The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-16
CITY NEWS.

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Session of the AssembIy-The as
Bembly will hold regular session this
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Sent to ROchester-WiIliam Danton
was yesterday adjudged insane in the
probate court and committed to the state
hospital at Rochester by Judge Bazille.
Small Fire-A small shed in the rear
of AIS Robert street, caught fire shortly
before s o'clock last evening, calling out
the fire department. The damage was
slight.
Building Repairs-A building permit
was issued yesterday to Charles Beattie
for an addition and repairs to frame
dwelling on Arch street, near Warren,
to cost $1,000.
Mothers Club Meeting-The Monroe
School Mothers club will hold its month
ly meeting tomorrow at $3.50 o'clock DR..
Howard Lancaster will read a paper on
"Chidrens Fears" and Mrs. Thomas
Newson will sing.
Blaze in IA Barn-An unoccuped barn
I'm the rear of S91 Reaney street caught
fire yesterday afternoon. The department
eXtinguished the blaze before it had
made much progress. The property is
owned by the Northern Investment COM
pany.
A Starr BOnrder-Henry Starr, ar
rested for the theft of several toilet ar
ticles from an inmate of Belle GOrdon's
resort 1877 West Third street. was con-
Victed of larceny in the municipal court
yesterday, and was sent to the work.
house Tor five days.
Drove over n sIdewnII1-Chas. Sven
son, a driver in the employ of former
Mayor f b. DOran, was arrested by
Capt. Getcheu, Of the Ducas station, yes
terday for driving over sidewalk. When
arraigued in the police court Swenson
was discharged.
In Bankruptcy COurt-In the federal
court yesterday a petition in voluntary
bankruptcy was filed by Charles w.
Clark, city recorder of South st. Paul.
The liabilities are given at $94,361.S3 and
the assets at $500. Another petition was
filed by Kate A. Bouquet, whose labili-
ties are $9,S42 and assets $27O.
Civil Service Exams The annual
civil service examination for the posi-
tions OF clerks and carriers in the st.
Paul postoffice will be held in the fed
eraI court room at the postofIice building
next week. There are 112 applicants.
Those who seek positions as clerks have
been notified to appear for examination
on Wednesday, Nov. y, and the carriers
on Thursday, Nov. %
Hurt Stopping Runaway-Patrol-
man Griemann, of the Rondo street sta
ton, Is suffering from painful injuries
sustained while attempting to stop
runaway. horse belonging to DR.. c. A.
Wheaton. The horse started from DR..
Wheaton's residence 329 Summit avenue.
Oficer Griemann- seized the bride and
fell down, bruising his right leg.
Selling MIX without a License -
Complaint was filed in the municipal
court yesterday against the Horejs Bros.
Baking company, charging the sale of
milk without a license. The information
is signed by F. G. Gibbs, of the state
dairy and food law. The alleged illegal
sale is said 70 have taken place at one
Of the firms branch stores at IA South
Robert street.
Council Committee Meeting - The
committee on streets from the board of
aldermen will meet this afternoon at
o'clock. The committee on claims from
the same. body will hold meeting an
hour earlier. The license committee from
the assembly will meet at 8 o'clock, and
the subcommittee from the assembly
committee on streets. appointed to adj
judlcate as 10 the leasing of lot g. block
1S3, Robertson.s addition, to the St Paul
Canning company, Or-the st. Paul Show
case company, will meet at 3 o'clock
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One Fund Holds Observation-Disclosures
claims against the school fund, amount
ing to 900, We're paid at the city treas
urers office yesterday, In some way the
persons who had claims against the fund
imagined that there would be a shortage,
and consequently the warrants issued
We're promptly rushed to the office for
payment. The refusal of the comptroller
to audit the school teachers pay roll
for October gave rise to the misunder-
standing that the miscellaneous claims
would not be paid. The holders Of war