The Saint Paul globe., 1904-04-05
CITY NEWS
The temperature at 2:3O a. m.
was As above zero, drop of s
degrees since s p. m.

City Employees Are PaId-Yesterday was
pay day for the city employees, $1O7, $50 81
being disbursed.
Discharged From Bankruptcy-William
L. Ward and John Levine We're discharged
from bankruptcy yesterday in the United
States district court
Fined for Driving on cycle Path-A. ].
Thomson and A. n Kreil paid fine of IS
each yesterday for driving on the cycle
path near Merriam Park.
White Bear Lodge of EagIes-A commit
tee has been formed at White Bear for
the organization of a lodge of Eagles. DR..
Clark is chairman, Fred Turner treasurer
and J. II. Bacon secretary.
State Board of Medical Examiners to
Meet-The state board of medical exam
liners viii meet at the capitol today and
Will remain in session three days. Forty
applicants viii be examined.
Capt Lawrence Goes to Sioux Falls
Capt. Lawrence, of the secret service has
gone to Sioux Falls, S. D., to prosecute
Thomas Clancy and Walter WILSON, ar
rested at that city last fall on charges of
passing New Brunswick $40 notes.
SillIOn Leaves F1OSplCal-JOSepn Olfn-
ton, who was shot by Miss Hagan. was
released from St. Joseph's hospital yes
terday. It is reported that Clinton will
not prosecute, not having received any
serious injury from the shooting
University Receipts In March $11, ,555-
The receipts of the state university for
the month of March. according to its re-
port filed yesterday with the state auditor,
were $11,555.65, of which S504.53 was de-
rived from the Crookston substation.
Thieves Break Open Show -case-The
showcase in front of the Union Clothing
company. 1S2-1S4 East Seventh street,
was broken open early yesterday morning,
and four pairs of shoes and several pairs
of hose were stolen. The thieves have
not yet been captured
COL Monfort's Condition Unchanged
Col. O. J. Monfort passed yesterday with
but little apparent change in his condition.
Although there has Deen no marked de-
velopment either one way or the other,
the attending physicians feel that Col.
MonfOrt is losing in strength.
O.
Smith Had Wrong LIcense-Tony Smith
will have a hearing Saturday on the
charge of peddling without a license.
Smith was arrested Saturday while ped
ding with horse and team on Dayton's
bluff. He had a license but it was is
sued in the name of Nels Rose
Sixty Days for Hitting Man-Thomas
Norton, charged with assault and battery
on Henry Fein, near the corner of State
street and Fairfield avenue, Sunday, was
yesterday sentenced to sixty days. Nor
ton attacked an officer last summer and
Fein assisted the officer to arrest the man.
Smith Reports Schools crowded-The
opening Of the spring semester of the
public schools yesterday developed that
there is a largely increased attendance.
Supt. Smith was notified that the Haw-
fhorne and other schools are crowded. 1t
IS estimated that 500 additional pupils
were admitted.
Hibbng Real Estate Company Orqan-
4zes-The following articles of incorpora-
tion were filed with the secretary of state
yesterday: The Bovey company, Of Hib-
bing; capital stock 10000; purpose, deal
ing IN real estate. The ineorpora tors are:
Edmund j. Longyear, Minneapolis: Frank
.. Jewett Hibbing. Marshall E. Pearce,
Hibbing.
suppan Pays $40 for Punch-Joseph
Suppan paid SO in the police court yes
terday for hitting John Gangle in the eve
Gangle created a disturbance at the anal-t-
ments of his divorced wife Saturday. and
Suppan, who lives in the same house. OBJ
Jected to the language used by -Gangle,
and, after demonstrating, hit him in the
eye with his fist.
VIII Choose Successor to Or. j. r. Mill
paugh-The state normal board will meet
OF Winona Friday, and will probably Sc
Iect successor to DR.. J. F. Millpaugh,
VINO resigned the presidency Of the state
schooI at Winona to go to Los Angeles,
Cal, as president of the state normal
schooi Of California. G. A Morey. resi-
cent director, will nominate a candidate
10 be passed upon by the board
supreme Court Calendar to Be Called
The calendar Of the April term of the
state supreme court will be called this
morning, and dates for hearing the cases
set. There are 2O7 cases on the calendar
and OF these ffty-One come from Ramsey
county forty-three from Hennenin and
eleven from st. Louis. Two dfsbarment
proceedings will be heard during the term
Ihey are those of John T. Byrnes of
Lltchheln. and Freeman P. Lane, of Min
neapolis.