The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-09
CITY NEWS.

The State Bank of Kfmball with capt.
tai of $1,000, has been authorized by the
public examiner to do business.
T. \. Ryan and John earns paid fines
of 81 each in the police court yesterday
for violating the bicycle ordinance.
Gov. Van SAINT went to Caledonia yes
terday to attend a G. A. r. reunion, and
VIII go to Winona before his return.
John s Watson, the law partner Of
Col Rail mayor of Fargo, N D., arrived
in the city last night, and is at the
Ryan
There viii be a meeting of the White
Bear Lake Improvement society at 8
O'Clock this evening at the fire head
quarters, White Bear.
Daniel Murphy, arrested on the COM
plant of Johanna Weslacki for assault
and battery, signed a bond to keep the
peace in police court yesterday.
The ladies of the Rome Memorial Con-
gregational church will serve ice cream
tomorrow evening on the grounds adjoin-
ing their church, Forest and Case.
The railroad and warehouse commission
yesterday paid to the county auditor 1921,
which represents fees collected from COM
mission merchants for licenses during
1899 and 1860.
John Coleman, superintendent of the
Anoka insane asylum, was in the city
yesterday, and visited the board Of con-
troll and a number of the other officers at
the capitol.
A gasoline stove explosion in the rear
OF 642 Broadway, last evening, called out
the fire department. The blaze was eX-
tinguished with only slight damage. No
one was hurt.
When the case against Charles Court
ney was called in the police court yester-
day there was no response and the charge
was dismissed, as Courtney has left the
city. He was accused of petit larceny.
A gasoline stove explosion caused a
slight blaze at the home of James Jor-
dan, 2lS Thirteenth street, shortly after
O'Clock yesterday afternoon No one
was hurt and the fire did small damage.
Frank Goltz, arrested for the alleged
larceny of several jugs of liquor from the
store Of /. Eppstein & Sons company,
was discharged in the police court yes
terday, the firm Withdrawing the COM
plant.
Inspector S. B. Scott, Of the state dairy
and food commission, has secured leave
of absence of several weeks and has gone
to Virginia on private business. After
leaving there he will go to the sea shore
for a short visit.
The postof1ce inspector for the North
Dakota district, stationed in this city,
yesterday received a notice from the
postmaster at Richland, s D., stating
that the postoffice there was entered by
thieves Monday night.
The board of public works has been
asked by Secretary Caulfeld, Of the board
of water commissioners, to notify him
hereafter when a street is to be graded.
In several instances their pipes have been
uncovered and much damage resulted.
Ellis 3. Usher, the well known politi-
clan and newspaper man, of Milwaukee,
was in the city yesterday on a business
trip. Mr.. Usher was formerly the pub
Usher of the La Crosse Chronicle, the
leading Democratic organ of his section
of the country.
Susie Casselman, the colored woman,
arrested on the charge Of assault with
dangerous weapon on Fanny Williams,
also colored, at 1872 West Third street
guilty to disorderly conduct. She was
released on her own recognizance.
Plans for the new addition to be made
TO st. Agnes school on Lafond street
were filed with Building inspector Wheel
er yesterday. The addition win be similar
in architecture to the remainder of the
building, and viii almost double the ca
pacity Of the school. The cost will be
about $4,000
William Kelly, an elevator operator in
the Stock Exchange building at South st.
Paul, was struck on the head by heavy
iron oil cup that fell from the top of the
elevator yesterday morning and serious
~ injured. He was stunned and sustain
ed a severe cut on the head. He was
taken to his home in st Paul.
The Primary Sunday School Teachers
union will meet this afternoon in the
parlor Of the House of Hope church.
The programme viii consist of a selec-
ton of reading. The lesson will be
taught by Miss Helen Wallace, ard
question drawer on Sunday school man
agement viii be conducted BY Mrs. L. j.
Lee.