St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-01


taken by Judge DIcCiuer. 2.
The Death Record.
! Saltwater with its IS 600 inhabiterts cam
show a record not equaled by any 4
the Union. The total deaths in ta .
for the month of June number only
and of these one was, afflicted wit s.-
sumption for years before comm
another was a state convict w was
troubled with various complaints uo..s
coming, so that really there was c rs one
death from local causes, that G q ..
months child from spinal meningitis a.s
Is a showing that no other city can equal.
and the health department may Vel ae'
proud OF the excellent sanitary conc
the CITY, In April and May the
thoroughly Inspected. and the Ma
rate was not half of the death rate a Ia
same month last year During Ju.e --
year there were thirteen deaths, two s.
suicides. In the city there has beer r...
month fifteen cases of mild ScaTle
none of which We're fatal. and there -r,.
two cases of dipntheria, the one at sbl
prison proving fatal. The health us7.-
ment having got the city in such al eze.-
lent sanitary condition it is hoped ta
not allow filth and rubbish TO agai e.-
I mulate. The state law has given
power and they should see that the la1 F.
. carried out. OF course such a record Is s.-
| ceedmgly discourdging TO the under ca
I and even the doctors have lots OF ua 10
their hands, end rs one of them re. ra.
It is c0nIoundedly healthy. Long s.
. continue so. saltwater is the hea
city on the American continent .. ra-
/ everything to make it such. The uH
/ drainage cannot be eNcelled, wgi tbs
/ flowing springs Of water from the Hs.ua
are in sufficient quantities to 5.E p
city five times the size of this.
Notes About Town.
Mr. Daniel Elliott is seriously i'll.
There is q case Of scarlet feyaI s
South Third street.
Three prisoners were released f1e The
state prison yesterday, ana many roI- .la
going OUl than coming lin.
Mrs II. ID. Page and children, 200
I Wis, arrived yesterday IN the cits ,.t
the guests on Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bromley.
the latter being MIS-. Pages sister.
The losses caused by the fire on
7 Minnesota house were adjusted ye-,lg5 ST..
and &c is limited that Mis- TOpasS er.
q irst-class business block ON IFS site
There is no better stand in the city.
Aid. Kerr left last evening for Chicago.
. but expects to keep the glorious Fou
( here. ON Monday he opens an iu--t~.
. Office in -. Paul, still keeping n flco
( open here.
At the municipal court yesterday ---
: iuE q couple Of those engaged in the gur
/ Lake Elmo on Sunday paid dearly 1or th.
/ sport and others viii have to appear. g.
/ cost one $50 and another S3S.
/ The announcement that the United States
/ court has cOnhmed Judge McClucr I-
/ junction on the steamer Sam Aztec has
caused quite furor, being viewed From
/ terent standPonts according to its etfec. ol
/ he several parties.
/ The county treasurer has his rer1
the year about ready, there beiI
! checks ont which have not yet been le.
} s6nted. The county auditor, count e--
and chairman Of the county boa
! present yesterday and made out u. 5lz.e-
ment
/ The Mennerchor fair was great -ress.
I last evening, q larger number being j
/ than had yet been there. The bano gives
| them excellent music. Mrs, Tepa, made
/ them a donation Of q handsome She au4
/ Mrs. Iost Of a finely embroidered H-oy
/ dress.
/ Tomorrow evening there will be l
festival given by the young people l- Peg
/ VI. L. church at the grounds Of Dr.. .Usr-
| the pastor, corner of South Third aou .u.
I Gust The grounds are very suitable
/ the purpose, and viii be finely illm a--a.
/ Everything viii be in the hest OrC ai
/ everyone who can is expected to be
! Yesterday afternoon the body of boy
! drowned above the boom on Fridae
noon. while trying to get some cat rts
/ found in tine river. Dr. 81
/ coroner, was noti6d but as the dr.
/ was on the Wisconsin side, he h-l ~
/ power to act and did not think uraa i.
/ circumstances that an inquest was
/ sary.
/ There viii be q large excursion fT0 th.a
/ city to-day TO Maht0medi TO attend tio 3m-
! day school celebration by the NJ a.
schools OF St. Paul The Philba .g-iea
and Miss Agnes Greene from this c-5 WIN
/ be present TO add TO the excellent }r.-fm
/ to be presented at the amphitheater. lh
1920 D. III. train win be in time for Ia t.
eTnOOn entertainments
The machinists at the Northv stern
/ Manufacturing and Car company will eH-
gage In athletic sports at the Ii -s.Ea
Driving park on Friday evening. iala
viii be running, jumping and Other 2oI
/ for valuable money prizes, and 1t laose 8s
if considerable money viii change h8ut- -u
the result. The champions viii upho.i laa
hOnors of the company at White Ben ag
/ following day.
Az Jht regular meeting OF the -ALti-..
Order Of Hibernians last evening the follow
ing officers were installed: John NC rtE
/ president; Thomas Nolan, vice pr -.
James Barrow, recording secretars L -.
I CUrley, financial secretary, and .. K 1ueI-.
treasurer. The following 5taudine ao
mittee was also appointed: ThOma,
chairman; J. DOwlan, NJ. ". Mura e.a
Glenn0E, p. Fitzgerald, John Kilt u.
James McGrath. Seventy membe were
| present and seven new members were SEA
/ cured. Tie order here has the sEung-s.
society IL the state and increasing week..
with only the best material being
At the Catholic fair last evening several
! drawings took place. The voting went D..
actively for the most popular boys, rs Wen
IS for the hOmelest man, and joan Ms
Carly is falling badly behind; it looks as
if he would be distanced at the frs -i5.t
James s. O'Bren George Bishop and Ea
Stuart are running neck and neck and 10
looks like a dead heat for the frs trial.
| There was some fine music and singing
again last evening, and those pre- 1t a-
jCved themselves. The fair is q success
financially and otherwise. -Four lights
more OF it, as it is the Intention to Gloss i5
on the night of the Fourth.
Suffering from LeprOsy.
Special to the Globe.
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