The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-11
CITY MEI ..

James Sullivan, barber, was arrest
ed last night for the>larceny of knife
from peddler at Third and Sibley
The collector of customs yesterday
took in the sum of $4,000 from the sale
OF beer, tobacco and other stamps.
Mr. snd Mrs. J. s. Maloney, of the Ho-
tel Northern. have gone to Buffalo for
three weeks visit 20 the Pan-American
exposition.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Central Presbyterian Church will give an
ice cream social this evening at 80 Cen
trail avenue.
w. f. Lunt, general appraiser of the
customs department, is on his way from
New York to st. Paul TO adjust differ
ences between appraisers and local inn
porters.
The East Presbyterian church Sunday
school will give their annual picnic and
excursion to Wildwood Friday A big
programme of sports has been prepared.
Special cars will leave the church at 10
a. m.
Michael Markham died yesterday at his
residence go Conway street. His wife
died a short while ago, and he was taken
sick shortly afterwards. He was former-
" a foreman for the Twin City Rapid
transit company.
The sum of $1,000 was yesterday
transferred from the county to the city
treasurer representing the city's portic n
from the May settlement. OF this sum
$4,000 goes to the revenue fund, and
$1,000 to the school fund.
A meeting of the committee on streets
ST the board of aldermen will be held
Snis afternoon. There is a large amount
Of business 30 consider, among which is
The several applications for light and
heat franchise and the purchase of
rock crushing plant
State Insurance Commissioner Elmer
II Dearth has completed the apportion-
anent Of the fire department fund collected
from the tax of ! per cent on insurance
company premiums. The st. Paul de-
partment viii receive $685. Mime
apolis, $l3, $50 Sc, and Duluth, $l,619 As.
Miss Kate Cronin, formerly d school
teacher of Austin. Mimi, was seized
with a fit of temporary insanity during
mass at the Cathedral yesterday morn
ing. She was taken TO the county jail.
where Police Surgeon Richeson said her
peculiar actions were due to the heat.
The annual report of the customs de-
partment has been completed, showing
the collections for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 10 have been S627, 56l. 0S, being
the largest with one exception ever
made by this branch of the government
IN this city. The exception was last
year, when the receipts were $l7,50O
more.
The Omaha Railway company has COM
pleted its tracks on the West side to the
high bridge, and will be as far down as
the public baths in another week. At
the next meeting of the council an ordi-
nance granting the company a right of
way along the alley in the rear of the
Gedney Pickle factory Will be consider
ed
Assistant Corporation Attorney Stob-
bart was at Anoka yesterday where he
went to protest against the assessing of
property belonging to the water board.
TIE land in question Is that lately ac-
CURED in the vicinity Of Centerville and
Peitier lakes, and it may yet be neces-
sary to take the matter to the courts in
order to demonstrate to the officials of
Anoka that land used for municipal pur-
poses cannot be taxed.
Slay Scbeffer a young woman en-
pioyed by the Horne s. Danz company had
her hands very badly scalded yesterday
morning She was testing tin pals in
ho- water, and slipping, she accidentally
thrust her hands into the water. She
was taken to DR.. Sigler's office, at 13S
East Sixth street, who attended to her
burns She was afterwards removed to
her home, 151 Forbes avenue, In a car
rage DR.. Sigler says she will be able
10 be out in a few days.