The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-16
CITY NEWS.

Eighth Ward Drys-The Eighth Ward
Prohibition club will meet this evening at
$40 ST. Anthony avenue. ... 49,.
Fourth Street TunneI-The Fourth
street tunnel was opened for traffic last
night at $50 by the special effort of Street
Commissioner ]. E. Kjellberg
VOcaIists and POets-Prof George
Morris will address the chronological So
city tonight on 'Vocalists and Poets
Admission fee.
Ordained a Priest-Rev John Nc
Court Of st. Paul. a Paulist father. was
few days ago, ordained a priest in
Washington, D. c.
He Had Preached interchangeable
W. F. Bischoff. of Springfield. H.. who
preached here last winter in the First
Presbyterian church and House of Hope
mission, and also at Hastings, died at his
home last Saturday morning.
Nearly Half "a MiIIiOn-The Empire
Lumber company. capital stock $4,000
filed articles Of Incorporation with the
secretary Of state yesterday. The incor-
porators are Charles Horton, William P.
Tearse, Frank Horton and Roscoe Hor-
ton, all of Winona.
Contract for e. j. DaIy-At the meet
ing of the board of education of Hastings
Tuesday evening, bids were opened for
the erection of a school house. and the
contract awarded to Eugene ]. Daily. of
this city, his mid being accepted, being$26,-
415 There were nine other competitors.
Quoted Judge Davis-The Seventh
Ward Prohibition club met last night at
4S7 Iglehart street, and listened to an in
teresting paper on Judge Noah Davis, OF
New York supreme court declares At
torney General Grigg's Anti-Caution Law
decision the greatest perversion of law in
legal history"
Filing Their BOnds-The bond of
Horace B. Moore, state weighmaster, in
the of $1,000 was filed. with the secre-
tary of state today. The American Bond
and Trust company is the surety Ben
jamin c. Taylor, trustee of the Mankato
Savings bank, filed a bond for a like
amount with j. B. Richards and Anna NJ
Willard as sureties
For Universal Observation-Disclosures
Katherine A. Tingley and party, of Uni
versal Brotherhood. will hold public meet
tfngs free to all Saturday and Sunday
evenings in Raudenbush hall Subjects of
discussion are THE Cuban Question"
1.-THE Causes of Cyclones" "Reincarna-
tion.,'s Music and Drama" and The Fu-
ture of Humanity" etc.
Ordered Out by GOseVvisch-F w
Bowen, a laborer employed on the new
Saltwater road, and who is alleged to
have been annoying the women of North
St Paul, was arrested Wednesday night
by Town Marshal f. NJ. Barrett on
charge of being drunk and disorderly.
He was released by Justice Gosewisch on
promising to leave town.
Deck Hands In Row. NJ Single
ton, a colored roustabout employed on the
river packet, Quincy, was taken to the
city hospital yesterday suffering from a
severe scalp wound, received in a fight
shortly after the steamer reached the
Jackson street dock yesterday The
wound is not dangerous. According to the
story of the boats mate, Singleton start
ed fight with another roustaobut and
was laid out.
Funeral of Mrs. Cameron-The fu-
neral of Mrs. Marie l.. Cameron. wife of
w. A. Cameron, will be held this after
noon from the Central Presbyterian
church. The palearers will be George
Dickson, Stephen Donovan William Ban
non, s. P. Spates, Herbert Gillard. Leon
ard Breher. w. d. Stewart and William
Martin. The interment will be at Oakland
cemetery.