The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-24
CITY NEWS.

The Commons playground, Ninth and
Jackson, will be formally opened Mon
day.
John Stewart was sent to the work.
house yesterday for a period of thirty
days for begging.
John O'Brien, charged with drunken
ness, was before Judge Orr yesterday
and was fined $40.
The contract for transporting the mall
70 and from the new Bradley street post
al station, has been awarded to ReichoW
brothers.
II was the Capital City and not the
Ramsey County Sanitation company,
whose employees were fined in the police
court Friday.
Emma Brown, colored, was yesterday
convicted of running a disorderly house
at 50 West Tenth street and sent to the
Workhouse for fifty days.
Sections St. Paul and Minneapolis, Of
The Socialist Labor party. Will give their
ihird annual excursion Sunday, Aug. H.
ON the steamer Columbia and barge.
Olaf Gran, charged with the theft of
three bicycles that were recovered by
Detective Wells, had his case continued
in police court yesterday until Saturday.
Monday, mail for North ct Paul will
be delivered by the electric cars. The cars
win leave Wabasha and Fifth streets with
mail d $50 a. m, p. m. and 5:25 p. m.
Christi church Sunday school will hold
Its annual picnic Tuesday at Lake Park,
Minnetonka Beach. The train will leave
the foot Of East Fourth street, Minneapo-
lis & St. Louis depot, at $50 o'clock
Monday, July 16. the first public hearing
in the application of the union depot to
the city to vacate that portion Of the
levee between Sibley street and Broad
way win be held i'll the council chamber
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Conley and their
eleven-year-old daughter Hannah, who
were mixed in a neighborho0d fight at $50
Rice street, their home, will have their
trial Tuesday.
The body Of Maurice r. Todd, who was
at the head of the Fillmore county bank
when it collapsed, was brought to St
Paul yesterday and quietly inferred in
Oakland cemetery.
Albert Rivard, charged with larceny by
his sister, Mrs. Lizzie Karns, 200 ST An
thOny avenue, was dismissed from court
yesterday as his sister did not care to
prosecute the case.
Charles J. Wigley, charged with as
saulting John POsen, a bartender, at the
N'AlSilAii5 iOuoCI COlHGI OCN6uln street
and Smith avenue, Decoration day, will
have his trial Tuesday.
Herman Smith, charged with the lar
ceny of wearing apparel from Arthur
Cupps, 2l1 East Eighth street, had his
case continued until Monday. Attorney
Sullivan, Smiths counsel, claims his
client is insane.
John Perezek failed to appear in the
police court yesterday to prosecute the
case of Kate Gray, charged with steal
ing IS from him. The court gave the
county attorney until Monday to produce
the complaining witness.
Albert Knobel and Herman Meisner, the
two boys arrested for violation of the
health ordinance, were before. Judge
by the court were permitted to go
home.
The police are looking for Herman
Krinky, of 8S3 Euclid avenue, who is
charged with the destruction of some
trees in the Ansell orchard Walter R.
Ansell, the complainant, resides at 1031
Burns avenue.
Mrs. Pauline Brodhag, of 162 Como
avenue, was examined yesterday after
noon for insanity and ordered committed
to the Rochester asylum by Judge Ba-
Zille Of the probate court. Her insanity
is IN the form of hearing strange sounds
and seeing snakes.
Fred Heekle, arrested for having in his
possession a brass horn. stolen from