The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-28

Master Plumbers Picnic-The Mas
ter Plumbers association will picnic at
Lake Shore, White Bear lake, Saturday,
July 20.
Voluntary Bankruptcy = William A.
Hail. railway conductor, yesterday
fled a petition in voluntary bankruptcy
in the federal court The liabilities
schedule SIS, 426.7 10 and the assets $175.
EucIsre Party-Elsw6rth Circle No. s,
Ladies of the G. A r.. will give a euchre
party at their hall, corner Fifth and Wa
basha, Ninday evening. Aug. Z. Prizes
viii be given and refreshments served.
VIII Inspect BOvines-Dr. Dellamore
yesterday received an appointment as
inspector of cattle shipped from st. Paul
to Illinois. The appointment was made
by Gov. Tanner, Of Illinois, under an
Illinois statute.
One OF the TOugheSt-Katie Luby,
who is said by the police 10 be zone of
the toughest little girls in town. was
sent to the workhouse yesterday for thtr-
ty days. The charge was disorderly con-
duct Katie has before been in the hands
of the police. She is but seventeen years
of age.
Basket Picnic-The members of Els
worth Circle No. g. Ladies OF the G. A. R.,
are invited to a basket picnic. given by
the union of circles. of Minneapolis, at
Minnehaha Falls, Aug. :. The ladies ex-
pect to be at the falls about II a m
Dinner about 1 p. m.
The Carriage Was Loaned - Ezra
Toucey and Mrs. TOucey, arrested on
the charge of stealing a baby carriage
from neighbor, We're discharged in the
police court yesterday. Judge Orr as
certained that the carriage had been
loaned to the Touceys. and held that if
there was any cause of action it must be
in the nature of a replevin suit.
To Visit Silver Lake-Mr E Reiff
has extended an invitation to members
of the Commercial club cyclers and their
families to visit his summer cottage at
Silver lake, North St. Paul, Saturday
afternoon. July %, and spend the even
ing. A chartered car has been obtained
to convey those who will not wheel out.
The start will be made from the Com
merciaI club rooms at p. N.
New Minneapolis Eank-The Indus
trial Savings Bank of Minneapolis yes
terday filed it's articles Of incorporation
with Public Examiner Pope. The new
institution is organized under the saw
ings bank law of 1879. Only savings
bank business will be done. The incor-
porators are as follows: Mayor James
Gray. Adam Hannah. Sam Lewison, R.
Hannah. ]. D. Simpson, J. D. Shearer
and John McCulloch, Of St. Paul.
Another This FaII-The receivers of
the Bank of Minnesota Yesterday morn
ing began paying dividend No. ., which
brings the total amount up to 80 per cent.
It Is announced that after this dividend
IS paid, there will still be abount $4,000
in the hands Of the receivers, and that
another dividend of per cent will be
paid some time during the fall.
Assessed Thirty-FiVe DOIlars-The
negro giving the name of Thomas Roll
Inns. said in reality to be D. Williams,
who was arrested Wednesday night for
entering the home of A. Swanson, Fifth
and Locust streets, was fined $S5 by
Judge Orr yesterday. The colored man
was charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct. The evidence showed
that he had annoyed two young women
on the street and followed them to their
home, where he entered the house IN
announced.
Says Heaney Was InSUIting-Detec-
tive Heaney was on the carpet before
the mayor yesterday on complaint of
Charles Brenck, a salOOnkeeper, who
charged Heaney with having used insult