The Saint Paul globe., 1897-07-07
S SAINT PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Miss Hass. Of Rock Island is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Allen, of Laurel avenue.
Mr. and Mrs f. A. Nolan, of Rondo street,
Will spend the summer at Buffalo and Lake
Pulaski, MINI.
The board OF public works will tomorrow
view the Cedar block pavement on Eight and
Ninth streets below Jackson, with view 10
making necessary repairs.
The American Development company, or
this city. was awarded the contract for light
ing the gasoline lamps in the city of Milwau-
kee Wis The contract runs for three years,
and 800 lamps are to be lighted each year.
Frank Harmon the New Brighton constable,
accused of shooting at Frank Schnellheimer,
was arraigned in the municipal court yester-
day on the charge of assault with danger
Gus weapon. Bail was fixed at $oOO anu the
hearing set Tor today
James Goodnow, accused of having stolen
Sl5 from the managers of the Fourth OF
July excursion on the steamer henrietta, was
charged III the police court yesterday win
drunkenness and larceny. Goodnow was held
in 500 bail until today.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Robert, the book
keeper in Sheriff Wagener'S office, has Eeen ap-
pointed chief deputy to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of George Allen. Sheriff Wag-
ener Will appoint his bookkeeper IN the
course of a day or two.
Albert J. Ehret who was seriously wounded
in q cutting affray at the Lexington motel,
Fourth and Wabasha streets, Saturday night
by Robert Dillon. was yesterday reported to
of the case at st. JOsephS hospital are now
of the belief that Ehret's recovery is assured.
The programme to be presented at the
Spiritualist camp meeting today is: 1880 a.
m, conference. led by Mrs. S. NJ. Lowell;
2:3O p. m Mrs. Leo F. Prior will lecture
and answer an editorial in a Minneapolis
paper on the philosophy and science of spirit
ualism; +: 80 p. m, public healing by the
divine healer, Rev. w. H Harroun.
The Eugene Blair company, in Jane
Eyre" pleased another large audience at
the Metropolitan opera house, and it is evil
dent from the reception accorded this grand
old play that the closing week will be the
Jane Eyre" will be presented for the re-
mainder of the week, with a summer-price
matinee this afternoon and Saturday after
noon.
James York, the young man who gave him
self up at the central police station a week
ago. cOnfessing TO the theft of bicycle, was
yesterday sentenced to the workhOuse for
declared he was guilty Of stealing, and eX
pressed a desire to be punished for the Of
Tense. No trace of any one losing the BIZ
cycle which York says he stole has been
found. He claims to have sold the wheel
to a stranger for 81.
The death of William Perrent, which oc-
CURED at st. Josephs hospital Sunday, was
peculiarly sad. Mr. Perrent came from La
Crosse to this city three months ago to look
for work, but almost Immediately after his
arrival here he was stricken down with quick
consumption. As ne was without friends
here he was taken care of by Mrs. Patrick
McAulff, of South st. Paul, until a short
time ago, when he sent to St. Joseph's
hospital He was buried from the cathedral,
through Mrs. McAuliffs generosity, this morn
ing. Deceased leaves a wife and four chill
dren at La Crosse, Wis.