The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-31
CITY NEWS.

Israel Patnode. of ST. Paul. has been
released from bankruptcy by Judge Loeb
zen.
Rev. q. D. Andrews will lay the corner
stone of Grace Memorial church at Waba-
sha today.
The Boys sodality of st. Mary's Cath
Ollie Church will picnic at Kohlman's lake
Saturday, Aug. A.
Public Examiner Pope started yester-
Gay for tour Of inspection among the
Banks of. the state.
State Superintendent Lewis went to
Red Wing. yesterday TO attend the sum-
mer training school.
The state auditor yesterday received 3d.
41704 July earnings from the state insane
hospital at Rochester.
Bids for fuel for the state institutions
Will be opened in the governors Office
Wednesday afternoon.
The Danvers Farmers Elevator COM
pany Incorporated yesterday with the
secretary of state. The capital stock was
$4,000.
The first annual excursion Of the Min
nesota Transfer Railway company's en-
pioyes will be given at Russell Beach,
Aug. 10.
Frank Rohland, an employee of Street
Commissioner Louis Schultz, was kicked
by a horse and his left thigh seriously
injured.
Rev H F. Alderman, of Pennington,
will conduct the services at the Meth
Odist tent meeting on Cedar street this
morning.
The Swedish Lutheran church, of Cey-
lon, Martin county, filed articles Of in
corporation with the secretary Of state
yesterday
The state fish hatchery shipped $500
young bass last night on the Great North
crn. for distribution between Crookston
and Cass Lake.
The funeral of the late John Engquist
was held yesterday from his home on
Olmstcad street. The interment was at
Union cemetery
Prof. George Wietbrecht, of the Me-
chanic Arts high school, left last evening
for his fruit ranch at Orange, Cal. He
will return Sept /
The rainfall last month was 2.47 inches
above average. The weather bureau sta
tistics puts the total at 5.4 inches, the
heaviest in three years.
Leo, seven-y ear-oId son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Barry, Of 315 Baker street, died
yesterday of dlphtheria. Interment at
Mendoza cemetery this morning.
Aug. T. Damascus cemmandery, knights
Templar, will go into camp at White
Bear for ten days. This will be the first
encampment Of the commandery since
1882.
Charles SEWERS was yesterday arrested
for the larceny Of a revolver and several
boxes of cigars from the, saloon, S45 Wa
basha street. at which he works. The re-
yOlver was found on his person.
City Engineer CIaussen this afternoon
placed a number of the street force teams
under the order of Health Commissioners
Ohage to assist In removing condemned
stuff from the warehouse ruins.
Emma Lange, as -executrix, filed a Pc
titiOn in the probate court yesterday ask
ing to have the will of Lizzie Trombley
adnlitted.i The estate consists of $1,000 in
real and $1,000 in personal property
The first summer assembly of the Min
nesota BaptiStsa at Mound, Lake Mime
tonka, will be, held Aug. 1-15. The dedi-,
cation exercises Will be held Friday, Aug.
8, the sermon being by Rev. w. w. Daw-
ley.
The county board of equalization met
yesterday afternoon and resumed the
heaEingss-eft complaints FROM persons tns
Districts 2 and 3, where changes in the
personal valuations have been made by
the board.
The funeraF OF the Iate4 ThoTnissf Nc.
- NauShtons. STasz held yesterday from the
Newport 2 Nd. x ''c1fIrch, Rev. William
Moore officiating. The pallbe8rers were
selected from among the cid residents OF
Washington county - .si' 'i9
Frank Homberg appeared yesterday in n
Judge Orr's court and faced the charge
OF forgery. zaeawas bound over to await
the action of the grand jury He is charg-
ed with having passed a bogus check
for SIS ON a local clothing merchant ~
John Horejs. who defied. the health off,
Ger at the cold storage ruins the other
day by removing condemned fruit, was
yesterday discharged in police court, there
him,
Edward McMahon, accused cf the lar
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