St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-12
GLoBULEs.

Scarlet fever was reported Yesterday at
No. 304 Williams street.
Services are being held in the jackson
street NJ. L. church every evening this
week
Miss Sarah E. Sprague, state institute
instructor, IS spending the week with the
schools at Morris.
DIS. Stone. Witherle and Day have re-
moved their offices to S5S Washington street,
opposite Rice park.
The marriage of G. E. West 10 Miss Lii
Ian Walters is announced to take place
Jan. 20 at the brides home.
The city comptroller paid a warrant of
S15,S $50 to Michael O'Brien yesterday for
construction work on Robert street bridge.
State Supt Kiehl will shortly issue a
graded course of instruction and manual for
schools which are preparatory to high
schools.
The Gable boy, whose father complained
at the police station Saturday that he could
not support him, was taken TO the city hos
pital yesterday.
The forces Of the city engineer are kept
busy at the preparatory work for grades to
be established in portions of the Fifth,
Sixth and Seventh wards.
The BOhemians of the city are planning
TO begin work on new Catholic church at
the corner of Banfil and Western avenue,
early in the spring. The structure will cost
$1,000.
The Ramsey county district court as
sembles this morning for the January term,
with Judge Simons on the bench. The
calendar contains Esq civil cases and IS
criminal cases.
The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railroad company were granted a permit
Yesterday to build one-stOry frame passen-
ger depot at Smelling and Saratoga avenues.
1t is to cost 800.
The man injured by the upsettiug of a
sleigh on Sunday, reported in morning
and evening paper as William HOreish. was
not Mr.. HOreish. but Anthony Preleyite, a
foreman in the formers bakery.
All persons who have paid 50 into the
treasury of the Relief society, 141 East
Ninth street, since the last annual meeting
are entitled to vote at the annual election of
officers and managers at ? p. N. to-day.
The committee on printing of the city
council met yesterday afternoon to give
their consideration to the printing Of an
nual reports. The reports not being before
taACtA tiiC NOuiuiiitcC duJOuiucu Until .
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
The aldermen Of the Fourth ward and a
committee of the chamber of commerce will
hold 4 joint session tomorrow afternoon 70
consider the question raised in regard 70
McMillain's slaughter house. All inter-
ested parties are requested TO attend and
present their grievances. if they have any.
Mr. Fletcher of the firm of Ferguson &
Co., has started on trip through Southern
Minnesota with their famous calorifc
wonder, and if he meets with One-half the
success the new firm or the wonder are
worthy of his trip will be crowned with
glory.
The case of DOrr against The Nelson
Lumber company was partially heard last
evening by Judge Wilkin, at chambers. The
afiidavits, given i'm SUNDAYS GLOBE as
having been prepared on behalf of the de
PENDANT, were read by Mr.. Warner. At the
conclusion of the reading the plaintiff asked
for continuance for the purpose Of pre-
pairing counter-afiidavits, and the request
was granted, the case being continued till
Friday morning at IL o'clock.