The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-02
CITY Ne 8.

The board of aldermen will hold a
regular session tonight.
The customs collections for March in
the St. Paul district were $4,000.
Gov. Van SAINT has appointed j. c. Jen-
sen, of St. Paul, aid-de-camp with the
rank of major.
Postoffice Inspector H. E. Thiele has
returned to the city from an official
trip to Birmingham, Ala.
The Chicago Great Western yesterday
paid to the state treasurer $2Z,4f1.22, its
gross earnings tax for 1900.
Joseph H Ellis, deputy labor commits
sioner in Minneapolis, has been sick the
past week with grip and pneumonia.
Comptroller ]. j. McCardy. who has
been absent in the East and South for
the past week, is expected to return to-
Gay.
The report of the clerk of the municipal
court for March shows $1,6255O collected.
OF this amount all but $3.50 was from
criminal fines.
The report of the revenue collector for
March shows receipts OF SOL. so,
against S204 904 IS a year ago. The in
crease over last month was $50, 1896
The freshman class of the Central High
school has challenged the sophomore class
to a joint field day to be held at the
Hamline fair grounds track on Friday,
April &c.
Mrs John Godski. 1853 st. Peter street,
fell into an uncovered coal hole at st.
Peter and Ninth streets, ar 1 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon and slightly injured her
back.
The monthly report of Desk Sergeant
Wright, of the Central police STATEN
shows 162 arrests for March. OF this
number forty-three were married and 1876
were males.
Graduating exercises of the primary de-
partment Of the Central Presbyterian
church Sunday school will be held We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock at the lee
ture rooms.
\ series of evening meetings will be
held at the Burr Street Baptist church
during this week. The meetings will be
conducted by City Missionary c. R. Nc
Kinney. The services begin at 7:S0
Patrick Colby. arrested for carrying
revolver, was obliged to forfeit the weap-
on and pay fine of 81. He was arrest
ed on complaint of his wife, who alleged
that he followed her down town Saturday
night. threatening to shoot her.
The board of park commissioners did
not meet last night, as scheduled, owing
to the absence of some of the members
from the city The board will undoubt-
edly be called together on either Thurs
day or Friday evening of this week.
Union Lodge No 4S, L o. O. F., will
give its annual ball Wednesday evening
April 8, at Sherman hall. The commit
tee in charge includes o. F. Kingsmen,
chairman: Z. P. Livingston, L. G. Bick,
B. Schuback. F. Kastnar, A. Hohenstein
and NJ. ]. Howe.
Edward Newman will recover from the
injuries which he sustained by the acct
dental discharge of his gun, while return
ing from hunting last Wednesday morn
ing. He received the discharge in his
head, and it was at first feared that he
could not recover.
Thomas Calvin. Ernest Provost and e.
A. Woodbury., the men injured IN. the
Wisconsin Central wreck at Bunker Mill
cut last Wednesday, are still at st.
Jeseph's hospital, where they were taken
for treatment. All are improving and
will soon be we'll.
The brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men, including lodges No. 81 220, 49, SoS
and Ladies Society No. 81 will give a
joint ball in the armory, April 10. 1t is
planned to make it as much Of sue
cess in point Of attendance as well as en-
5oyment as is possible
Ladies Aid Society OF the Clinton Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church will hold
an Easter sale tonight in the parlors of
the church. Useful fancy articles, to-
gether with home cooked products, will
be offered for sale, and refreshments
viii be served during the evening.
Joseph Keck, employed in the store
room of FarwelI, Ozmun, Kirk & Co.,
fell down an elevator shaft at his place
of employment yesterday morning, and
sustained a painful scalp wound. While
waiting at the first floor for the eIe-
vatOr, he lost his balance and fell into
the shaft to the basement. striking on
his head. He was removed to st. Luke's
hospital His injuries are not serious
Passion week will be observed at the
First Methodist Episcopal church by
services of q commemorative character
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday evenings Of this week. DR.. Rule.
presiding elder viii assist at some of the
meetings Specially selected music will
be rendered. The Mems league of the
church has pledged cooperation to make
the meetings a success, and the other
church societies will join in the effort.
The meetings will begin at o'clock and
continue one hour.