The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-15

One of the matters to be taken up VIII
be the paving Of Rice street.
Burglars tapped the cash register in
the saloon of Oscar West. III East Sew
enth street, early yesterday morning,
and secured $4.35 in change.
William Mantauffel. an employe Of the
American Hoist and Derrick company,
was badly hurt yesterday morning by
bar of iron falling on his foot.
Samuel Michaeis, the small boy whose
home is at 109 West Third street, who
has been missing from his home since
Wednesday. was found yesterday.
A meeting of the Joint council commit
tee will be held Tuesday afternoon for
the purpose of considering the mayors
communication and the school budget.
Bishop Joyce Will preach at the King
Street Methodist church this morning.
There will be a platform meeting at p.
M. and special services this evening.
The German Lutheran Emmanuel
church, Golf avenue and Dearborn
streets, will give q steamboat excursion
Aug. on the steamer Columbia and
barge.
A postal from Col. Welz and party,
who left for Europe some weeks ago,
states that July 1 they had reached Carls-
bad. and were all in good. health and
enjoying the trip
Monday the water board will commence
to shut off the water service of the low
service system against those parties who
have failed to pay water rates. About Loo
will be affected by this action.
a gospel temperance platform meeting
will be held at the First NorWagian-Dan-
ish Methodist Episcopal church. Thir-
teenth and Broadway this evening. A
male quartette will furnish music.
The police found the suit of clothes
missed by Charles Johnson. 522 Wabasha
street. in a pawnshop. They also found
the gold watch that was stolen from Miss
M Bigowet, Friday, in another pawn
shop.
The two sons Of Edward Rune, who
were reported Friday at the Rondo police
station as missing, returned home about
midnight Friday. The young adventurers
were, according to their story, on a
gopher hunt
The joint council committee on streets,
to which the school budget, presented at
a special meeting of the council yester-
day. was referred, will meet Tuesday at
4 o'clock. The school budget will be the
principal consideration.
The police have dropped the investiga-
ton of the letter found In bottle and
signed by Jessie L. Comstock. who, ac-
cordtng to the letter was imprisoned on
a red house boat near the government
dam. They believe it a hoax.
Peter Sandell, a resident of Spooner,
Wis, died at ST. Luke's hospital He was
twenty years of age and unmarried Mr..
Sandell was brought to st. Paul Wednes-
day to undergo dangerous operation,
and did not rally from the shock.
The reason assigned by the council in
referring Mayor Smiths communication
on the school budget to the street
committee of the two bodies, Is that this
committee is the largest, and therefore
a more suitable one to consider the rec
concentrations.
Officers Thenn and Zacher discovered
Martin Keover and Michael Lynch in
the stairway of the library building at
an early hour yesterday morning. AS
soon as the boys saw the patrolmen
they started to run, but the policemen
caught them and locked them up.
The members of the keystone league,
composed Of former residents of Penn
sylvania, will through the courtesy of
Capt. ]. c. Smith, himself from PenDsyl-
vania, have a river excursion Tuesday
evening, July "a, on the Oracle Mower
and barge. The barge will leave at Z
o'clock.