The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-12
CITY NEWS.

Sent to Rochester Eliza Murphy,
seventy years of age, residing at 375 Lyle
hart street, was examined in the pro-
bate court and committed to the Roch-
ester insane asylum.
LIE FIure Bound over = Albert LIE
Flure, charged with the theft of a bicy-
Gle, had preliminary hearing in the
$ police court yesterday and was held to
the grand jury in 81 600 bail.
Gun Club ShOOt-The st. Paul Gun
club will hold its weekly shoot this aft
ernoon at their club house, state fair
grounds. There will be optional sweep
stake shooting during the afternoon.
5 Quartermaster Sergeant-M ]. Wiley
was yesterday appointed quartermaster
sergeant of the Fourth regiment by
Quartermaster Finehout. The newly APP
pointed sergeant has charge of the ma
tiOnal guard armory in this city.
RequisitiOn for MaImgren Sheriff
WAGNER left last evening with reQuisi-
ton papers for the return Of William
Malmgren, now under arrest at Hudson,
Wis Malmgren is charged with the
larceny of a watch valued at $50 from
Harry Paasche.
Court of Honor Meeting-St. Paul
Court No. 852, Court of Honor, will hold
a public meeting this evening at Malta
temple 80 Wabasha street. A. L. Here
ford, supreme chancellor of the order,
will be present, and will speak on Fra
ternal Societies." A short programme
has been prepared.
Getting More Recruits - Twenty-six
more recruits for the regular army, who
have enlisted with Capt. Andrus at the
ST. Paul station, will leave tonight for
the Philippines. The captain now has
orders to enlist for either the volunteer
service of two years. or regular service
of three years, so that recruits hereafter
will be given their choice.
VIII Change the BOx-The city rail-
way company will remove the box at
Seventh and Wabasha streets, now used
by the car checkers, and will supplant
it with new one of ornamental design,
to conform to the remodeIed market
house. The new street car house will
be of iron framework, and plate glass,
and will be 50 placed as not to interfere
with foot travel.
No Ground for Charge-Frank Bren-
nan, arrested by Detective Wells on the
Judge Orr yesterday. There was no sub
sanitation to the charge upon which he
was arrested, as the young man was
shown to have been born in this city
and to possess ample means.
Placed Under BOnds-Stephen Reddy,
convicted of assaulting Larry Goghan on
the West side July 3, was required by
Judge Orr yesterday to sign a bond to
keep the peace. Goghan received an ugly
cut on the head 1t was at first alleged
that Reddy struck him with a bar Of
iron, but this charge was after changed
to assault and battery.
Question His Sanity-P. H. Norton,
stranger in the city, who applied for
lodging at the central station Monday
evening, was taken to the county Jail
yesterday, pending examination regard
ing his sanity. Norton said he had just
left the city hospital. He was sent to
the city physicians office. and later to
the jail.
Draw Salary TOiay-The city treas
urer will disburse today $12, So. oil to en-
ployes of the street and sewer force, men
= employed on bicycle paths and street
? sweepers. The wages are for the three
weeks ending July l. The street and
sewer force VIII draw SIC, l6l. 81; men on
bicycle paths, $684.18 and street sweep
ers, S16S6.
Expression of Thnnks-Mr. and Mrs.
Berry wish to return their thanks to
: the members of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. 2, and to members of Engine
Company No. 8, also to the employees of
the Northwest Telephone Exchange COM
pany, lin Minneapolis, for kindness and
favors shown in their sad bereavement in
the loss Of their brother. James J. Berry.