The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-27


-derson, S2S Mississippi street, was admit
ted to citizenship yesterday by the state
supreme court.
Fire in Railroad Coal Bin--A slight fire
in coal bin at the Great Northern
shops on Jackson street yesterday after
moon caused damage to the amount of $50.
Gov. Van SAINT Going to St. Louis
Gov. S. R. Van SAINT will leave THURSDAY
night for st. Louis. where he will attend
the opening of the Louisiana Purchase eX-
position May l, as the representative OF
Minnesota.
County Boards Tax Committee to
Meet-The tax committee of the board OF
county commissioners will meet Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock to act upon a
considerable amount of business that was
referred at the last board meeting.
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Syrian Proves His Innocence-Habeid
AIontoff. a Syrian living on Water street
proved in police court yesterday that he
was in bed when it was claimed that he
was engaged in carrying of lumber be
longing to the Great Northern, and was
discharged.
Laborer Dies Suddenly-Weysel tundra,
Bohemian laborer s1Xty-five years OF
age. died suddenly from apopleNy at his
home S45 Won AIiuden street, yesterday
afternoon tundra leaves a wife and six
children. He had been a resident OF
this city for thirtysix years.
Bondsmen Are Sued = The Menominee
Pressed Brick company has brought SUIT
in the municipal court against John I.
DOnnelly and Fred Schroeder, bondsmen
for w. J. Preston, city contractor. A
number of similar suits have been filed
in the municipal and district courts.
Army Accounts Examlned-COl Charles
II. HeyI. inspector general of this military
division including the departments of the
lakes. of Dakota and of the Missouri. was
examining accounts yesterday at the
army building. He is on his Way back to
his headquarters at st. Louis
Gets Out of Jail on Bail-Fred Smith,
alias Pumey Smith, who failed in an at
tempt to secure his release from the
county Jail on a writ of habeas corpus
furnished bail of $500 yesterday with
Marcus Murray of Dakota county and
Mrs Elizabeth Shields, mother of the
prisoner, as sureties on the bond.
Carr Hearing Fixed for May 5-W o.
BTagganS. commissioner appointed to take
testimony on the charges brought against
Greeley Carr, county attorney of Red
Lake county, by j. J. Sutton, of Thief
River Falls filed a transcript yesterday
with Gov. Van SAINT, who will give Carr
a hearing May s. Carr is charged with
malfeasance in office.
Army Officers TraveI-OficiaI birds of
passage at the army building yesterday
included Capt. J. n. Munro, Third cav
airy. Fort AssinnibOine. Mont, and First
Lieut.. w. c. Sweeney, Twenty fourth in
fantTy, Fort Harrison, Mont, both on
leave: also Capt A F. Prescott Twenty
first infantry, Fort Lincoln, n. D., who is
attending the kits Ourt-martial at Fort
Smelling.
Mayor Vetoes Appropriation = Mayor
Smith yesterday vetoed the resolution APP
propriating $500 from the general fund for
the benefit Of the Sunbeam band, the
mayor being advised by the corporation
attorney that the appropriation could not
be legally made. The appropriation was
secured from the city council on the
plea that it would be used to promote
gardening among poor children.
TWO Fires in Box Car-Shortly after 5
o'clock yesterday morning fire was dis
covered in an Omaha freight car which
was on a siding back of the West Pub
fishing company on Third street. The
fire was apparently eXtinguiShed, but
about three hours later after the car had
been switched to the yards at the foot Of
Chestnut street fire broke out afresh. 1t
was soon extinguished and no damage
was done.