St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-10
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT AND CONDENSED.

County Assessor Smith yesterday named
as as his chief deputies W. A. Summers and
s. II. Campbell.
false alarm of fire was turned in at 1924
yesterday morning from box 9l,corner of Mis-
sissippi and Nash streets.
A large number of leading society women
attended Miss Burbank's art class at the
high schoo! yesterday at o'clock.
The boilermakers elected a delegate last
evening to the Eight Hour league. The or
ganization will give a bali Nov. Is.
County Treasurer Nelson viii to-day pay
over to the city treasurer the balance of the
tax apporionment, amounting to SO, 446.2l.
Lieut. Phil Schweltzer. of police headquar-
tiers, who has been enjoying his honeymoon,
returned to duty last evening and received
the hearty congratulations of his brother
officers.
Adjt. Gen. Mullen was instructed yester-
day that additional pensions had been
granted Reuben K. Pew, of Hutchinson, and
John Ryan, of Mortified, in the sums OF s.
aud $50, respectively.
I'M. hickey, recently returned from Da-
kota, has resumed his position as clerk and
stenographer in the United States district at
torneys Office Mr. Dickey is a competent
official and a genial young man.
Cases of scarlet fever at 435 Portland ave-
rue. 1895 Iglehart street and $50 Case street:
diphtheria at 333 Minnehaha street. and mem
braneous Group at 1914 Edgerton street, were
reported at the health office yesterday.
The steamer Ruby left saltwater yesterday
with a delegation OF lumbermen bound for
New Orleans and lower Mississippi. These
men will look over the timber lands of the
South with view of making investments.
Mr.. Jones and MI Walrod of Faribault.
were at the capitol yesterday, exhibiting
latent folding voting booth. calculated to
comply with the Australian law, that will be
in effect all over the state at the next cleo
ton.
DR. Stamm yesterday handed to President
Scheffer of the school board. his resignation
as chairman of the committee on fuel and
janitors Mr. Scheffer accepted the resigna-
ton. and appointed Rev. 5. @. Smith to the
vacant office.
The course in English literature, under the
auspices of the university extension of the
ST Paul Academy of Sciences will be inaug-
urated at the high school assembly rooms
this evening. Prof. Leon H. Vincent Will
lecture Gu "Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes"
OMrs. james Grace. of 335 Iglehart street.
died from paralysis of the heart at her resi-
dence yesterday morning after returning
from mass. Her husband has for number
of years been connected with the water
board, and large circle of friends will learn
with regret of Mrs. Grace's death.
The quarterly meeting of the Clinton Ave
nue. NJ. b. church occurred in the church
parlors last evening. Only the regular rou-
tine business, including an encouraging
treasurers report. reports from the Sunday
school superintendent, the class leaders and
other church officers, was transacted.
Dr. Clifton informed the police last even
ing that IA man named W. +. Berrigan was
dying at tie sherman house. Berrigan says
he has ranch forty miles from Billings,
Mont, and asked that a telegram be sen. to
his,brOther at Cedar Rapids. To-, TO come to
ST. Paul A telegram was sent, but it was re-
ported as being undeliYered.
The state railroad and warehouse commits
sion is engaged in compiling its annual re-
port, which will lie published the first of the
coming month. Some delay is experienced
OH account of the hardness of several of the
railway companies in sending i'll their re-
ports, but it is expected that the work will be
completed by the usual time.
The Bethofen Mannerchor has been organ
lied on the West side, with the following
president; l.. 7. Manner, financial secretary;
L. Erie, corresponding secretary; E. Puffe,
treasurer; IL. hoernig, a. A. Tachelier, c.
Kruger. trustees. There are already forty
members, and meetings are held Tuesday aud
Friday evenings, in the West Side opera
house.