OF the unemployed. Very lit
Tie was done, for the reason that the
committee appointed Saturday night to
wait OIL Gov. Nelson had no satisfactory
report 10 make.
The case of John Swickel. charged
with stealing watch and chain valued
at $50 from Olaf Larson, was continued
III the police court yesterday 10 Thurs
day. The police claim that Swickel
and another man, who has not been
arrested, had a row with Larson, and
during the dispute stole Larson'S watch
and chain.
Arthur LorentZ, nine years old, living
near Fort Smelling, while playing with
revolver Sunday night, shot himself
in the stomach. He was found by
neighbOrS d few minutes later, and as
his parents were away from home, was
removed to st. JOseph's hospital. An
operation was performed, but the lad
did not survive the shock.
Judge Sanborn, of the United States
circuit court, yesterday made an order
IN the case OF Moore and Scaley and
others against the Standard Cement
company, appointing Alfred Ely and r.
w. Former as receivers of the cement
company, requiring them to give $4,000
bond. They are the same receivers
named for the corporation in the United
States circuit court at New York few
days ago.
City Treasurer Miller has gone to Chi
cago, and i'll consequence the awarding
OF the contracts for fuel and supplies
for the school board will not be made
pubic until his return. Owing to the
delay IN letting the fuel contract it was
thought two of the schools would have
to be closed, but this mas been rene
died 10y taking coal from other school
buildings.