St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-27
SAINT PAUL.
CITY CURRENCY.


One minor permit was issued by the puiio-
Ing inspector yesterday.
Reports at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 2J7 Bunker street.
John W And .rson, OF this city. was yes
,erday admitted to full citizenship by the SUI
preme court ~
Hugh Heuslow was arrested last night
charged with stealing tools from workmen
at The harvester works.
cata of, kerosene in Engine House No
became i2ni;ed last evening and necessitated
The department being called out The damage
was small.
County Assessor tombstone says that the
lime for making returns of personal prop
erty is very shot and people ought to return
heir statemnts duly sworn 10, or they Will
not be considered.
The board of public works yesterday COM
pieted assessments in the following improve
nents Grading Morton street; sewer in
Como avenue; sweeping paved streets on st.
Anthony hill, and sewer i'll Lynnhurst ave-
nue..
The handsome office of Hotel Windsor has
Just been retouched by the brush artists. The
gold yellow blue and white of the stuccos
ard columns vie with the stained glass III
keeping UP the inviting appearance of the
pleasant resort.
The two boys, Fred Roehneder and Willie
Pooler arrested by Ducas street officers on
charge of arson, were dismissed i'll the police
court. The Oldest of the lads was but ten
years old. and while playing Sunday after
noon they set fire to straw stack.
Lawrence Dunforth who lives at the cor
ner Of Fourth and Commercial streets was
in the police court yesterday charged with
stealing q case of beer from Duluth freight
Car. The case was only partly tried and a
continuance taken to tomorrow morning.
The examination of b. f. Morgan. the
South ST. Paul saloonkeeper, charged with
highway robbery, was continued i'll the po-
lice court yesterday to Wednesday morning.
The two. men who were concerned with
Morgan in the affair have not been ar
rested
Assistant Public Examiner Wilsonreturned
his office in the capitol yesterday after an
absence of several weeks. he has been ell
gagged in inspecting the accounts of the of
ficialS of The various counties of the state. He
reports finding them in generally good con
ditou.
Chief of Police Garvin yesterday received
letter from A. Benham, of Morris, Mimi
who states that on June % two men passed
through his town who answer to the descrip-
ton OF the men sent out by the Minneapolis
police. The letter was turned over to the
Minneapolis authorities.
The committee having the arrangements
in charge for the Junior Pioneers picnic at
Coney Island on Thursday. July p. met last
evening and completed all arrangements.
A large number of committees were selected
to handle tickets, sports, etc, who will meet
at the sheriff's Office in the court house FRI
day evening, June 30.
II. C. Rouse, president OF the Missouri
Kansas & Texas Railway company, arrived
in his private car yesterday. He has been
on tour from New York for about month";
and had visited Duluth before coming here
The following party accompanies him:
s. Hilane, New York, and Mr.. and Mrs S.
A. Raymond and three daughters and Henry
A. Raymond, Columbus, o. Mr.. Rouse said
that he had combined business with pleasure
in his visit to Duluth. He will go to Mime
apolis TODAY