The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-10
LOCAL NEWS NOTES,

The county commissioners will hold their
annual meeting Monday, when the tax budget
will be taken up.
The Farmers Trust company, limited has
brought an action against Allie Hewitt to re-
cover $5,374.SS on mortgage note.
Henry and Peter DAILY, who had the charge
against them changed to assault and battery
had their cases continued in the police court
yesterday to Monday.
The delegates from this state to the con-
vention of Republican league clubs at e.
troit, Mich, will start from St. Paul tomor-
row, going over the 500 road.
E. B. Rollins, arrested Thursday night on
complaint of his wife on charge of drunk
and disorderly, had his case continued in the
police court yesterday to Tuesday.
The summer season of the Metropolitan
opera house ends tonight with the farewell
performance of the Eugenie Blair company
in Jane Eyre" A summer price matinee
wnI be given today.
The examination of Robert Dillon on a
charge of assaulting and stabbing A ]. Ehret
was called in the police court Yesterday and
continued one week. The complaining wit
ness is still confined to the hospital.
John May, the fourteen-year-old son of
Patrick May. living at 167 Eaton avenue,
had the instep of his right foot badly cut
yesterday afternoon by piece of glass He
was attended by DR.. Ancker and afterward
taken to the city hospital.
Emil Hunt. a brother of Alva R. Hunt.
died at LitchfeId Mimi, Thursday. Emil
was a student at the Central high school,
and at the close of the last term went to
Litchfeld to spend his summer vacation
among relatives and friends.
Examinations for state certificates will be
given during the third and fourth weeks OF
the summer school at the university. During
the third week the preliminary examination
will be given In all those branches REQUIRED
for a first grade county certificate
State Auditor Dunn and State Treasurer
koerner yesterday returned from Fergus Falls
where they sold some state lands. The sale
was to- have been held Wednesday, but the
officials were unable to reach their destna-
ton the first night and had to postpone it.
Mary Hansen, eighty-one years of age, sus-
tanned fracture of her left arm Friday aft
eTn0on. She was leaning against gate at
her home. 500 Albemarle street when it
suddenly opened and she fell forward. DR..
Bjornstad was called and reduced the frac-
ture.
The Hebrews of the West side have started
a subscription for the benefit of N. Kirmse,
whose house at 327 Florida street, de-
stroyed during the wind storm last Saturday
night They have already raised $19.75. NJ.
Showell circulated the petition. c. r. Wood
of the city treasurer's office, has also col
lected $23.
The body of the boy found floating in the
river Wednesday has been identified as that
of Edwin Scassord, aged ten years, living at
2012 Twenty-fourth avenue south Minneapo-
lis. He left his home last Sunday afternoon
and his mother. who identified the remains,
is ignorant of how he met his death. The
body was today taken to Minneapolis
steamboat excursion will be given under
the auspices of Norden lodge down the. Mis-
sissippi river Sunday. The committee which
consists of l.. M. Johnson. o. S. Glestad
Charles Berg. has made excellent arrange
ments for the excursion, and In view of the
fact that the Norden lodge is one of the
most popular lodges in the city, it un-
doubtedly will gather big crowd to its
excursion.