St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-04
a LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.

4 LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
The Edison Electric Light company states
That lis wires were not down Monday.
4 barn in the rear Of 245 Summit avenue
occupied by Richard Gordon. was damaged
about $500 by fire yesterday forenoon.
:. NJ Hays lectured last evening before the
Students association in the municipal court
COON, the subject being Contracts"
Capt y aISh. of the Ducas street police dis
-Iict broke his arm Yesterday noon by fall
Ing upon the steps leading 10 his residence.
state Superintendent Kiehle proposes to
reply to the answer made by Bishop-eIect
NjcGOlrick 20 his letter on the public school
system.
The board Of public works Yesterday COM
ple,ed the assessments for sprinkiing the
streets during the past summer. The cost Of
she work was about 81 600.
During The month OF November the build
Ing inspector issued permits for the con-
strueton of POI new buildings, the cost OF
which is estimated at 1868, 430.
Cbristolf Putt and Lorenzo Rinaldi, who
were Smothered to death in the Washington
house fire sunday morning, were buried yes
terday from the italian Catholic church.
John George Erehinger and John Martin
Erchinger, partners in the name of Erch-
niger Bros, yesterday assigned to John
Koependarper to satisfy claims against them.
Reports of scarlet fever were received at
the health Office Yesterday from 1913 Ellen
street. AL Fort street. and i 8 Charles street.
Diphtheria prevails at 265 Charles stleet and
25 Commercial street.
Annual Xmas sale of st. Luke's Aid So
ciety OF Christ Church at the old Pioneer
Press building. on "Wednesday and Thursday.
Dee. L and ;, from 10 a. N. to s. D. n. Lovely
novelties and substantial lunch at attractive
prices.
The speeches delivered at the opening of
the new court on May 6 have been published
IN pamphlet form by the bar association
Members of that body can receive copy free
by application to H. B. Wenzell or A. B.
OYitt
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
jeremiah Smith and Martha H Smith Milton
Harmon and Ella Gray, J. T. Maherson and
Laura Belle Quinn, Victor Oberg and Au-
gusla s. AhIbam. Ernest Mechelke and Anna
Butterhof, Vincent de Gernon and Emma
Butler.
State Auditor Braden Yesterday conducted
Al the capitol stumpage sale of pine lands
which among other prominent lumbermen
attracted ID. J. Knox. ". s. Bonness, Of
Aitkin; y. P. CLARK, of st. Cloud: j. j. Howe,
Of Brainerd; Jacob Bean, of Saltwater: j.
sherry, Of Grand Rapids, and ". Mcdonald,
OF Cloquet.
The Bee Hive Enterprise writes the GLOBE
that it has never been guilty of any irregular
conduct in the employment of men, but that,
on the other hand, it has frequently been
badly treated by men seeking employment
who have used its facilities. gotten work and
then refused to pay the price
a contract for the grading of jerks street,
between Mississippi and Earl. was yesterday
awarded by the board of public works 10
Dale & Bumgardner at S3U,976. A contract
was also awarded to Charles E. Sandeen at
Sli.9S5 for the grading of Lawson stseet.
between the same thoroughfares.
Secretary Critchett yesterday reported to
the state central committee of the Minnesota
Sunday School association that county Sun
day school conventions had been held at
Sauk Center Litchfeld, Harrison and Little
Falls. There was need for Sunday school
work III the northern part of the state
The report of the health DEPARTMENT for
November shows 257 births, las marriages
and I66 deaths. with a death rate Of
HOG OF the lO2 cases of contagious dis
eases reported there were sixteen deaths
from diphtheria, six from membraneous Group
and one from scarlet fever. There were seven
deaths from violence
Mr.. Wallow, of the employment firm :of
Wallow Miller & Co., which was investigated
by Mayor Smith and pronounced to be doing
straightforward business, is going East to
secure men for the Kansas City road and has
received from General Manager Egan and
others letters Of recommendation of the
brOadest character.
On complaint of Building Inspector John
son warrants were issued yesterday for the
arrest of Mrs. Mary Barteau and ". L. Bar
teau, owners of the Hotel Barteau, for VIC
lating the smoke ordinance. 1t is reported
that proceedings will be had an early date
against the owners OF several other buildings
who have refused to abate the smoke nui-
sance.
The board of public works had under con-
sideration yesterday the preliminary order
Tor the widening of West Seventh street he
tween Tuscarora street and the Fort Smelling
bridge, to a uniform width of eighty feet
The estimated cost is S6O,UOO. for which adj.
Joining property can be found benefited 1t
was decided to report the proposed improve
ment favorably to the common council
The directors and officers elected by the
stockholders of the Union Land Company of
81. Paul are: Directors George B. Young.
Daniel L. Noyes. Gustav Willius, Fred d.
Hagar. A. G.. POstlethwaite Michael Doran,
P. II. Kelly, 4. 1. Valentine and William
Lindeke. Oficers-Fred D. Hagar. presi-
dent; D. r. Noyes, vice president; Gustav
Willius, treasurer; Fred E. Foster, secretary.
Franklin Staples NJ. D., acting secretary
of the state board of health. has addressed a
letter to the owners of lumber camps
throughout the state urging the necessity of
''knowing that the men you employ this win
ter are thoroughly vaccinated against small
pOx." To avoid the terrible experience of
few years ago. he urges vaccination as the
sure safeguard
Officers Of the Ducas street police station
last night caused the arrest of George Wy
nocht and Robert Clifford. two young roughs
OF the West side, for passing counterfeit
money. In visiting a half dozen saloons
they succeeded in disposing of two spurious
So gold pieces. The coins were several times
refused. The prisoners are believed to be
the parties who have been successfully cir
culating counterfeit coin in different parts of
the city.
The hearing of the Quesnel extradition
case before United State Commissioner Spen-
Ger went over from yesterday until this after
noon at o'clock. Quesnel is Frenchman
wanted in Montreal to answer a charge of
embezZlement. and was arrested in this city
two weeks ago. NJ. De Martigney, who caused
the arrest, is in the city, accompanied by a
Dominion official armed with authority to
convey the prisoner to Montreal in case the
hearing develops grounds for his surrender