The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-05
CITY NE ID 8.

Col Pond VIII return tonight from
Bismarck. S. II. where he has spent the
past TWO days in inspecting the post.
The weather bureau anticipates show
ers for today. Today's temperature will
be about the same as that yesterday.
Emma. Miller, daughter of Larry Miller,
Clinton flats. fell from a tricycle. yester-
day afternoon and fractured her left arm.
The board of managers of the Free
Dispensary met yesterday. Mrs. Frank
Ford and Miss Perry were named visit
OrS for the month
H Babes and Sebasten Stoner were
before Judge Orr in the police court yes
terday on the charge of diSorderly con-
duct. Stoner was fined SIS and Babes
was discharged.
John Conley has brought suit against
the city 10 recover $1,000 for injuries sus-
tanned by falling over a defective side
walk. The accident occurred last March
on Neill street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
ADMINISTRATION Society of ST. Paul will
be held tomorrow evening at Central
hall. junction West Seventh and Sixth
streets. at p. M
The August collection of the federal
customs for the entire district of Mime
sofa amounted to $91, 900, one of the larg
est collections for August in the history
of the Office. and an unusually heavy
month generally.
w. H O'Shea, the man arrested on the
suspicion of having stolen $40 from the
room of Mr.. and Mrs Robert Serempus
at sos AInnehaha street, was given thirty
days in the workhouse as a vagrant by
Judge Orr in the police court yesterday.
a quarrel on Washington street at an
gIN bCr of tod
considerable attention. The police were
not called. but during the row Dotty
Phorne lost a locket valued at $500. 1t
fell to the Pavement and was stolen by a
bystander
The mean temperature of the month
of August this year was 722. The aver
age August temperature for thirty
years was 20 degrees, so that conditions
Of temperature were nearly normal The
hottest day of the month was the GOTH
when the record was 81.
J. B. Metcalf. living at 623 Ashland ave-
nue., collided with a team belonging to
s. A. Campbell, Col Bidweu street, in
front of Dyer Bros music store on Fifth
street, about $50 yesterday morning.
Metcalf was thrown from his wheel to
the pavement and his face was badly
bruised. He was able to go home alone.
The executive board of the Internation-
al Union of Steam Engineers will hold a
special meeting in the parlors of the
Windsor hotel Saturday afternoon. One
Of the important things to come before
the board will be the consideration of
the application of the newly organized
union of Twin City hosting engineers for
charter.
Judge Orr in the police court yesterday
sent John McNulty to the workhouse for
ten days on the charge of being drunk
McNulty went into Brennau's livery barn
on st. Peter street, near Tenth, and fell
into a drunken stupor in the hay loft
He rolled through a trap and fell twelve
feet to the floor below, receiving several
cuts on his face and head.
Acting Mayor Warner did his first Of
fetal business yesterday, when he affixed
his signature to about 80 county COM
missioner warrants. During his incun~
bency he forfeits his position as president
OF the council, and at the meeting Of
that body this evening Vice President
Jensen will officiate instead
a meeting of last years night school
students will be held at the Y NJ C. A.