St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-19
SAINT PAUL.
NOTES ON THE STORM.

Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at 423
Martin street
4 The regular meeting of the park board will
be held this evening.
The next move of the Republicans will be
80 sell off the city hall to pay off the debt OF
the city,
Nature evidently does not believe the-laSt
election sufficiently purified the city. These
rains would flush worse place than ST.
Paul.
-.Fuu on the Bristol" is pleasing big au'
diences at HilUons nightly. Next week
Louise Atwood's Burlesque company viii be
abe attraction.
There have been no reports, up to the hour
of going TO press. that the hill had decided to
remove from Third street. 1t will stick II out
10 the bitter end.
The stenographer's fees inthe case OF The
State of Minnesota ex rel Gates A--Johnson,
Telator. VS. Edward c. Starkey respondent
amountto S235. 4a, to be paid by the respond
eut
Supt, Kiehle and Dean Pattee are in Moor
head today. visiting the students for gradual
ZION at The Aoorhead normal school or The
students. eleven belong TO The advance class
and twelve 10 the elementary.
The story from Minneapolis to the effect
that Mavor-elect Wright has taken to the
woods to avoid the rush of ofiiceSeekers Is de-
MED by Sheriff Bean, who is the most good
natured man in the world under the cireum-
stances.
The board Of public works Will give inter
ested property owners hearing in the FOL
lowing public mproYements this afternoon;
Sweeping Summit avenue, grading Burgess
and Charles streets. and an easement Tor
sewer running through Swede hollow, from
Fourth to Seventh streets,
The people Of the Midway district are by
n6aneahs satisfied with the-reasons given by
Mir. Lowry fer the removal of the St An
thonv-Hamline line The fact that a line
does not pay - rot of itself sufficient rea-
kon for its discontinuaRce. Every street car
system must Of necessity have one or more
nou-psving lines. which must be operated to
feep M the completeness of the system, and
this is the case in this instance.
The routine Of the supreme court yester-
dav was as follows: Charles II. Bronson, re-
spondent. vs.. Charles 3. Lawton ct al, de-
PENDANTS Augustus X. Barnum, appellant;
Charles II. Bronson, respondent vs. Charles
&. Lawtou ct A., defendants. Carrie j. Bar
nam. appellant-both cases dismissed; Peo-
pies Ice Company, appellant vs. Amelia
Sehlenker espoudent-aIgued by the ap-
pellant and submitted on brief by the re-
spondent.
The famous burleSqUe artistic CoriLne,
heading the Kimball opera ComiQue and
BurIesque company of sixty artists, is booked
for an early appearance in this city. A big
burIesque production of Carmen will be
given. 1t is in this piece that Corinne intro
duces the wonderful Spanish dances which
have created such Il furore in New York and
Eastern cities OF later. The organization
travel in their own special train, carrying ab-
soluteIy everything used in The production.
Cor1nne Will be at the Metropolitan opera
house for three nights and a "Wednesday
matinee, beginning Monday May %.
The Minneapolis Tribune is responsible for
astory to the effect that the Democrats have
Matched out a scheme TO grab the board Of
aldermen by issuing certificates Of election
10 enough Democrats to organize the new
body and thus pass upon the election Of ali
contestants This is 1ice little story. and
lacks but the elements of truth to make it
pass current The fact is that there is abso-
Iutely nothing in The story and that the DEM
Gratis Go not want the board of aldermen
They prefer that the reformers have full
swing. so that they may hang themselves, as
they did in 1883.