Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-08-01

Mary O'Brien, second grade.
Lulu Lu1l second grade.
Mrs. r. M. Campbell, second grade.
Miss Q. Gale, first grade.
Mrs. II. E. Bentwell. first grade.
Miss D. j. Gibson, first grade.
MADISON SCHOOL.
George 9. Smith, prlnclpal
Miss Walker assistant grammar department.
Miss May Newson, seventh grade.
Miss J. A. Faucett sixth grade.
Miss Lizzie Wright, fifth grade.
Miss Matilda Dana, fourth grade.
Miss May Dougherty, third grade.
Miss Norwood, second grade.
Miss Mary Cullen, second grade.
Miss Il. Brown, first grade.
Miss Bell Hitchcock, first grade.
FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
Mrs. J. E. NJ. Travis, principal.
Miss Peckham eighth grade.
Miss Nettie Dennison, seventh grade.
Miss Carrie +. Williams, sixth grade.
Miss Manning, fifth grade.
Miss G. w. Blackman, fourth grade.
Mrs. Flagg, fourth grade.
LINCOLN SCHOOL.
Miss E. G. Stanley, principal.
Miss F. l.. Miner sixth and fifth grade.
Miss d. @. Birmingham. fourth and third.
Miss Fannie Pitts, second grade.
Miss l.. A. Tinker, second grade.
Miss j. Scheffer, fourth grade.
Miss D.. Gunnip, fourth grade.
NELL SCHOOL.
Miss l.. M. Miller principal.
Miss M. l.. Otis, fifth and sixth grade
Miss Anna Baker, second grade.
Miss Billson, second grade.
Miss N. nj. Madigan, first grade.
ADAMS SCHOOL.
Miss Laura Hand, principal.
Miss Ida Flower, fourth grade
Miss l.. b. Patten, third grade.
Miss w. A. Cummings, second grade.
Miss May Dosey, first grade.
Miss Nettie Dawson, first grade.
WASHINGTON SCHOOL.
Miss A. V. Wright, principal
Miss Anne Bunker, third grade.
Miss Julia Gauthier, second grade.
Miss l.. Taylor, second grade.
Miss Lou Hunt. first grade.
Miss @. Kenna, first grade.
M'LEAN SCHOOL.
Miss Bell Patterson principal.
Miss J. Rogers, second grade.
Miss f. Mayhem, first grade.
RICE SCHOOL.
Mr.. J. g. Donnelly, principally
Miss M. Smith, first grade.
VINE STREET SCHOOL.
Miss Q. Gibson, principal.
Miss X. j. Dana.
SIXTH WARD.
81. w. Slack, principal.
Miss M. T.. Tice.
Mrs. NJ. e. Kent.
Miss MCGUIRE
Miss L. j. Barrett.
Miss M. A. Cummings.
Supplementary to the report the commit
tee stated that they had put themselves in
with some of the LEADING
with view of obtaining q
proper person for superintendent and they
strongly j. w. Hall.
Mr.. Benz moved that the report be ac-
copied and discussed after the appointment
of superintendent. Mr.. Kerr moved an
amendment that the report be at once dis
cussed and with closed doors, according to
the rules OF the board.
Mr.. Benz pressed his motion. It would
be discourtesy to the new superintendent to
appoint teachers without his having any
thing to say in the appointments.
MIR. Kerr also had his reasons. He did
not wish to be discourteous to any one. The
committee had neglected their business and
had been pestered out of their very lives
tears, entreaties, threats had been used and
ne wanted the question of appointing teach
ers settled at once and relieve the committee.
Mr.. Cullen seconded Mr.. Benz motion.
MIR. Donnelly seconded the amendment.
Mr.. Schefer asked if there was any neces-
'ity to discuss the question of appointing
eachers with closed doors.
Mr.. Kerr-The rule is imperative.
lr. Kerr withdrew his motion, and the
'eport was accepted. Mr.. Kerr then moved
hat the report be laid on the table and
lcted upon later in the evening. which was
greed to.
The committee on French and German
sked Tor further time to make their report.
The request was granted.
The report of the committee on buildings
vas read, and by motion laid on the table.
Mr.. Donnelly moved the following reso-
ution:
Resolued, That the committee on finance be,
nd they are hereby instructed to examine the
looks OF the treasurer and secretary and report
heir findings at our rext regular meeting.
MIR. Benz wanted to know the reason for
he motion.
Mr.. Donnelly thought the matter rested
My with himself. He had right to pre-
emit the resolution without giving his rea-
ons.
MIR. Shelter seconded the motion. It was
ut and carried y II to l.
Mr.. Donnelly then moved that the French.
ierman, Latin and Greek languages be dis
ontlnued in the public schools.
The resolution was laid on the table by
notion of Mr.. Kerr. He thought it an i'm
ortant matter which needed consideration.
Mr.. Donnelly moved that the board pro-
eed to the election of superintendent; it
'as time the fun commenced, he said.
The candidates for the position were B.
!, Wright, Of st. Paul; W. E, Crosby, Iowa;