The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-24

the police court yesterday and the accused
was allowed to depart upon signing bond
to keep the peace. The son claimed his
father threatened him with a loaded revolver
Libel Case Continued-The case of E.
A. Paradis, editor Of the Midway News, who
is accused OF criminal libel by State Auditor
Dunn. came up in the municipal court in this
city yesterday, but was again continued
March 10 being named as the date of trial.
Some twenty citizens were in court in re-
Spouse to jury summons. but were excused
until further notice.
Omaha brakeman Hurt-E. ]. Ken
nedy an Omaha brakeman, fell from a NOV
ing train at the st. Paul union depot yes
terday and was painfully bruised about the
body. Fortunately. he escaped the wheels
Of the train. He was taken to st. Josephs
hospital, where it vas said last evening that
he was not seriously hurt. The injured man
lives at 752 Payne avenue.
Matt Jensen's Child Dcad-The home
coming of City Clerk Matt Jensen. who has
been absent with the junketing party OF city
officials. VIII be a sad one The party left
Winnipeg yesterday noon, just about the
time that Mr.. Jensen's six-months' odd baby
boy, Horace, died at his residence on York
street.
New Dog Ordinancc-Any person who
counterfeits deg license tag in Minneapolis
will hereafter be guilty of a mIsdemeanor
and liable 10 a fine Of s25 or fifteen days in
the workhcuse. The council committee on
ordinances met and considered an ordinance
to govern the dog question.
Posted On Fishing Lnvvs-Aaron OUR
in. arrested on the charge of Illegal fishing
a lol- uroS ms Cd
state game and fish laws by Judge Twohy
in the 81. Paul municipal court yesterday,
and discharged. with warning not to again
transgress.
Death of MaybeIIe HurIey-MaybeIe
Hurley the fye-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas B. Hurley, died at her home
1S9 Lafond street. last Tuesday. The funeral
will take place from Mr. Hurleys resi-
dence today. The interment VIII be at Cal
vary.
officer Ryan sicI-Patrolman Ryan, of
the central station. was taken seriously i'll
on his beat at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. He sent to his home 1873 West
ern avenue north. He was unable to go
on duty last evening, but is believed not
to be dangerously i'll.
VIII BE Cremated-The St. Paul health
department yesterday issued a burial permit,
or. rather, a permit for the cremation of the
remains of Charles W. Dietz, who died at
his residence. 1913 Marshall avenue Tuesday
The cremation viii take place at Forest
cemetery tomorrow afternoon.
Meeting of Tenchers-The teachers of
the St Paul city schools will meet at the
Central high school Friday afternoon. There
Will be report on the resolution recently
passed by the teachers, covering the ques-
ton of back salary.
May Hear Capt. Brucc-Capt Minor
Bruce will give a complimentary exhibition
of his Eskimo wards. at the Market house.
this afternoon at 4:15. All the school teach
ers and principals in the city have been in
yted 20 be present.
Has Fifty New Members-Lodge No. !.
A. o. T. W, Of Minneapolis. initiated class
of fifty Tuesday night at its club rooms
Grand Master Haines was the guest OF
honor and conferred the degree. Following
the ceremonies a social time was had
Commercial Club SociaI-There will
be a smoke social at the Commercial club
Friday evening. March /. to which the mem
bers Will be allowed to invite their friends
Az interesting programme is being made up
for the occasion.
First Ward Gets Plum John w.
Theln of the First ward. ST. Paul, was yes
terday appointed member of the police
force by Mayor Doran, vice James Mcguire
deceased.
Visiting st. Paul Odd FeIIovvs-E. G.
Bloomfield. Of Willmar grand representative
of the Encampment branch of the l. 0. o. F..
is in the city for a few days visiting the.
st. Paul lodges.
Egypt and Holy Land - Charles 7,
Sommers viii deliver lecture in the First
Presbyterian church. St. Paul, this evening
on Egypt and the Holy Land" 1t is given
for the benefit of Irving school library.
Tabernacle Society - The Tabernacle
society will hold its monthly meeting in the
rooms at the Ryan annex. in this city. Fri
day morning at 1920.
Inspection Drill - ST. Paul Connanv
No. ,, L R. X P. will have an inspection
drill at Castle hall. Sixth and Robert streets
this evening at $50.
Not This Louis-Louis Berenbach. Of $3.50
ST. Claire street, is not the ban by that name
sent to the workhouse last Friday