St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-13
SAINT PAUL.
FOR SUNDAY BREAKFAST.

Two minor permits, aggregating $500,
were issued by the building inspector
yesterday.
A regular meeting of the conference
committee will be held tomorrow after
noon at 4:30 O'Clock.
The trustees of the police pension
fund will hold a meeting tomorrow af-
ternoon at 2:3O O'clock.
Grand military concerts, Como Park,
Sunday afternoon and evening, $50
and 1850. Special service on Como line.
The Young Peoples Society of ST.
Pauls Church will hold lawn social
Tuesday, Aug. %, on Woodward av-
enue.
August Scholz has begun an action
against Thomas Mullen and others to
forclcse a mechanics lien for small
amount.
Allie Hewitt has begun an action
against John ). Brown and others to
quiet title to land belonging to the es-
tate of Alexander Vance Brown, de-
ceased.
The case of Anton koher, vino allowed
two bull dogs owned by him TO chew up
the legs of Frederick Turn quist, was
again continued in the police court yes
terday to Aug. 10.
At the meeting of the trades and la
Dor assembly Friday night eX-President
NJ. (. Murray was elected chief marshal
of the Labor day parade. His aides will
be j. {. Stuhlman and j. III. CTOWnoVer.
j. Q. Haas was thrown from his
buggy at the corner of Fifth and Robert
streets yesterday afternoon by col
lision with an interurban car. Mr..
Haas fortunately escaped with but
slight injury.
State Boiler Inspector Clark has COM
pleted his report on the twenty-five
steamers that are in service on Lake
Minnetonka. The tests applied ran all
the way from 100 to 800 pounds pres
sure, and were very satisfactory.
At Christ church this evening Bishop
McKim. of Japan, will deliver al al
dress. He has been for the past thir-
teen Years engaged in missionary work
in that most interesting country ard
will have great deal to say that Will
interest his hearers.
The two-stOry frame dwelling at AS
wheeler avenue, owned and occupied
by w. A. Campbell was damaged by
fire yesterday morning TO the extent of
$500. The loss on household effects was
$500, covered by insurance. There was
no insurance on the house
Gov. Nelson yesterday commuted the
sentence OF John Senere, who was sent
to the wOrkhou5e for thirty days for
stealing paving blocks. The sentence
OF S25, OF thirty days. was to have been
suspended. according to the report from
the city attorneys office. so the gov
ernor commuted it to SO or ten days.
Judge Kelly has made an order in the
case of Martha c. Clark against Lars
Aim and others, in. which Ella B. Law
ton is directed to pay taxes on certain
real estate, and to redeem it from tax
sales, las provided in the mortgage to the
plaintiff. In case she fails to do so. the
plaintiff is given leave to apply for the
appointment of a receiver for the effects
of Ella Is. LaWton.
The newly organized State Bank of
AnnanGale, capital stock $4,000, filed
the certificate Of its cashier, w. ID. Nc
Donald, Yesterday, showing that the
$4,000 has all been paid in. The bank
was duly authorized to relieve any
stringency there may be in Wright
county, or elsewhere, at the usual rates.
The principal stockholders of the bank
are Lorenzo Cofield, Cassius NJ Buck,
Henry G. Bu{l aud Holm r PiarSOp