St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-30
SAINT PAUL.
Additional city Views on the Eighth Page
SAYINGS AND DOINGS,

Supt. Kiehle delivered alecture before
the Henderson teachers institute last
evening.
DR.. S. q. Smith returned yesterday
from Ann ArbOr, Mich, where he leet-
ured before the university.
Marriage licenses were iesued yester-
day to Andrew Larson and Emma
Thompson, a. L. Bird and Mary Sven
son.
A. chimney fire at 1S6 Oak street
called out the fire departm eht at $40
yesterday morning. No damage was
done.
A false alarm from box 4G1, at West
ern. avenue and West Seventh street,
caused the fire department an unneceS'
sary run at 8 o'clock last night.
BY the falling of derrick used in the
construction OF the EndicOtt building,
OH lower Fourth street, several men
narrowly escaped injury yesterday aft
ernoon.
Scarlet fever was reported at the
health office yesterday at $50 East Sew
enth street, 514 West Seventh street.
S95 York street, 912 York street, and CO.,
Reaney street.
Frank A. Cook was receiving con-
CALCULATIONS of friends and acquaint-
anceS yesterday, having fallen heir to
snug little fortune by the death of
distant relative.
A meeting of the board of education
will be held next Monday evening,
when it is probable successor to the
late 5. S. Taylor, superintendent of
schools, will be elected.
Rev. j. w. Frizzell, pastor Of Asbury
M. E. church, will exchange pulpits
with the Rev. Mr.. Truman, B. d., on
Sunday. Services at 1890 a. m. and
$50 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m.
The regular meeting of the council
committee on streets was postponed
last night on account of the absence of
majority of the members, who are in
speeding garbage-disposal systems in
the East.
The following deaths were reported
at the health Office yesterday: Paul
BeechOltZ. four years, membraneous
Group. Hall avenue; Alice Dufrene,
eighteen years, pleuriSy, House of the
Good Shepherd.
State Auditor Braden received the
March settlement of HenDepin and
ramsey county taxes yesterday. Hen
nepin shows SOS, 454.99 as the amount of
state taxes collected and Ramsey county
exhibits $50. 742.66.
The Ramsey County Association of
SpirItualistS and Liberals. will hold
their anniversary services at the
chapel on Wacouta street, between
Eighth and Ninth this afternoon, at
3:l5 and 7:SG O clock.
All cars on the cable line were
stopped at II O'Clock last night on ac-
count of an accident at the power house
by which the cable was thrown out of
The groove in the sheare, the large
wheel at the end of the line.
Last evening the st. George Snow
shoe club met at its old quarters, in the
chamber OF commerce building, and
wound up and suspended its business
for one year. Another carnival will
see the worthy old club out in full
color.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen issued commits
sions yesterday to C. c. Bennett, cap
tain of the Second battery, and Frank
Bruce, first lieutenant of the Second
battery of Minneapolis; William
Murphy, second lieutenant of the First
battery, st. Paul.
Grant, VoSe IL BreeSe, contractors for
the marble work in the court house,
presented the city and county with the
two large slabs of magnificent and eX-
anisitely carved Mexican onyx panels
which adorn the wall of the west lobby.
Their value is eight dollars per square
foot.
Joseph Schiller. who, as ssDutch"
Schiller" once enjoyed something of
reputation as knight of the jimmy,
was arrested near the union depot yes
terday afternoon with a quantity of
lead pipe. which he is supposed to have
stolen. Schiier'ss days of usefulness"
as a burglar are DER.
Policeman Andy Cal! is off duty,
having been gran ted weeks leave of
absence on account of a severe surgical
operation which he was compelled TO
undergo. He was under the surgeons
knife. several hours Thursday after
noonand a large cancer on his forehead
removed. The gritty officer refused to
take anasthetics and submitted to the
operation without flinching.
1t was reported in an afternoon pa
per yesterday that another case of
smallpox had developed at 223 Rich
mond street Assistant Health Com
missioner Hendrickson stated last
night that the department was not
aware of "A second case. but that he
visited the place yesterday afternoon
and vaccinated three men on whom the
vaccine at first failed to work.
Prof Charles b. Scott, of the high
school, delivered an interesting lecture
on 1.-The Heart and Lungs" before sixty
members OF the Y. NJ. c. A. last night.
BY the aid of charts, and hearts and
lungs of other animals resembling man,
the functions of these organs were fully
explained. 1t was the first of series
OF physiological lectures that win be
delivered before the association.
The sergeants of police met in con-
sultation with Chief Clark yesterday
morning to consider the advisability of
asking the legislature to amend that
section of the city charter which fixes
their salary at 81 600 year. bv making
1t an even 500 per month. In consider
alton of the favorS the police depart
ment has already been granted, the ser
geants resolved to wait two years more.
Auditor Kahn has prepared the fol-
lowing statement of the school appor-
tonment for the month of March, 1889,
The amount apportioned to the county
is S36,64S.04: SIS, 1850 of this amount
has been received from the state. The
scholars number IA, 454. The board of
education district with 1857 scholars,
receives SIG, 1902; outside districts, in
Guiding White Bear, with S57 scholars,
$1,857.42
Work commenced yesterday on clear
Ing away the old exposition rink and
other buildings on the site of the new
opera house. A gang OF men, assisted
BY several teams, are at work Oh it, and
will demolish as fast as pickaxe and
spade can do it. 1t is calculated that a
few weeks should see the work of
demolition finished, and by Sept. 1 it is
hoped the new theater will be running,
though the rest Of the building will take
much longer. Bids for construction
will, be opened very shortly, and the