St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-30
SAINT PAUL.
TRIMMED TO TERsENEss.
There is dipntheria at 126 Western.

There is dipntheria at 126 Western.
The capitol will remain closed to-day.
Scarlet fever is reported from $50 Beach.
Three marriages and twenty births yester-
day.
All the county Offices, except the treas
urer's, will be closed to-day.
There will be no session Of court held to-
day by any of the district judges.
The council committee on gas met yester-
aay afternoon and transacted routine pusl-
ness
The committee on streets of the council
will meet tomorrow night, instead OF to-
night.
The case of William Barr against William
G. Stahl is not yet concluded in Judge Kerr's
court
William Bircher, of South st. Paul, was ap-
pointed deputy yesterday by United States
Marshal Donahower.
The postofice will close at 10 O'Clock this
morning. One delivery by the carriers will
be made at o'clock a. m.
The four divisions of the uniformed rank
knights of Pythias viii give an annual ball
on the evening of June 10 at Armory hall.
F. w. Anderson has commenced an action
against 1nOlDdS T. MdLt4ll anu " n. SeAiiSSA
TO recover S302 Oh upon promissory notes. a
The public schools will not hold to-day,
thereby giving the children an opportunity
to participate i'll the decoration ceremonies.
All the federal offices will be closed to-day.
The principals and their deputies will OBJ
serve Memorial day by attending the serV-
ices incident to the day.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
George Rice and Lizzie NJ. Schwab, Max
Feierabend and Lizzie Rlpperger, Louis OIL
sen and Katie Nilsson.
The Nationalist club will meet this even
Ing at al West Fourth street, What Are the
Essential Principles of NationalismT' is the
subject for general discussion.
In the cases of Reuben Overlook against
Edwin L. Van Epps and Casper Thompson.
Judge Wilkin yesterday, Oh agreement OF all
the parties, set aside and vacated the verdlcts
in both cases.
The county treasurer's Office will be open
all day until 9 o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose
of giving on opportunity to pay taxes. Sat
urday is the last day before the additional 10
per cent will be added by law.
>, The Northwestern Guaranty Loan Com
pany, of Minneapolis, hopes that citizens
will feel no delicacy in applying for invita-
tions to the Guaranty Loan building open
ing, Saturday, May 81, . until i p. m. 1t is
possible that some may have been omitted.
Indications point to the Olympic being
packed Sunday evening at Billy Wells ben
eft. Seats are selling fast The Quaker
City quartette will sing some of their beauti-
full vocal selections, also Fred D. Lucier, Of
the famous Lucier family.
All Jury cases on the May calendar not
tried in the district court will be the first
ones tried at the June term. The latter term
will open Monday, when cases will be called.
There will be four jury courts in session be-
ginning Tuesday
The court house people viii most of them
celebrate Decoration day, but any persons
who are OF literary turn OF mind, on visit
ing that building and climbing laboriously to
the top floor dhe elevators being stopped
for the day, will find the officials of the
public library at their desks. apparently un-
aware that this is a legal holiday.
The remains of the supposed August Karl
son, the man found hanging to tree near
Bald Eagle lake, was buried yesterday from
O'Halloran & Murphy's morgue. The inter
ment was in the new Lutheran cemetery.
Up to the present time Coroner Quinn has
been unable TO gain any information looking
to the complete identification of the man.
Those who require United States license
for retailing liquors. tobacco, cigars, ETC.,
should remember that. if the special tax.
which should be paid in May, is not handed
over to the collector of internal revenue be-
fore June !, an addition of so per cent will
be added to the original amount, and the
delinquents reported to the district attorney
for prosecution.
James Driscoll, a switchman at the trans
fer, died yesterday rather suddenly. He had
been i'll but a short time. The body was
brought into the city TO O'Halloran Il Muir
phys, and will be shipped East for burial.
Driscoll was member of the switchmen' S
association and the Odd Fellows. He was a
man of large physique. twenty-seven years
old. weighing 275 pounds and standing six
feet three inches in his stocking feet.
The board of public works transacted a
great deal of business yesterday. The most
important was the awarding of the contract
for building sewer on Charles street to Pat
rick Doherty for 500. The contract for the
grading of Arlington street was awarded to
Peter Tanthaul for 1888. Assessments were
completed for grading Minnehaha street,
from Hamline to Lexington avenue, and Mis-
sissippi street, from Maryland to the north
city limits.