The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-05-07
SAINT Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Gov Clough has issued a commission 10 70
Robert A. Grant as second lieutenant OF
Company A, Second regiment. j.
A lamp explosion in the apar.her street
shortly after o'clock last evening, oallase1
SIS. ~ g..
The board of public works has DECIDED 70
request the city council to place III next
wears tax budget a sufficient amount 10 pay
for the grading of East Third street. from
Clarence street to White Bear avenue
Superintendent W. w. Pendergast, OF .ne
lecture at the assembly hall OF the HUN
boldt high school this evening at o,c.ock.
His subject will be Travels Through the
Sunny South" based upon a personal WISH
Charles York, a carpenter at Forest Lake,
was brought to the city yesterday on tram
from Taylors Falls and taken TO the clly
hospital. He is threatened with lockJaw, the
result of stepping on nall thal pehe'i" 'eo
his foot. ..-
Detective Hallowen yesterday recovered 40
worth of carpenters tools which were stolen
from T. L. Lamay at Mendoza last SUNDAY.
The tools were found in dinerent 4ots ae
three secondhand stores, Wnere tHey hau pe9i
sold by the thief.
Mrs. Christina Berg, living at SS4 beeeh
street. fell to the asphalt pavement whlle
alighting from q Selby avenue cable car dl
Seven Corners last evening ana suSlalneu pp;ad
full injuries about the face. she was ca[lleu
unconscious into Reeves drug store, Whei
Dr. Christeson examined her and prohounceu
her not seriously hurt. The right cheek was
badly confused. The woman was taken hoihe
A branch of the st. Paul Public School
union was organized Wednesday afternoon
The following officers were elected: Presloen.
Mrs. Charles R. Croft; vice presluent, VA wa 4
ing secretary Rev. Mr.. Pringle; recora2hs
secretary Miss Maude Clum. There Is 10
be a meeting at the Jefferson schooi ing
(Friday) evening at o'clock. II Is aefarson
ly requested that all parents III the JeiieisoiA
district be present
DR.. E. F. Stroeter, formerly OF TINS city,
but now occupied in mission WORK III New
York has been for several days giving d
series of talks at the German Metnoulst
church Dr. Stroeter is engaged in the WORK
among the Jews of New York city, conducting
there very remarkable and successful l ms
sion work. He speaks this evening lrtiua a!,
at the Gospel tabernacle, Market street, OPP
posite Rice park, at O'Clock Or. stroeter
IS powerful and interesting speaker
owen Qualley, a young man living at 25S
West Seventh street, fell out OIL a SECOND
story window shortly after 8 o'clock yester-
day morning and was found in an uneon-
scious condition on the sidewalk below by
Officer Markie of the central station. quail
ley was sent to the city hospltal uilaer tue
supposition that he was serious injured, but
left the institution yesterday afternoon, not
much the worse for his trouble.
Justice of the Peace Johnson yesterday rem
dered a decision in the breach OF contract
case of Robert Cotton against Moses ryder,
an account of which appeared in the G o e
of two weeks ago, finding for the defendant
Cotton sued Ryder for $50 which he alleged
had been agreed upon between himself ana
the defendant for his service in arranging
a marriage between Ryder and his deceased
brothers widow, Mrs. Mary Ryder. AT the
trial Ryder denied having entered into any
agreement whatever with Cotton.
S67 pairs ladies' Web Slippers only 10
cents a pair, Friday and Saturday.