St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-05
HOLIDAY POTPOURRI.

a regular meeting of the school board is
announced for 30 this afternoon.
The district judges of the state will meet
at the capitol today to arrange rules of prac,
tice for the year.
The board of county commissioners viii
hold n special session this afternoon To con-
slider road matters
Henry Johns, the well-known attorney. had
his face and one eye severely burned by the
explosion or Il firecracket yesterday.
James E. Brady was in the police court
yesterday charged with selling liquor with
out a license. His trial was set for July s.
Henry BuIck, living al 3S7 North Washing
ton street. had his left hand wounded by the
accidental discharge OF revolver contain.
ing blank cartridge.
William Booringer. twenty-three years old,
living at Colorado and Clinton avenue, had
his left hand injured by the premature dis
charge OF large hrecracker.
Willie Peters. the ffteen-year-old son of
Louis Peters, living at 81 Concord street. had
his face and hands badly burned by the ex-
pIosion of u gas-pipe cannon.
George Mcintyre, of 1862 Clinton avenue
while setting off fireworks last evening,
burned both hands SO severity that q doctor
was called in TO dress his injuries.
Albert Horne was arrested by Sergt. Sulli
van on East Seventh street last night for
placing ball cartridges on the cable tracks
he gave $40 for his appearance in the police
court this morning.
The boarding house of Miss Slower, at the
corner of WabRsha and Iglehart streets. was
set on fire by the free use of fireworks yester-
day afternoon, but was eXtinguished with
but Slight damage.
The case of George Williams who grabbed
pocketbook containing So from a woman's
hand at the corner OF Cedar and Seventh
! streets on Monday was continued in the
police court yesterday TO Friday.
a little boy named Adams, residing on
Hague avenue was the victim of the pre-
mature discharge of firecracSer yesterday.
| which severely burned his face and may
cause him the loss of sight i'll one of his eyes.
The Minnesota state medical board met at
| the capitol yesterday to register applicants
| for license to practice medicine. Seven can
didates registered, ana the board adjourned
| until this morning, when the examination
will proceed.
Moth, the wrestler, has returned to st.
| Paul from La Crosse and is now endeavor.
Ing 10 get on a match between himself and
| D. a. Mcmillan. He also expresses a will
ingness to spar Jack Ryan, the st. Paul
heavyweight. for d stake.
Following is the programme for today at
the North Star spiritualist camp: u NJ,
childrens physical training. by Mrs G. D.
Pruden; 1880 d. M, fact meeting by Ab5ie
a. Judson; D. m. object meeting, by Presl-
dent a. T. Dorsey p. In, lecture, by Mrs.
Sallie Scovell.
The United States circuit court will open al
ii o'clock this morning. with Judge John A.
Williams, of Little Rock, Ark, on the bench.
The United States district court Will continue
to try cases with Judge r. X. Nelson on the
bench. The federal grand jury will pursue
| its course of investiga; ons.
A daughter of Mrs Bridget Ahern, living
at 4j6 East Sixth street, vas wounded yes
lerday by a spent ball from a revolver which
struck her in the calf of the leg. The child
was sitting in front of the house at the time
and il is supposed the bullet was fired from 1
revolver somewhere in the neighborhood.
The new South ST. Paul council held
formal meeting yesterday, and after organic
ing adjourned until this evening" when they
will accept the bonds of the recorder, treas
urer, justice and constable. Those present
were Mayor Fitch, Aid. Clark. Aszmau
Rosen. Reid and OBrien. Absent. AID
Schneider.
Peter Patton, who was struck by an cleo
trio ear at the corner of St Clair and ives
Seventh streets Monday afternoon, had hi!
right leg amputated at the city hospital yes
terday. Patton is over eighty years OF age
ard it is fearcdthe shock of the operation
will cause his death. The injured man is {
negro. has lived at 3O7 Duke street, aud ha
long been familiar figure on The streets a
q driver of an ash cart