St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-10
SAINT PAUL.
NUTSHELL NEWS.

Diphtheria prevails at 765 Hawthorne.
Sixteen births ana eight deaths yesterday.
The new board of education will meet this
evening and organize.
Scarlet fever is at Al Valley, 454 Ellen, 11S
Case and 44S East Fifth street.
The teachers in the public schools will re-
ceive their monthly salary on Friday.
A new patent fire-escape will be tested TO-
nightat the fire hall, corner Eighth and JACK
son streets.
John Burns. of West st. Paul, will have
hearing TO-DAY in the probate court on an in
formation of insanity.
A confectionery store at 20 East Third
street was damaged by fire to the extent OF
$50 yesterday morning.
George Sudeith and Miss Alice NJ. Kennedy
will be married this evening, at % Congress
street. at D. m. A reception will follow
the ceremony.
A defective 1ue caused the destruction OF
Ralph Romans frame house on Page street
early yesterday morning. The loss Is Souo,
covered by insurance.
Messrs. Erwin & Wellington, counsel for
the defendant, have filed their assignments
of error in the case of the state against Rose.
charged with murder, committed in Redwood
The Juergens who figured in an elopement
and was oyerhauled at Milwaukee is not
photographer, but a photographer. The
photographer spells his name Jurgens, and
there is consequently no danger of con-
founding the two.
Supt. Gilbert wishes to announce that the
holders of tickets to the high school com
mencement exercises at the Peoples church
mi 1,ox-n not
them for reserved seat coupons can do so
by bringing their tickets to the superintend-
ents office in the high school building
The binding twine commission did not re-
port to Gov. Merriam yesterday, as was the
intention of the members Sunday. Inc re-
port will not now be presented for week.
The absence of James S. O'Brien, OF StllWa-
ter, is the reason for the non presentation OF
the report. 1t is presumed that Mr.. 'brlen
was prevented by business from getting to
st. Paul yesterday.
Yesterday the board of public works
awarded the following contracts: Beaumont
street sewer to John C. Nelson. 1914; Hail
avenue sewer, Stockton d Lindqulst. $3.50;
Cedar street grading, Thomas Linnan,
81. 200. A favorable report was made to the
council i'll the matter of grading Stickney
street. from Concord street to the south city
limits
Deputy Sheriff Clewett started to take Olaf
z. Stranberg to the asylum at Rochester yes
terday afternoon. but when he got to the
depot found that delay in trains made 1t
necessary to defer the trip until later IN the
evening. when he left by way of Dodge Cen
ter. Stranberg is very noisy and difficult to
manage. 1t required three able bodied men
h; 40 offnrpd UiOOr0uS resist
ance.
Miss Emma Edith Medcalf was married to
Frederick Chaplin at the residence of the
brides mother, "a West Congress street, at
O'Clock Saturday evening, June z. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. DR.. Pope,
in the presence of the family and few in
innate friends. A reception was given later
in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Chaplin will
be at home at 38912 Selby avenue after the
Goth of June.
A petition as long as the moral law will be
presented to the street car company to-day,
requesting an improvement in the West Sew
enth street service. The complaint is very
lust one. 1t recites that cars are about
twenty minutes apart and run so slowly that
it is often from thirty to forty minutes from
the west end Of the line to Wabasha street.
The petitioners want seven-minute cars, with
about twenty minutes to Wabasha street.
They certainly should have it.
Capt Walsh, of the Ducas street police sub
Station, is short of necessary men when his
detail is full, but when half dozen Of his
men are away he is short-handed, indeed.
just now Sergeant Hanft, officers mckinley
and Kafka are attending United States court
at Winona, where they were subpenaed on
counterfeiting case. Officer Sudeith is off
duty to celebrate his nuptials Therefore.
Capt. Walsh is doing not only station duty
but sergeants' and patrolmen's duty as well