St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-14
THE CITY.
CITY GLORULEN

Scarlet fever is reported at No. 129 Igle-
hart street.
Up to last night $50 saloon licenses had
been issued.
Three deaths were reported at the health
Office yesterday.
Storm doors have been erected at the en-
terance OF the senate chamber.
The carpenters again got in some work at
the state capitol yesterday in planning down,
some o. the department doors.
Chas. A. Hrfeihngcr was commissioned
vest lay as second lieutenant Of Company
Il, First regiment of Minneapolis.
The state trrasurer's force nave just con-
cluded a weeks .abor in cutting of interest
coupons from bonds in that department.
Deputy Sheriff Reuben Ciewrtt has just got
out doors. after being confined To his home
in White Bear by severe illness OF ten
days.
Deputy Sheriff Lunkenheimer attached 100
bundles Of newspaper in the deiunet Day
ofiicc Yesterday, and removed the same from
tue building.
The law library had the report Of the comp
troller of the currency for 1884, and the
Rhode Island Legislature manual added to
its shelves yesterday.
The apartments between the register of
deeds and the abstract offices, in the court
house, would seem TO invite an inspection
from the city board OF health.
+. G. Draper * Co., the Third street hard
ware merchants, wnose goods were injured
by the late fire in the Schumacher Ulock. set
tied with the insurance companies yesterday
for 500 damages.
At 1924 still alarm was sent in % the
department, caused by the burning down
from some unknown cause Of an unOccupied
ami unfinished dwelling on Prairie avenue,
involving loss Of $1,000.
Two increase pensions were received st the
Bdjut4nt generals Office yesterday, one being
an increase from so to SIC per month for
St. CIul veteran, and tne other from 81 to
IS Tor "a WOrtHiugton veteran.
DAYTON Bluff lodge No. 90, l. o. o. F.,
have indvlinIteiy postponed the public in
stallatiOn Of officers tlat was to have been
held at their nall wednesday evening, the
14tn, on account Of dipntheriai in the building.
John 5. Kudylek, painter residing at "a
Leech street, Lung on exhibition in the
second story rotunda of the state capitol yes
terday line large oil painting of the dis
covery of America by Christopher Columbus
and his crew.
There will be some movement by the edu-
catiOnal authorities in order to secure the
best OF teachers for the schools in the state to
induce the Legislature to create a state exam.
lining board wno will issue certificates to the
well qualified
j. A. Bailey, manager Of the Lake Mime
tonka Ice company, is In the field, having
opened an Office at 1854 Jackson street. To
have pure lake ice is something of a novelty
in st. Paul. and it is no wonder that Mr..
Bailey is crowded with business.
Adolph Wagner was arrested by Officer
Sullivan yesterday afternoon on the charge
Of stealing cap from in front Of PannelPs
store on East Seventh street When arrested
he said that his ears were freezing and that
he cAbbAged the cap to keep him warm.
Mrs. Ewing's lesson on frying fish, oysters,
chicken, Dreaded meats and potatoes yester-
day afternoon was one of special interest
and the ladies of the class enjoyed II very
much. The lesson to-day at 2:90 p. IN. will
be on entrees ana little dishes, breast of
chicken, broiled fish, scolloped oysters and
croquet hash.
Deputy Sheriff Chapel arrested Richard Tus-
kee yesterdayfor assault and battery, aud lodg
ed him in Jail. The complainant was Teskee's
mother, whom he had twice beaten and
turned out Of her own home. Teskee was
locked up. Mrs. Teskee is having tough
time all around, her husband being at pres
emit confined in the work house.
The January term calendar OF the district
court contains an entry of 277 civil cases and
seventy-nine criminal cases. In the latter
are five cases against David E Swan for en-
bezZlement from the Northern Pacific Rail-
road com any, also that Of w. G. Lattimer
for embczzemrnt, and the postponed cases
Of F. X. Brosseau, Frank Clark and c. NJ.
Dlttman.
City Treasurer Reis-"The high license
movement has one good effect anyway; II
used 10 DE that when saloon keepers were
called upon 10 renew their licenses they
would come into the office, swear at you aud
make you feel as II their pockets were being
picked; this year they come 10 the front aud
plank down their 500 each as II IL were an
old song, and there is hardly any grumbling.
II NAV not hc that high license agitation has
anything 10 do with IL but 1t looks that way"