St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-06
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SIFTINGS.


Scarlet fever atpSSiSummit avenue was re
ported to the health office yesterday.
The board of county commissioners will
meet at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
sH. F. Lewis. of the Owatonna public
schools, called OH Secretary Hart yesterday.
Charles F. Grant of New York city, is Wis
iting his uncle. John D. Sloane at the Albion.
Jtennis Boyd. of Saltwater. and j. A.
Wesley called at the auditors office yester-
day.
Peter Scream has made a general assign
ment to Edward Donah for the benefit of
creditors.
Samuel A: Baldwin will give his usual free
organ recital at the Peoples church this
evening at 6:45 O'Clock.
The annual sale of the Peoples church
viii occur at the Arcade Dee II and II.
Lunches will be served from II to each
day
The governor has received notice that
Watonwan and Wilkin counties have collect
ed their apportionment of the worlds fair
fund
The railroad commissioners viii go to Man
kato Tuesday TO inquire into the charges of
discrimination made regarding the railroad
companies.
The following pensions have been allowed
through the adjutant generals Office: A. o.
HoYda, WaseCja, SIS a month; John Humph-
rey, Wabasha. SD month.
AS soon as ten Applications are in life
class will be established at the Colorado
hotel, Room 2)7 The teachers are. painting
Burt Harwood; modelling. Ferd a. T. Dun
bar.
One building permit was issued yesterday
to Camden West for a one and half-story
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sissippi street. the cost of building Being
$3.50.
The retail clerks union will hold their reg
uar meeting next Wednesday evening, when
the report of the ball committee will be
made. Nomination and election Of officers
will take place.
Deputy Insurance Commissioner E. II.
Dearta returned from Chicago, where he
went by request 10 MAKE an examination of
the Guaranty Fund Life association. He
found everything in a satisfactory condition.
Owing to the remarkable increase of mem
bers in the Order of The Iron Hall in this city.
Thomas Scorah. the deputy, is about to open
Office in the central part of the city for
the accommodation of the members andthe
inquiring public
Oil Inspector Willis submitted his monthly
reports for August and September to the
stale auditor yesterday. The quantity of oil
examined in tank cars in August was 200.-
So gallons; rejected 3,342; in September.
6S76 rejected, 30, $40; inspected in barrels
in August, 6S5; in September. 1879.
A large number of persons were present in
the municipal court yesterday when the al
legged fire bugs, Marx and Moritz Michael
were arraigned OH charges of arson. Owing
to the day being the Jewish sabbath, and
Hebrew witnesses may not take the oath on
that day. the case was again continued until
next Wednesday at p. m.
The sale of season tickets for the st. Paul
Choral association concerts is now in prog
ress at Overs, and has already reached
very satisfactory figure. The rehearsaIs
which are now being held for the Messiah"
concert Dec - bespeak a performance even
better than last year. and with such soloists
as Fischer and Levin the work will be pre-
scented as never before in the Northwest.
The Swedish Society Vega met Friday
night at their hall and elected officers for the
year 1892, as follows: President, Alfred
Fredlund; vice president Charles Olson:
secretary, August Engquist: financial secre-
tary. g. A. johnson; treasurer, Charles Lied
man; committee on literary work. John
Skog, Miss Ida Landin; committee on hail.
John Dahlquist, Emil Pearl.
The charter members and officers of new
court of Independent Order of Foresters will
meet Monday evening, at justice court, 344
Cedar street, TO take final action in regard TO
closing the charter and decide on the ques-
ton of having public installation OF the
officers with banquet or other entertainment
The members are very enthusiastic over the
success the new court is meeting with. Quite
number of business men and others have
1ntimated their wishes TO be enrolled before
closing the charter.