St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-27
TERsE TOWN TOPICS.

daY-2:$0 and 1850 p. III.
Selbert'S military band at Como park
this afternoon and evening.
Julius Peter. an inSOlvent hardware
merchant. has fled schedules shoaihs
assets to be $9.423.6S and liabilities
$6,095.o0.
The Blossom Manufacturing company
has garnished the funds OF Charles ..
EDglebrecht in the hands of the State
bank to satisfy balance of $2J4.S3 due
for goods sold.
Charles E. Dana, chief clerk in the
Sheriff'S Office, accompanied by his wife
and brother-in-iaw, George Du Toit. Of
ChaSka, have gone to Chicago to do the
fair.
The board of public works will tomor-
row listen to testimony of those M
terested and opposed To the planting of
shade trees OH Summit avenue, from
Kent street TO Lexington avenue.
/ he Lady Henry Somerset w. &. Il. u.
will not mold their regular meeting
Monday afternoon OH account OF the
death of Mrs. Valentines mOIher. Mrs.
MiSner. All members oil the union are
requested to attend her funeral, notice
of which will be given later.
The mayor has appointed DIR. Gott-
fried Stamm aa delegate from TINS city
which meets i'll Washington Sept. TO s
inclusive. The feature of the congress
will be conference upon the treatment
of cholera and yellow fever, which are
threatened i'll an epidemic TORN.
Matt Egan, a prominent candidate for
! the shoes OF John ID. Sloane, SuperviS-
ing Inspector of steam vessels, will leave
tomorrow for Chicago as delegate 10
the Catholic Order OF ForeSterS' con-
vent0n. 1t is probable he will also be
| delegated to attend the convention of
! the society st. Vincent DE Paul.
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis
| & Omaha Railway company has sued
| john s. Robertson, who dues business
under the name OF b. PRESLEY Il co., to
recover S., ,52l.11. due for freight, and
! has garnShed funds in the hands OF The
| Second National bank. The garuiSn-
ment WaS dismissed later i'll the day
| and the cause settled.
A mandate has been sent down from
| the United States circuit court OF APP
! pealS to the United States circuit cou.
| for the district of Minnesota in the case
OF Sarah T.. Cumstock against Charles
| w. Tracy. Tie writ OF error was dis
missed i'll the court above, and the lower
court is directed to proceed in the case
| according to law and justice.
!
| CoDb. who conducts game and poultry
commission house at 294 ana 296 East
Sixth street, was arraigned charged
! with violating the game law. The COM
! plant alleges that CODD offered for sac
and displayed prairie chlckeuS, which
is in direct violation of the law. CObJ
gave Dail for his appearance ON WedneS-
dav next, when the case will be heard.
Yesterday morning Rasmus Nelson,
! fifteen years old, living at 502 Bellows
street, was drowned at Pickerel lake, at
tile south end of the Omaha railway
bridge. The lad, accompanied by boy
named Robert Fowler, was fishing from
the bridge. and, missing his footing, fell
| into the lake. SUme hours later the
| body was recovered. The drowning
| having occurred in Dakota county, the
officials OF thai county We're notified.
The body of Alois SAM, who was
| drowned III the river at the foot of
Chestnut street Tuesday last while en-
| deavoring TO rescue his younger brother
from drowning, was found yesterday on
the west bank of the river opposite
| DayIon's bluff. Deputy Coroner Xan-
teen was notified, and ordered the body
taken to RoedlerS undertaking rooms
on Washington street. No inquest will
be held.
Supervising Inspector John d. Sloane
has received an official report OF the
collision between the terry boat Lnclle
and the pleasure yacht Ellida. which
occurred in Duluth harbOr. Eric L..
Wingee owned the yacht and was run
ming it as special pilot and engineer.
he was accompanied by his son Louis
who jumped into the bay when he saw
the collision was imminent, and he Was
drowned. Capt. Wingee eXhonorates
the ferry boat from any blame, saying
that he did not have any signals on his
yacht and the ferry boat could not see
his yacht in the dark.
A week ago William Clark was ar
rested on a charge of burgIarizIng the
saloon of Charles Linde. at 479 East
Seventh street. Clark at the time of the
burglary engaged Detective James Y.
Werrick in conversation and walked
the lily bob' away from the scene of
the crime. A few minutes later Patrol
man Meighen found that the saloon had
been broken into. the cash drawer had
been robbed of S24, and quantity of
cigars and liquor taken. Clark was ar
rested as being concerned in the rob-
berry, but in the police court yesterday
was discharged. the evidence not being
thought sufficient to hold him.