The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-03


of H. c. Nicol. 1129 Reaney street. The
funeral will be held Wednesday from
the residence on Reaney street, with
services following at st. Johns Catholic
church at o'clock. The intern1ent will
be at Calvary Deceased was recently
from Ireland.
A false alarm called the fire department.
last night at O'Clock to Mannhe!mef,s
store, Sixth and Robert streets
A false alarm called the firemen to
Lindeke, Warner & Schurmeier's whole
sale house about midnight last night.
I Rev. William c. Pope, pastor of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, preached
! last night at the corner of Seventh and
| Cedar.
! The receipts of last month in the inter
nal revenue department were 1891, 67274 In
| the corresponding month last year they
were $30S, 672.45.
The postal substations in East St Paul
and on the West side did not open yester-
day morning, as scheduled, and will not
be opened until the latter part of this
week.
The st. Paul Foundrymen's association
held it's regular monthly meeting and
banquet last night at the Windsor no.
tel. About twenty-five members were In
attendance.
Postmaster McGin has created the Of
flee of janitor at the Merriam Park sta
ton, and appointed D. R. Davis, formerly
employed in the city treasurer's office, to
the position.
st. Paul Lodge No SO, B. P. o. F.. will
have only two representatives at the
grand lodge meeting to be held at Allan
tic City, n j., July u. They win be DR..
E. H. Whitcomb and F. e. Rice.
Edward Kriz. candidate of the Socialist
Labor party for governor of Minnesota,
was in the city last night, en- route to the
national CONVENTION of boilermakers at
Kansas City, Mo. to which he is a dele
gate.
Judge Sanborn. of the circuit court of
appeals, has fled an opinion in the case
of Flora J. But, plaintiff. against the c.
Gotzian company, in which he finds for
the company, the judgment of the lower
court being affirmed.
City Engineer Claussen has replied to
the complaints of the Humane society
anent impure water in the drinking foun-
! tains provided for the use OF horses, oy
detailing an employee of his department
{ to keep the fountains clean.
F. ]. Fehr, of st. Cloud, who was with
/ the Thirteenth Minnesota regiment in the
Philippines, has been allowed a pension
times while in active service.
The county auditor yesterday received
the schedules of the assessment for the
current year from the city and county as
SCISSOR. The footings in the numerous
schedules have not been added yet, and
the total assessment is not known.
Frank S. Bailey, the new custodian of
the city hall and court house, has COM
menced active duty, and was on hand at
o'clock yesterday morning. George Ger
Ich was also on hand, but did not inter-
fere with Battley's direction of affairs.
Executive Agent Beutner of the state
game and Fish commission, yesterday
served notice on the Brainerd & Northern
Logging company that it must either re-
move two dams on the La Sale river, in
Reltrami county, or construct fshWays
around the dams.
The Pine river logging case, which is
being tried before Judge Amidon in the
United States circuit court, was contin-
ued yesterday until today, owing to the
absence of o. c. Eaton, juror, who
went to his home at Herman Saturday
night and did not return yesterday.
The state treasurer yesterday redeem
ed $45, 900 of state capitol bonds issued in
1898, which fell due the day before. In
all, $95, 900 of the capitol certificates issued
in 1897 and 1898 have been redeemed, lcav-
ng only $1,000 of those years outstanding
and to be redeemed whenever presented.
A meeting of the Sons of Denmark was
held last night. A letter was received
from N Johnson, of Copenhagen, father
OF the deceased president of the order,
thanking them for their letter of con-
dolence. Arrangements were completed
for the annual picnic, which will take
place at Fort Smelling, July 4.
The report of the collector of customs
office of the district of Minnesota for the
fiscal year ending June 50, shows collec-
lions of $3.50, OS919 For the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1899, the collections were
1886, rs, the highest previously record
ed. The collections for the year just end
ed exceed those of '99 by $163, 152 49,