St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-11
CITY GLEANINGS.

The annual outing of Constellation
chapter, o. r. S., will be held at Mahto-
medi today.
The park board goes to Minneapolis
this afternoon to view the park system
| of that place.
John M. Carlson has garnished the
! effects of the W. X. Pike company in
/ the hands of Gebhard BONN to satisfy a
claim.
Reported at the health office yester-
| day: Scarlet fever at S33 Burr street
and diphthe ria, three cases,at $50 Fuller
| street.
The board of trustees of the police
| pension fund met yesterday afternoon
and passed the June pay roll, amount
! ing TO S3G6.G6.
John Mulloy was examined yesterday
| by commission appointed by the pro-
bate court touching his sanity, but no
| report was made.
Andrew Anderson, Swede laborer
| living at 3S7 Willius street, was taken
| to the city hospital last night by order
of City Physician Jones.
The assembly committee on streets
will meet at o'clock tomorrow after
noon, and the committee on fire depart
ment fifteen minutes later
The earnings of the state prison for
the month of June were reported to the
state auditor Yesterday afternoon, and
they were given as $4.554.69.
Col. Barker, of Hyde Park, Chicago,
will deliver an address at the university
the last week of the session upon the
"UniticatioE of School Studies.''
, The Minneapolis Police Department
Relief association filed articles of
amendment to the incorporation in the
Office of the secretary of state yesterday.
The expenses of conducting the state
penitentiary for the month of June
were SIC, 1925 according to the report
submitted to the state auditor yeSter-
day.
The ladies of Goodrich avenue church
will hold an Ice cream festival on the
church grounds. Tuesday evening, July
IL, from to 10 p. IL. Come and have a
good time.
The state reformatory of st. Cloud
has submitted its accounting to the
state auditor of the expenses of the
maintenance for the month of June.
They amounted to ST. 176.19.
Gabriel Dozer fell from an interurban
car last night near he midway barns,
and had his head badly bruised and
cut. He was taken to his home in
Minneapolis, at the corner of Eighth
avenue north and Lyndale avenue.
Judges Kerr and Willis have filed an
order in the case of Leo Gottfried
against William w. Smith, in which it
is decided that the pay of Smith az a
police officer is not subject to execution.
John Turner, the "news butcher''
who worked the "Short change" scheme
on A. w. Hulthin to the tune of Sl6.was
arralgned in the police court yesterday.
The charge against him is that of lar
ceny, and the case will be heard this
morning.
John Fletcher Williams, secretary of
the state historical society, has gone to
Chicago to attend the worlds historical
congress and American Historical
association combined. He will also at
tend the worlds congress OF public
librarians.
The German Methodsts have insti-
tuted series of open-air meetings in
the grove at the corner of Fifth street
and Bates avenue, the first of which
was held Sunday evening, when Rev.
&. }. Funk addressed the audience At
last nights meeting Rev. G. Ii. Sauter
was the principal speaker.
The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the st. Paul Press club will be held next
Thursday afternoon at 1870 o'clock, and
it is particularly desirable that ali the
members be present. Business of more
than ordinary Importance will be
brought before the meeting.
Rebecca Church has garnished the
funds of James Barnes Jr., E. l.. New
ton and Joseph 5. Culbertson in the
hands of William r. Merriam and the
Merchants National bank to satisfy
claim of S1,666.67. due as rent of prem
lses at 33l Michigan avenue, in Chicago.
Yesterday morning the state eXamin-
ing committee on the state certificates
for teachers met at the capitol Prof.
w. NJ. West and G. B. Gilbert spent
some time in preparing questions to be
presented to applicants, but the work
was not complete. The examinations
are to occur August 3.
Mayor Wright has appointed Commits
sioners Peter DAILY and Robert Seng to
act with himself and the county attor-
ney in drafting rules and regulations to
govern the board of control and the
methods OF expanding money. This
action was taken In pursuance of reso-
luton before the board of county COM
missioners suggested by County Auditor
Burns.
Inquiries at st. Luke's hospital at a
late hour astlnight elected the informa-
ton that DR.. w. H. Game was still un-
conscious. Although the injuries re.
ceived by him by being thrown from
his horse at Lake City Friday are seri-
Gus, the hospital authorities Thought
last night that he was slightly improv
ing, although still unconscious. He was
very restless the first part of the night.
He will probably recover.
Patrick J. Fortune has entered suit
against John Carroll and Johanna Car
roll, his wife, to recover a balance of
S467.S7 claimed to be due for property
sold and money advanced. The defend
ants set up counter claim for board,
and pleads the statute of limitation on
the accounts, which are more than six
years old. Mr.. Fortune and his daugh-
ter have boarded with the CAROLS for