St. Paul daily globe., 1893-06-20
SAINT PAUL.
HERE AND THERE.

Regular meeting of the board Of aldermen
this evening.
Three minor building permits aSgregatinS
500 were issued yesterday.
D. Hubbard. charged with indecent assault
OH Lizzie Hesse, was released on oonus yes
terday.
1.-THE Merchants club, of Wiltmar' tleo artl-
cles of Incorporation ia the office OF tbe sec
retary of state yesterday
Gov. Nelson and full staff went TO camp
Lakeview Yesterday to inspect the Second
regiment, national guard.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 4S7 Randolph street. ana
diphtheria at 453 Thomas street.
Ihe completion of the assessment Tor Wlo-
ening Lake Como and Phalen avenue was
adjourned to July ), and the clerk directed 10
give notice to owners Of property by postai
card.
Fred T. Merritt was yesterday admitted by
the supreme court to practice law IN all tue
courts OF the state The certificate was Is
sued upon the recommendation OF the state
board of examiners in law.
The Myrtle Cheese Manufacturing com
pany. of Freeborn county, has become lncor-
porated with capital stock of Sl,OIO' ana
the articles of association were filed In the
Office of the secretary of state yesterday
DIR. f. Il. Whtcomb, Charley Geissel and
William Mueller yesterday returned from
two DAYS fishing excursion at Alexandra.
burdened with forty pounds OF PIKE ana
bass, and they swear that .hey caught the
whole lot themselves.
John O'Connell charged with highway
robbery. had his case continued In the police
court Yesterday to tomorrow. O'ConneH, IL
is alleged, stopped John Jergensen on the
street Sunday afternoon and took away
silver watch and chain.
Sheriff j. o. Hammered. of Stearns county
yestei day made return to the state aualtor
that he had delivered to the warden OF the
state penitentiary the famous Annie NJ Doc
little, who was recently sentenced to 1our
years in prison by the St. Cloud court tor
forgery.
Yesterday morning Della Stewart was be-
fore Judge TWohy charged with occupying
the same couch with Thomas c. Fox. The
complaint, which was sworn to by Eva FOX,
alleges that her husband and Della occupied
the same room on the night of June l. The
case will be heard Monday next.
Among the bills presented to the commit
fee on claims from the board OF aldermen
Yesterday was one from the Daily News for
S25 The statement accompanying it said 1t
was for expenses incurred in making out
bids for the city printing in January last.
The claim was recommended to pass.
Thursday evening the first of a series Of
band concerts will be given in summit park
bv Seibert's band. The concerts are paid for
by Il resident on St. Anthony HILL whose
name is withheld at his request. The con-
certs will be repeated every Thursday night
during the summer. Bandmaster Seibert
SAYS the matter of giving the usual concerts
at Rice park will be brought up at the coun-
Gil meetings this week.
Work on the street railway line to Como
park is being pushed rapidly forward. The
lire has been completed from Como avenue
and Front street along Front street 10 hats
worth, and on Chatsworth to Van Slyke
avenue, which is only block or two from
the terminus Yesterday the work OF put
ting IN the tracks from Front street east on
Como avenue was commenced. 1t is eX-
pected the line will be in operation by
July !.
During the Chicago>St. Louis game at the
former city on Sunday. your Uncle Anson
swatted Jack Crooks of this city, i'll the jaw.
Crooks was playing third base for St. Louis.
and used his famous fog horn voice in dis
putting decision OK the umpire. Arson was
coaching OH the third base line and reproved
Crooks Jack retorted, aud Arson swlped
him. When order was restored Crooks went
TO bat and larrupped the sphere for two bags,
winning the game for ST. Louis.
The reciprocity convention at st. Paul has
In hand work of considerable importance
TO the people OF the United States and Can
ada 1t is proposed to improve and enlarge
the canals of The two countries so that they
will float vessels of good size, At present
these waterways are so small as to be oi
little value comparatively, and they afford
no competition with theTaiiroads. The Can
lians propose that the expense of widen
ing the canals. which will be considerable,
Shall be borne jointly by the two govern
ments operation i'll such an enterprise
would surely lead TO unrestricted trade, and
prove long step toward political union.
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