The Saint Paul globe., 1900-06-14
CITY NEWS.

The Peoples church viii give steam
boat excursion Saturday afternoon.
Diphtheria is reported at the health Of
flee existing at $50 Goodrich avenue.
Meetings Will be held this afternoon by
| the aldermanic committees on claims and
| streets.
The funeral of the late Michael Tessier
was held yesterday from st. Louis Cath
Ole church.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church will
| hold its annual picnic at Minnehaha
| park, Saturday.
The st. Paul & Duluth employees will
hold their annual picnic at Forest lake
Tuesday, June IL.
The young people Of the Dayton Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Sunday school will go
| to Wildwood Saturday for an outing.
The funeral of Osgood NJ FuIlington
will be held today at 1 o'clock from the
family residence, go Prospect terrace, fol-
! lowed by services at House of Hope at
2:30.
The New York law firm, of which Mr..
F. w. M. Cutcheon, formerly of st. Paul,
| rs member, has taken another partner
and the firm name now is Cutcheon, Hare
&, Hotter.
At it's meeting next Tuesday the license
committee of the board of aldermen will
consider the application of the Palm Gar
den for a saloon license at IA to IS East
Seventh street.
The funeral of Rosa EfIavec will be held
tomorrow at $3.50 from the family resi-
dence, 354 Duke street, followed by
services at st. Stanislaus' Catholic church
at 9. The interment will be at Calvary.
Tuesday nights rainfall was 81 of an
he CT To al
the Northwest, about an inch falling at
all points west and south of this city as
far as Huron, 8. D., st. Louis and Kansas
City. Clear and cooler weather is in
prospect for today.
Frank Houghton, a visitor in the city,
died at Bethesda hospital yesterday Of
apoplexy. He was taken suddenly i'll
Tuesday and removed to the hospital
His condition continued to grow worse
until death ensued. Mr. Houghton, who
was accompanied to this city by his
wife, lives in Chicago.
The local police have been requested
to keep lookout for a team of mares
stolen Monday night from Nicholas We'll
Ter, of Anoka, Mimi it is believed the
thief will attempt to dispose of the team
IN this city. One was black, the other
dapple gray. Both have the brand
L" They were hitched to a light single
seat top buggy.
The two-year-old daughter of julius
Roscnthal, living az 67 West Third street,
was knocked down by a team driven by
Herald Jorgeson. in the employ of T. A.
Adams, 374 Jackson street, at Third and
Market streets yesterday afternoon. TIE
child was struck by one OF the wagon
wheels ard severely bruised, but escaped
being crushed.
Under the assumed name of H Conley,
a respectable appearing stranger, said to
have formerly been superintendent Of
schools at Belle Plaine, Mimi, was fined
$40 in the police court on the charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Gov. Lind went to Luverne yesterday
to attend the district G. A. r. encamp-
ment at that place.
Corporations that have not qualified
under the Sommerville will be prose-
cuted by the state. This will bring the
valllity OF the law into question, and il
is understood that companies that have
not complied will fight the case. Gov.
Lind, Attorney General Douglas and Sec
retary Of State Berg will cooperate. en-
Dloying outside counsel TO conduct the
litigation.