The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-06
SAIN 7 PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The police werenotifed yesterday to be on
+he lookout for Leland and Jesse Smith. two
who away from their nome IN
Omaha, on Jan. IL.
Frederick White, charged with the embez-
Element Of $1.10 from the St. Paul Pro-
vison company had his case dismissed in the
police court yesterday.
B. G. Leveroos, charged with assault and
battery on Louis Feinsilber, was arraigned in
the police court yesterday, and had his case
continued until Monday.
The police were notified last night that a
horse and cutter owned by A. Gibson, who
has offices in the Court block, had been driv-
en- off by some one. The rig was taken be-
tween 7 and o'clock
The railroad commission will give a hear
ing Monday morning at IL o'clock on the
Dunn resolution for a Encouragement of the
time table on the Milwaukee road for points
between st. Paul and Southern Minnesota.
The monthly meeting of st. Paul Society for
Prevention of Cruelty will be held at the Re
lief soeiety's rooms on Ninth street today
at 8 O'clock p. m. All members are urgently
requested to attend, as we'll as others inter
ested in the work. e.. tt
Robert Dean, who is charged with stealing
a couple Of pair Of trousers from the Plymouth
clothing store, was arraigned in the police
court yesterday and secured a continuance
until Monday. In default of $1,000 he was
committed to Jail. ~
Receivers Dickson and sheehan, of the
Minnesota Savings bank. filed in the district
court yesterday the schedule of the liabiI-
tiles of the insolvent bank. The general
summary or schedule of the liabilities has
already been published in the G o b e.
Mrs. d.. F. ColVille will conduct special
music drill in the primary union this after
noon. The Ethiopian Convert" will be
e~7en by Miss Grace Waufle. Mrs. j. H.
Randall Will have charge of the second quar-
terly examination of the normal Bible les
sons.
The five cases against persons charged with
violating the smoke ordinance were continued
In the police court yesterday to Tuesday The
case against James B. Nudge, arrested by
Capt. Lowell for violating the smoke ordi-
nance, was dismissed, Nudge having put in
consumer and abated the nuisance.
j. d. Barends, living at IS Park place re-
ported to the police, last night that w.
Rath1en, who had been rooming with him,
mad disappeared. He tod the officers he was
not so much worried about Rathjen's disap-
pearance as he was about a valise and over
coat which was missed at the same time.
c. j. Fidley had Louis Shopera before
the police court yesterday on the charge of
larceny. Fidley claimed to have pawned a
$50 diamond stud with Shopera and when he
called for 1t was tod it had been sold. Shop
era explained that he bought the spark for
$3.50 and as Fidley had no pawn ticket the
paWnbroker's statement went.
Upon the application of Charles Staehle
doing business as the st. Paul Flour and
reed company, Judge Lewis granted yester-
day an order requiring the Furong Gro
Gerry company TO show cause at a spee:aI
term of the district court to be held today
why a receiver should not be appointed for
that company.
The Royal Hand Bell Ringers. Of London
are to give the next entertainment in the
Merriam Park Lecture association on next
Tuesday evening, at Woodruff hall in Mer-
riam Park. The company consists of five
artists. led by Duncan s. Miller Thew ner
form on 131 bells. They have appeared he
lore queen Victoria and have given a special
programme at the White house.