St. Paul daily globe., 1885-11-21
Notes About Town.

The board of education, after careful
inspection, has accepted the system of ven
tilation in the Central school building, as
perfected by the house of l.. E. Torinus.
The ventilation in the building aforesaid
has hitherto for years past been source OF
annoyance and complaint. and the board
was moved some months ago to take steps
to have the same rectifed. Experts from
Chicago houses were invited to examine
and submit their figures. Their system
was the fan process, which by the board
was considered less practicable than that
advanced by A. K. Doe, manager, and Mr..
Quinn, foreman, of the house of l.. E. Tor
inus, which consists of heating the air in
the top part of the building and thus Great
ing draft as the heated air currents rise
upwards. The entire cost was SITS, a far
lower figure than that which the Chicago
houses offered to do it for.
Yesterday William O'Shaughnessy. aged
IA years, and John Mattock, aged 16 years,
were arrested for entering the cellars of
Rev. DR.. Dunn and Louis Gottchall and
stealing some preserves at the former and
wine and beer from the latter. In the aft
ernoon O'Shaughnessy was tried by Judge
Nethaway, pleaded guilty and was SEN
fenced to the reform school. Mattock was
not arrested till late and will have a hear
ing this morning. Jim Barnes, lad of Is
summers, helped to drink the beer and wine
and was fined.
Mr.. G. l.. Hedstr0m, for some months
past connected with the Weekly Messenger
Of this city, will on next Friday commence
the publication of a weekly paper called the
Saltwater Bulletin. to be devoted to the in
terests of Washington and st. Croix coun-
ties. Four numbers will be issued as an ex-
pertinent. and, if he receives the proper en-
couragement, will continue the publication.
The paper is to be six-page folio. Mr..
Hedstrom is an energetic young man and
has our best wishes.
The case set for to-day in the district
court is that Of E. S. Brown. receiver of the
Car company, VS.. W. II. Veazie, to recover
81, 900 for doors, sash, etc., used in the con-
struction of his residence at Marine. Mr..
Veazie claims that the material was pur-
chased by Walker, Judd 6 Veazie F. V.
Comfort will appear for the plaintiff and
George F. Sabin for the defendant.
Prison arrivals: Thomas Murphy, one
| year; Joseph Thomas, two years; Michae
Kinney, three years and six months; Frank
| Carlyle, two years and six months; Fred
Knox, eighteen months; Jerry Sullivan, two
years and six months, all larceny, and
Frank Springer. assault, one year, all from
| Wabasha county. and Alvin Hurlbut, Fill.
more, forging note, one year.
The report of J. G. O'Gorman, receiver
| for Seymour, Sabin & Co., for November
| filed in the clerks Office yesterday, shows
the sum of S12, $40. 36 has been received, in
| Guiding balance Of cash on hand for Octo-
Der, and the sum of 1856. "a disbursed, leav.
ing S11, 774.21 in bank.
Miss Agnes Green returned to St. Pau
yesterday after brief but pleasant visit
| with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Green
She is able to walk and is improving rapidly
Yesterday B. o. Barker of South Still
water lost purse containing about $50 an(
note for S25, the payment of which ha:
been stopped.
Yesterday Judge Lehmcke appointed
Mrs. Helen NJ. TorinuS guardian for Louiss
NJ. Torinus, minor.
Another child of Mrs. Barstow is dow
| with scarlet fever. Also six-year-old boy
of Mrs. Torinus.
The Polo club leaves ipr Winona thi
afternoon to play the Winona club.
The panorama of the Battle of Gettysburg
opened at the rink yesterday.
Miss Kate Moorehead, who has been quite
sick, is improving.