St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-04
SAINT PAUL.
CITY GLEANENGS.

d. O'I1all0ran is very i'll, and was not
expected to live yesterday.
1.-Two minor building permits, aggre-
eating 500, were issued yesterday.
The state public school at Owatonna
reports receipts for the quarter ending
July 81 aggregating S244.G5.
Comptroller McCardy has rot yet
signed the Seeger lighting contract, nor
the contract with Allan Black for, the
pump at Como park.
Cornelius w. q. Hyde, assistant SUI
perntendent of public instruction, left
last evening for Wadena to visit the
summer school there.
Martha c. Clark has begun an action
against Lars Aim and others to foreclose
a mortgage for S2,36l.59 on piece of
land on Greenwood avenue.
Three mineral leases were issued by
the state auditor yesterday to johnson
d Johnson. Of ST. Paul. The lands are
located IN town 5S section 20.
Prof. l. b. Avery, of ST. Cloud, the
president elect of the normal school at
Mayville, n. D., called at the depart
ment OF public instruction yesterday.
The state board of regents will meet
III the governors office next Wednes-
day, to consider revised plans for the
assembly hall and library at the uni
VeTSity.
Richard Tuckney. claiming to have
arrived in the city from Philadelphia a
few days ago, was taken to the city hos
pital last night suffering from an
epileptic fit
Judge Kerr has ordered Judgment in
favor of NJ. Z. Finch against Robert
Warrington, William Dampier, Egbert
G. Handy and Henry Smith for $l22 due
on prOmissory note.
&. ". \. Hyde. assistant superin-
tendent of public instruction, left last
evening Oh tour of inspection. lie
will visit the summer schools at Wa
dena, st. Cloud and Anoka.
Frank Conley, charged with assault
with dangerous weapon on James
Murphy, had the charge changed to as
Sault and battery and went TO the work.
house Tor thirty days yesterday.
The members Of the board of the
NewsbOys' Home association are ear
nestly requested to be present at a
meeting which IS called for 4 80 p. N.
today. Business Of the greatest impor-
lance is to be discussed.
Division No. 9, Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians. will give picnic at Banhol-
Zer'S park next Sunday, Aug. 6. Good
music will be in attendance, and the
friends of tie order and the public gen
orally are assured Of pleasant time.
Charles johnson, alias Larson, and a
score of other names were held to the
grand jury iii the police court yesIer-
day. Larson, in April last, passed a
number of forged checks OIL retail
merchants, and but recently was ar
rested.
Sheriff and Mrs. Charles E. Chapel
returned yesterday from a trip along
the north shore Of Lake Superior and a
weeks stay at Washington harbOr on
The lower end of isle Royal. They were
delighted with the scenery among the
thousand Islands and the trip on the
steamer Hiram Dixon.
The funeral of Nettie Tubbesing,
daughter of Henry Tubbesing, of En-
CINE Company No. l, OF the ST. Paul
lire department, will be held from the
family residence, AT Martin street, at
p. m. today. Mr.. and Mrs. Tubbesing
have the sympathy of a large circle of
friends III their bereavement
The report OF the chief of police for
July shows 6G9 arrests. Of these 50G
We're city and 100 state offenses. The
disposition OF the offenders were: Sent
TO Workhouse, POP; discharged, 1856;
fined, 1873: sent to House OF Good Shep-
herds, Is; held to grand jury, Z. Fines
collected from criminal Cases, s., S23;
cival cases, &219; total, 50, lD2.
The Wilbur Opera company are scor-
ing tremendous success this week in
the brilliant opera Dorothy" The
company appear to most excellent adj
vantage i'll TINS opera. The scenery is
magnificent and the costumes the
handsomest and most elaborate that
have ever been seen on the Metro
politan opera house stage. Dor
othy" viii be repeated again to-
night, tomorrow matinee and night. and
next week the company VIII present
for the first time in this city the de
lighttuI musical work Glover" Seats
and boxes can now be secured for this
week and next.