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

Judge Hine in the police court yester-
day committed John Ehnes, 1856 Virginia
avenue to sixty days in the Workhouse
for abusing his wife.
Maj. Wilder, tie new adjutant general
of the department of the Dakotas, mas
had his leave extended for one month.
He viii not report for duty until Sept
Is.
Mrs. A. D. Griffin, living at 4S5 Seventh
avenue south, Minneapolis. was taken
suddenly Il at Seventh and Robert streets
about $50 last night. She was taken to
the city hospital
The Turner Singing Society of West
St. Paul gave an excursion down the riv-
er on the steamer Lora last night. Sell
bCrts orchestra furnished the music.
About so attended.
John Silvis was given sixty days for
beating his wife in police court yester-
day. lie attempted 60 induce his wife
to ask the Judge to let him sign a peace
bond, but she refused.
Mrs. Lundren was in police court yes
terday and exhibited a cut cneek and
also the brick which her husband threw
at her. He admitted throwing the brick
at her and was given sixty days
Thomas Walsh, arrested for assault
and battery on the complaint of his wife,
was yesterday discharged in the police
court with the understanding that ne
would leave the city for two years.
The state board of deposit, which con-
sists of the governor, state treasurer sec
rotary of state, attorney general and
public examiner, met yesterday and des-
isnated sixteen more banks as state de-
positories.
The Carpenters union has awarded 10
tract for uniforms to be worn in the La
Dor day parade. The carpenters expect
to have between 800 and SEQ uniformed
men in line in the parade this year.
The condition of Marian Cicsen. .ialeh-
ter of Adolph Giesen. manager OF the
Clarendon hotel who was injured by fall
ing from a swing last Sunday, is very
mach improved, and she viii not lose the
sight Of one of her eyes, as was at first
feared.
The Knights of Pythias of the Twin
Cities VIII give am excursion to Lake
Pepin and Red Wing on the steamer
Columbia and barge Friday, Aug. %.
AT Red Wing an entertainment will be
given by the State Training School
band. They viii return via the c. & G.
w. railroad.
T. c. Borg, a bicycle dealer, has COM
menced an action in the justice court
against r. and w. r. Affick to recover
possession of a certain wheel sold the
defendants, or to get judgments for SC
and costs The defendants filed an an
swer, and ask for a counter judgment of
81.
Maj. Reynolds, the new inspector gen
eraI of the department of the Dakotas,
will arrive today and will take charge
OF the Office tomorrow morning. He will
be the guest of DR.. Bryne, of Portland
avenue, for the rest of this week, when
ne VIII so upon a two weeks leave to
his home in Roanoke Va.
A note Of issue was filed yesterday by
Assistant Attorney General Somerby in
the case of the state against the bonds
men of the Marine National bank, Of
Duluth. The action is brought to collect
about $1,000 which is still owed the state,
the balance Of the money on deposit at
the time of the failure having been paid.
Lottie Allen, colored, a variety actress.
vas before Judge Hine in the police court
yesterday on the charge of disorderly
conduct. The case was continued and
bail was fixed at 500. John E. Hearn,
l9S West Ninth street, who lives next
door, made the complaint. He objects to
the noise made by the woman and her
friends
The purchase of $4,000 of bonds of
The state of Massachusetts from the per-
manent school fund of this state. which
was authorized by the state board of in
Nestment some days ago, was negotiated
yesterday These bonds, which were pur-
chased practically at par bear interest
at per cent, and have thirty-nine and
a half years still to run
Col Pond, acting adjutant general OF
the department of the Dakotas has is
sued an order directing the transfer of a
hospital steward and four prvates from
Fort Smelling OF Fort Meade The men
assigned left last night. They are Hos
pital Steward Richard Brawns and
Privates Joseph McGupline, William
Peterson, Charles Tessmer and Herman
SchmaltZe.
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