The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-04
CITY ME VI 8.

Part of the census returns for the city
We're slapped 70 Washington yesterday.
Headquarters will be opened in a few
days for the work of preparing for the
League of Republican Clubs.
The house Of Grove T. Irvine, 935 Rondo
street was struck by lightning last
night, bat only slightly damaged.
Proceedings have been commenced be-
fore the state board of medical exam
liners for the annulment of the license Of
Dr.. Edward u. Flint.
Pau Grimm, charged with selling nq-
uor to minor on Reaney street in May,
was discharged in police court yesterday
after proving that he disposed of the
saloon in March.
Mrs. Walter L. Beekman will conduct
the TheosOphical meeting Thursday
evening, July 5, at 597 Endicott building.
Subject, "Clairvoyance. The public is
cordially invited.
Violet Clifton, an inmate of a house at
100 South Wabasha street, yesterday
morning took a dose of iodine with sui
cidal intent. DR. A. w. Miller attended
the woman. She will recover.
General J. z. Wade stated yesterday
that he would not proceed to the boun-
dairy unless there were further indIca-
lions Ct trouble. He gave it as his opin-
ion that troops would not be needed
The sale of seats for the concert to be
given by the Northwestern Scandinavian
Singers association at the People s
church o. Friday evening, opened yes
terday at Howard, Farwell & Co.'s music
store.
The case Of ex-Superintendent of Police
Telegraph King vs. the present super1n-
.endent, Joseph Macaulay, in reference to
the time at which the formers salary
expired. has been set for rehearlng
July is.
The paving of Sibley street with asphalt
to the Great Northern railroad pridge al
Rice street was finished last evening,
and the force of men engaged there VIII
be used in making repairs at various
places within the city.
Articles of incorporation were filed
Yesterday by the Montevideo Athleuc
association, with the following ncofpoL-
ators. f. c.. Titus, L. H. Arnold, M 3.
Meyer, II. A. Sampson, &. Murphy u a
Claggett and H. c. Stebbins
The property owners Of Jackson street
and immediate vicinity have filed a pro-
tas+ With the board Of public works
against a new pavement from Ninth TO
Grove streets on Jackson, claiming the
+raat can be repaired sufficiently with
out such expense.
In the probate court yesterday final
decree was entered in the estate OF harI
lfelIGr, deceased. Inc SSldIS, "lIINIl 49,
sists of $1,000 in cash, is diViIed INTO
three equal shares and goes to Mrs. Mag
de!ena Heller, his wife, and Carolina ana
AIagdelena Heller, daughters Of the de-
ceased.
Alexander Baasen, aged twenty-three
wears. was killed by a street car In Osn-
kosh, Wis, last Sunday. He was
nephew of Assistant Adjutant General
Baasen. of this city, and formerly re-
sided here while in the employ OF the
Northwestern Telephone Exchange com
pany as lineman.
James Kennedy and Nellie White
charged with attempting to steal f. w;
Sache's diamond stud on the carnival
e~rounds June sc, had a partial hearing
in police court yesterday. The state
heard the evidence of its witnesses and
the case was continued one week to per-
init the defendants to secure witnesses.
A rather well-appearing, middie-aged
lady called on Assistant County Attorney
ZolIman yesterday afternoon and wanted
TO Get out a warrant for the arrest Oh
her husband whom she alleged had mar
ricd another woman. She said that ne
had sent hel away, and that while she
was gone he took out a license and mar
ried the ether woman. Mr.. Zollman VIII
investigate.
Mayor Smith, as chairman of the coun-
tv commissioners, has signed the long
disputed county warrants for Fred Kohl
man for $1S Ernest KOhlnan $50, and +.
D. Ducharn for $29 These warrants had
q. history, the county commissioners hav-
ing approved them, but eX-Mayor Kiefer
refusing to cGuntersign thea the money
could not be paid. 1t was for work done
on the Kuhlman road in 1895.
Judge Lewis has issued restraining
order against the defendant in the di-
vorce case of Annie L. Dickson against
Peter Dickson, directing him to abstain
from assauIting the plaintiff or restrain
ing her of her liberty, and from taking
away the three children. Mrs. Dickson
Is suing for 4 divorce on the grounds
of cruel and inhuman treatment, nom
support and drunkenness.