The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-19
S AINT Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Mayor Doran will spend the Sabbath day in
Lake City.
Central Park NJ E. Sunday school will pic
mic at Lake Park, Minnetonka, Thursday
July %.
The speaking dial the latest scientific in
vention is in operation daily at the N. w.
S. camp, Como.
Charles Helfecker who robbed his friend,
August Letza, of $40 at picnic on June SO,
was sent to the work house yesterday for
thirty days.
State Superintendent of Banks Kenyon
yesterday issued order to the state banks
to report their condition at the close OF Pusl-
ness July IA.
Rudolph Smith. the youth who was given
a So piece by Mrs. Cole to change and forgot
to come back went to the workhouse yes
terday for thirty days
Bank Superintendent Kenyon received notice
from Comptroller Eckles yesterday that cali
for a report ON the condition of national banks
at the close of business July IA Rad been Is
sued.
For keeping his saloon open after midnight
Bastian Noll saloon keeper on Mtnnehaha
street paid fine of $40 in the police court
Yesterday NolI said his clock was not prop
erly adjusted on the night in question and said
he had no intention Of disobeyfng the law
The board of aldermen committee on streets
adjourned its regular meeting yesterday until
tomorrow at p. m, owing to the lack OF a
quorum. Among the matters TO De consloereo
by the committee is the Kirke bicycle ordln-
ance.
The Warren Scharf Asphalt company which
is engaged in paving Oakland avenue, VIII De-
gin laying the asphalt tomorrow. The street
railway company will connect its rails with
cast iron joints instead OF the ordinary plates
The work on Oakland avenue VIII be COM
pleted about Aug. 9th.
William Welsh arrested for completely In
the swindling of Edward Landers, remained
at the central station yesterday ana was not
taken into court The two men who assisted
in turning Landers for his watch and money
have not been arrested although the detectives
in both this city and Minneapolis are looking
for them.
/ ID. Leary was before the probate court
YESTERDAY to be examined as to his sanity.
A commission consisting Of DR.. Quinn and
DR. OBrien, was on hand to hear the evil
dence but Leary demurred to the two ply
sicians acting in the case. postponement
was taken until tomorrow, and his case VIII
be heard by Drs. Nelson and Hahn.
Patrolman ]. T. Mccormick, who was ap-
pointed about three years ago by Mayor
Wright was taken before Mayor Doran yes
terday to answer to the charge that he had
been indoent in performing his duties. Mr..
Mccormick promised to be a model Of indus
try in the future and on this assurance he was
given another trial.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Camp No. L,
Sons of Veterans, will give a reception to
the Sons Tuesday evening, at the home Of
Mrs. Swank 300 South Exchange street.
cushion at that time All holding tickets
for the cushion will be served with refresh
mentS free of charge.
Custodian Dayton, of the court house and
city hall has had the steam radiators in the
building FURNISHED so bright that they look
like gold. Mr.. Dayton says that the walls
along the corridors are in great need of paint
ing and that the work should be begun as
as possible in order to insure its COM
pletion prior to the G. A. R. encampment.