The Saint Paul globe., 1901-07-12
CITY NEWS 8,

The United States circuit and district
courts have adjourned for the summer
term.
The Stevens Tug line of Duluth today
paid the state auditor $S.04 as a tax on
26S tons.
The third rank will be conferred to-
night upon members of Lincoln Lodge
No. IS, X. p.
Judge Amidon, VINO has been in st.
Paul for the past tree weeks returned
to his home in Fargo yesterday,
The receipts of the customs depart
ment of the Minnesota district for the
year ending June 80 were $627 S6O,OS.
E. A Webb, publisher of the Farmer.
and family, have left for Washington and
New York On their annual Eastern
tour
H. A. Blodgett has secured permit
for the erection of a frame residence at
Dooley and Carter streets. 1t will cost
$1,000.
Tom Daley anu six others, represent
ing the advance guard of Ringing
Bros circus arrived in the city yester-
day, and are at the Clarendon.
Daytons Bluff Camp No. 20 VIII hold
It's annual excursion and picnic at Shak-
opee park, Sunday. The Woodmen Will
leave on the steamer Lora at $3.50.
The upsettng of amp caused a tre
at the home OF Ben Cooperman, 266 East
Ninth street, shortly before o'clock last
night The loss amounted to about $25.
Patrick McDonough, aged FIVE and a
half months, died suddenly Wednesday
of cOnvulsions. Coroner A. w. Miller
was called and pronounced death due to
Cholera infantum.
Moses Sanders, a colored porter en-
ployed at i7612 Wabasha street. was Bit
ten by a dog owned by the proprietor
Mr.. Tate He applied for Tates arrest
for keeping vicious dog.
A large crowd attended the excursion
down the river given by the Walters
Union No. 49, on the steamer Lora and
barge, last evening. The music was
furnished by Broses orchestra.
Patrolman ]. ]. Murphy has returned
from Chicago where he underwent tho
Pasteur treatment for the prevention Of
hydrophobia. Murphy was bitten by a
dog suffering from rabies about six weeks
ago.
A delivery team owned by Decoster &
Clark, became frightened and ran away
from Third and Maple streets, yester-
day morning. 1t collided with post,
that necessitated It's being shot.
State Senator E. ]. Meilicke of Win
dom, and son, were at the Clarendon yes
terday, being in st. Paul on a business
trip. In referring to the crop situation
he said the prospects were never better,
and an immense yield is looked for.
The Congregational Union of ST. Paul
viii hold a special meeting Saturday
evening in the parlors Of the Park Con-
gregational church, to consider the ap-
pointment Of a city missionary to sue
ceed Rev. H. A. Risser, who recently
resigned.
John Jostram, stepfather of Street
Commissioner L. f. Schultz, died at
Prior Lake Wednesday night, after
long illness. Mr. Jostram was a native
of Mecklenburg, and came to Minnesota
twenty-five years ago. He was seventy
four years old,
The Engineers union has named q
committee. consisting of Messrs CRUDE,
Lehman and Capistrand. to interview
the governor relative to the employment
of union engineers at the capitol and
state institutions. A committee was also
appointed to oppose the granting of heat
ing and lighting franchises to private
corporations.
2,
merchants and others are forwarding
unused internal revenue stamps to the
local division of the internal revenue de-
partment for redemption. Under the
new law stamps should be returned to
the commissioner of internal revenue at
Washington. Tobacco rebate claims
filed with the office in this city win be
taken up next week
The members Of St. Paul chapter, Or
der of the Eastern Star, will spend this
evening at Wildwood. White Bear lake,
instead of holding a regular meeting in
the Masonic temple. T members Of
the chapter and their friends ;lll take
the car leaving the postoffice at 7:25 for
Wildwood The regular meetings of st.
Paul chapter win be resumed in Septem-
Der.
Articles Of Incorporation were filed
yesterday at the Office of the secretary
of state by the following companies: J.
Quincy Haas & Co., insurance agents
and brokers, st. Paul, capital stock,
5000; incorporators, J. Quincy Haas,
Edward J. Hodgson and Charles d. Mat
teson, all of st. Paul; R. Nj Lawton &
Co, real estate and rental agents, st.
Paul, capital stock. $l0O,0OO; incorporat-
ors, r. M Lawton, w. ]. Desmond, A. A.
Erickson, all of st. Paul