The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-01-23
LOCAL NEWS NOTES

A. j. Schumacher gave talk on electricity
before the r. L. NJ. society Of the John Erics-
son school yesterday afternoon.
The driving club will have its usual matt
nee at Como today providing the thermometer
is more than ten degrees above zero.
league game Of indoor baseball will be
played at the armory tonight between COM
pany G., St. Paul, and battery B. MINNEAPOLIS
Judge Egan has resumed the practice OF
law, and may be found for the present in the
law Office of E. G. Rogers room GA National
German American bank. His friends wish him
great success and. many fees.
Anthony Tubular moulder in the empIoy
of the American Hoist and Derrick company
was locked up at the central police station last
night on the charge of wife beating. Truhiar
lives with his family at No. 703 Mercer avenue
admission to the high school will be held next
Thursday, beginning at O'Clock, in all the
buildings which have high school departments
the Humboldt, Cleveland, Mechanic Arts and
Central. - So
The barber shop of Charles Reher, No. 81
West Seventh street. was burglarized early
yesterday morning The stolen property in
cluded twelve razorss four pairs of clippers
a hundred BARRIERS fowls, two BARRIERS coats
two hair brushes two combs and four strops.
William Fandel William Dugan and Frank
Bonsell were accorded a preliminary hearing
in the municipal eourtsyesterday on the charge
of having burglaFiZed a shoe store on Arcade
street. on the night of Dec. 8. Fandel and
Bonsell were held tolthe grand jury in the
charged.
Minnie Sass, whose father, William Sass. of
Baraboo Wis. asked the local police to locate
the young woman, made her whereabouts
known to him yesterday by telephoning the
central station that she was employed on
Lincoln avenue The girl was not aware that
her parents were uneasy as to her safety
Depositors of the Minnesota Savings hank
interested In the removal of the present
assignee, are requested to leave their
address and number of their deposit book
with o. Slberman, Is East Third street
Mr.. SHERMAN was selected as secretary at
the meeting of the depositors held THURSDAY
night.
Emma Hass was in the municipal court yes
terday on the charge Of stealing Sc from the
daughter of her former employer Joseph
Costello. 1t is claimed that the girl purloined
the money during the absence of the family
from the residence, No. IS West Indiana
avenue. The girl denied being guilty Of the
charge, and the case will be tried today.
At the last regular meeting of ST. Paul
No. National Association of Stationary En-
gineers q committee of five appointed to
confer with like committee of Minneapolis
No. to amend the state inspection laws.
This committee will leave the Ryan hotel at
Z p. m. tonight. The committee appointed
from St. Paul No. is as follows: ]. Heller,
H. M. Germain T. A. Hawthorne J. F. Me-
Carthy, j. Roberts.
A horse belonging to Maj. Pettis, head
waiter at the Ryan hotel, away on Four
teenth street, yesterday afternoon, and at
fOD6TI anu 1W6itlu SIISSLS KNOCKED DOWN
three little girls Bessie Sidney. Julia Talbert
and Florence Jackson. The two latter were
more frightened than hurt but the Sidney
girl was severely bruised though not dan
gerously injured9
Petro Diangelo. living at No. 476 Bradley
street was severely bitten by large st. Ber-
nard dog on the upper flats yesterday after
noon. The animal attacked Diangelo in the
street, springing at his throat. In attempt
ing to save his face the man threw up his
left arm and the brute sank its teeth deep
into the flesh. An officer was sent from the
central police station to put the dangerous
animal out of the way.