St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-02
SAINT PAUL.
TOLD IN FEW WORDS.

Bids for furnishing the board of water
commissioners with 1,500 tons of soft
coal will be opened at meeting of the
board thsnoon.
Daniel O'Nelll and Arthur Wedland,
charged with rObbiilg John skelly OF
SIS. will have hearing this morning
before Judge Tw0hy.
The board of county commissioners
will meet Monday morning, but Will
adjourn until Tuesday morning at 10
O'Clock without doing any business.
The board of public works yesterday
passed the pay rolls for the engineering
force. livery bills aud inspectors. The
total amount for August was IS, 637.43.
The aldtrmanic committees OH streets
and claims will meet this afternoon at
2:3O and 1 o'clock. The joint COMMITTEES
on acquisitions will also meet at 4
o'clock.
Mary Moriarity. the old woman ar
rested early yesterday morning while
irving to set fire to barn on West Sew
enth street. was arraigned in the police
court yesterday, charged with arson.
Her case was continued to Sept. 81.
Miles H. Carlton. of West st. Paul,
has been granted life state scholar
snip on the grounds of liberal scholar
ship, being we'll informed on theory
and history of education, aud gradu-
ate of the University of Michigan.
George Sherwood, arrested Thursday
by Patrulman Palmer on charge of
horse stealing, was taken back TO
Princeton, Mimi, by Sheriff Howard.
last evening. Sherwood was arrested
OF description sent outby the sheriff.
The case against Joseph and Peter
MrUinski, charged with fishing with
seine in the river. was called i'll the DO
lice court yesterday and continued 10
Sept. :. The men gave bail III the sum
of 500 for their appearance at that
time.
Rev. David Morgan announces that
the Bethel lodging and lunch boat VIII
pe ready for business on Sept. IL. The
boat will be heated with steam. lighted
by electric lights, and the construction
will be such that the danger from ire
viii he reduced to the minimum.
The Ramsey county district court
will open special term work this morn
ing. There are thirty-hine eases Oh the
calendar to be heard Oh motions. The
regular term work will begin the first
Monday in October, when grand jury
will be convened.
trial today in the police court on a
charge of blackmail. Thursday night
HiShOn came across man and woman
sitting under tree in Phaicn park. He
placed the couple under arrest for dis
orderly conduet but agreed, so the po-
lice say, to settle the case then and
there for $40. The man agreed to go
and get the money, bul instead he went
10 the Margaret street police station,
aud as a result Hishon vas arrested.
lie gave 800 bail for his appearance
tor trial this afternoon.
The special committee from the board
OF fire commissioners appointed to take
action on the bids for furnishing the
department with SIC tons of coal re-
ported back at special meeting yester-
day in favor of rejecting ali bids. This
action was taken owing to the opinion
of the corporation attorney in the school
supplies bids, the decision III that ease
being that the advertisement for pro-
posalS was not specific enough under
the law. The fire board has readver-
Used, and the bids will be opened at a
meeting TO beld Sept. G.