The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-27
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The city street force viii receive their
pay for two weeks today. About $500
VIII be paid out
John Raftery, arrested on the charge
OF stealing a coat was discharged in the
police court yesterday Tor want, of prose-
cution.
officer Roche arrested A. w. Griggs
at Fifth and Wabasha streets, yesterday
afternoon on the cnarge of drunk and
disorderly conduct.
Charles Primean and Mary Quinlan, ar
rested on the charge Of disorderly con-
duct were allowed to pay fine of 50
each in police court.
The Minnesota State Harbers' associa-
ton Will hold a convention in AleXan-
der's hall, Minneapolis. Monday, Sept. ,,
Delegates from eleven counties VIII Dc
present.
Adjt. Cen Libbey has granted the Third
infantry. n G. S. NJ, leave OF ten days
from this state for the purpose Of at
tending the exposition at Buffalo The
regiment VIII start Sept s.
Judge c. +. Amidcn, of Fargo. viii as
s,st Judge Lochren at the coming term
of The United States court, which OPENS
in Minneapolis on Sept. , The calendar
is an unusually heavy one.
The assessments for the Charles street
slopes the paving Of West Seventh street
and Wabasha street from College avenue
to Rice strest were confirmed by the
beard of public works yesterday.
Eric AureIus. retail grocer at $50 Rec
strie ct, has fled petition in bankruptcy
in the United States court, citing liabili-
ties amounting to Sl,H1594 and assets to
the amount of 81 EOS, of which some 500
is exempt.
The examination Of pupils who wish to
enter the high school and did not take
the regular examinations at the close Of
the school year will be held at the Cen
trail high school building beginning Sept.
3. at a. m
A permit has been granted by the city
building department for an addition to
the Edgerton street round house of the
Omaha railroad. The permit was taken
out Saturday and represents an eX-
penditure of $1,000.
A. f Bergman and Mrs. Johnson were
arrested at the home OF Mrs. Johnson, on
East Fourth street, below Broadway,
yesterday afternoon and sent to the Cen
tral police station by Officer NJ. Peter
for disorderIy conduct and can rush
ing
Judge Lochren today continued for
week the hearing on the order to show
cause in the case of Guinness company
against Drewry & Sons in which the
plaintiffs seek to restrain defendants
from manufacturing an alleged imitation
of their stout
The last elevator examination TO be
held for another year viii take place at
the city hall next Saturday afternoon and
- evening. Building Inspector Wheeler
says that on and after that date the law
applying to elevator operators will be
strictly enforced.
Louis Haugn arrested by the Ducas
street police Sunday night on the charge
OF being drunk, was fined SO in the police
court yesterday. The officer who made
The arrest said he found Haugn under
a sidewalk. Haugn claims that he was
sick and was resting.
The local Stationary Engineers union
has addressed letter to Dr. Ohage, in
Vitiug him to be present at their next
meeting tomorrow evening and discuss
the desrability of their cooperating with
him in the suppression of the smoke
nuisance. DR.. Ohage has accepted the in
VitaJion.
George Mosler and Dan Gable. arrested
Saturday evening for engaging in a tight
at Louis and Rondo streets, during which
q window in a saloon was broken, We're
fined so each by Judge Hino in the po-
lice court yesterday for being drunk
The charge Of disorderly conduct was
dismissed.
Gov. Van SAINT yesterday issued a proc
lamation Offering a reward Of $500 for the
arrest and conviction, or such informa-
ton as viii lead to the arrest and con
Viction Of the murderers Of John Nc
Grath, of Rush City, who was assaulted
and killed i'm box car, near the city Of
Little Falls, last Saturday.
1t is expected that nlans will be filed
today for the four-story brick building
which VIII be erected at Tenth and Min
nesota streets for the H. L. Collins
Printing company. The lot is covered
with what was to be the foundation for
Il y. NJ c. A. building and this work
men are now engaged in r modelling.
John Bur5hard, of North St Paul. an
employee of the BOhn Manufacturing
company, While driving on Payne ave-
nue, near Case street. last night in a
buggy. ran over a three-year-old girl
named Freese, living al G65 Case street
The child was but slightly injured
Salaries for capable men and women
are increasing The Lancaster .chool
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