St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-29
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Amarriage license was issued yesterday to
louis l.. johnson and Caroline SaxhoIm.
The committee OH gas held meeting yes
terday afternoon, at which routine business
was transacted.
Pat Rooney will appear at the Newmarket
on Sunday evening only in 'Pat's New
Wardrobe" a remarkably amusing comedy.
Scarlet fever is at 227 Norris, and at the
city hospital. Ten births and four deaths
were also reported at the health Office yester
day.
George B. Edgerton yesterday took the
oath of office as assistant United States dis
trict attorney, and will assume the duties
next Tuesday.
Madaline Frelinghausen was taken to Still
water yesterday by Sheriff Bean, where she
commenced her term of two years and two
months for receiving stolen goods.
Yesterday Officer Lauderdale was dismissed
from the police force. The officer had words
with Lieut.. Rouleau of The Ducas street sta
ton, and finally struck his superior.
The Sunday School Guild of st. Pauls
Church will to-day hold their annual sale of
fancy work, Easter eggs and home made
candy at the rectory, corner of Ninth and
John streets.
The county treasurer says that the personal
property taxes not paid before next Tuesday
will be placed in the hands of the sheriff for
collection, as provided by law. This will
cause extra cost TO the taxpayer.
At meeting of the Minnesota Boat club
yesterday, plans for the coming season were
discussed. Regattas and entertainments are
to be arranged for. One entertainment will
be given in the near future similar in style
to those given by the old St Paul Ideals.
j. T. McCadden, late manager of Kohl &
MiddletOn's dime museum, left last evening
on the Milwaukee road for Chicago. He has
secured the position of treasurer for Fore
paugh's circus. Fred A. Pride, ex.manager
of the Peoples theater at Minneapolis, and
late with Kohl & Middleton at Chicago, will
succeed McCadden in st. Paul.
W. s. Twombly went Oh bear hunt while
on his recent Southern trip. He captured
two cub bears in Arkansas ana shipped them
to st. Paul One of them was on exhibition
in the office OF District Court Clerk 0'Con-
nor yesterday Mr. Twombley tells thrill
ing story of his adventure in escaping the
OzaukeeS.
III attempting TO jump upon Northern
Pacific train, near the tunnel, yesterday,
young man named John Doty, living at sos
jerks street, was barely hurt. He missed
his footing and was thrown violently to the
ground sustaining broken leg and several
long and ugly cuts about the head. He was
taken to st. Joseph's hospital in the Marga-
ret street patrol wagon.
Supt Gilbert yesterday announced the
following successful competitors at the late
teachers examination: Grammar School
Departmental. B. Taylor, Lizzie Manning,
Agnes Hartley, B. Hartley, Laura A. Brtton,
Mrs. "A. X. Marshall and George Lowery. In
the Primary Intermediate Department-Miss
S. b. Pearce, Emma M. Sargent Jessie E.
Card, Annie J. Fisher, William L. Fisher,
Jennie Hannum, Josie j. O'Conor, Kate E.
Section, Mamie W. Gilbert, Catharine Camp
bell and Arabel Martin.
The project which had for its purpose the
building of Lutheran college in st. Paul
Park after the destruction of the one at De-
cordh, To-, i'll the fall of 1888. has been re-
vived. number of prominent Scandina-
vians of the Northwest met at the capitol
yesterday and discussed the building of such
college at st. Paul Park. The former pro-
ject of removing the DEBORAH college TO this
city has been abandoned, but the PROPOSE
ton now is to organize a new one Among
those present were Rev. Harstad, of May
vile, Oak; Rev. Vangsues, of Minneapolis;
Rev. Bjorgo of Red Wing; Senator Finseth,
of Kenyon Mr.. Wallard, of Glenwood; Chris
Boxrud, of Red Wing, and \. K. Tiesburg, of
ST. Paul