The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-15
CITY NEWS.

The Colored Democratic association will
meet this evening at 40 East Third street.
A. c. Casey, charged by H. Baldinger
with petit larceny, had his case continued
until Aug. 20 in the police court yester-
day.
News was received yesterday of the
death at Butte, Mont, of John Enright
formerly detective at the Rondo street
station.
The state auditors department received
yesterday from the grain inspection de-
partment $1,000 as the fees Of that Of
ttce for July.
A meeting of the fire commissioners
Will be held this afternoon, at which
time bids for the seasons supply of coal
win be opened
The St Paul Armory association has
elected Capt. Henry Larson, of Battery
A, as president, to succeed Maj. Noyes c.
Robinson, resigned.
A building permit has been issued for
the construction of the new school build
ing to be located in the Second ward
1t viii cost $4,000.
The case against Alfrod Anderson,
charged with assault and battery, was
continued in the police court yesterday
until this afternoon.
The Drug Clerks Association of st.
Paul held it's annual picnic at Wildwood
yesterday Several hundred people who
went out enjoyed a pleasant outing.
A small pile of rubbish burning in the
9zar of 153 West Fifth street gave the
gre department a run yesterday after
loon The blaze did not cause any DAM
age.
St Paul Commandery No . Imperial
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on the Columbia and barge tomorrow
evening, leaving jackson street dock at
S:l5 %. m.
Today is the city pay day, and the city
officers, members of the fire and police
departments, engineers department and
health department viii receive their pay
ihe rolls aggregate SCI, S62.S1.
The trolley ride to be rendered the
members Of the Minneapolis real estate
board by the real estate men of st. Paul,
which was planned for tomorrow after
noon, has been indefinitely postponed.
Fire in a shed in the rear of 400 Good
rich avenue, belonging to E. L. Kemp,
about o'clock yesterday afternoon.
caused about SO damage The fire was
started by some little boys playing with
matches
Members of st. Augustine Court 947, c.
O. F., South St Paul, viii enjoy an out
ing on the steamer Lora and barge this
evening. The boat leaves the foot Of
jackson street at o'clock and South
St. Paul at $40
In issuing his Labor day proclamation.
Mayor Smith requests that all places Of
business be closed Sept. 2, in order that
all employees may be enabled to take
part in the celebration and ceremonies
attendant upon that day
Judge Hine in the police court yester-
day bound Frederick P. Houlihan,
charged with non-support, over to the
grand jury and fixed his bail at $780,
Houlihan was represented by Howard
Wheeler.
An outing to be given by the knights
of Pythias of the Twin Cities, on the
steamer Columbia and barge, to Lake
iepin and Red Wing, viii take place Fri
day, Aug. %. An entertainment will be
given by the State Training School band.
Coroner Miller yesterday swore In
jury to inquire into the death of Emil
Hermann, who was killed on the sand
pump at the foot Of Wacouta street Tues
day morning. The inquest VIII be held
at the county morgue at o'clock this
evening
First Lieutenant Asa f. Abbott U. S.
A, retired, has been relieved, at his own
request, from duty at Shattuck mill
tary school, and was assigned to the Uni
versity Of Washington, Seattle He has
for fifteen years been an instructor at
Shattuck school, Faribault
Despite an atmospheric disturbance
central over the Gulf of Mexico, anti
storm conditions prevail over the entire
Northwest and the weather in st. Paul
and vicinity for the next few days will
continue generally fair, with the temper
azure taking slight drop.
An effort is being made to have the
board Of public works prepare plans and
specifications for the paving of jackson
street and Central Park place so as to
allow the opening of bids not later than
Sept. 10. The new orders will specify
asphalt as the paving material.
The cases against c. M. Burlington.
charged with grand larceny by the Singer
Sewing Machine company, We're continued
until this morning in the police court.
burlington is charged with having dis
posed OF two machines for which he did
not turn the money over to the company.
Private John R. Clark Company A.
Eighth infantry, stationed at Fort Smell
ling, has been found guilty by a court
martial of sleeping at his post. His SEN
tence condemns him to hard labor In the