St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-16
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street, last evening.
This evening Corporation Attorney LAWYER
will submit a report to the council upon the
street railway taxation question.
The Excelsior -coiored quartette will give
one of their fine concerts in the Asoury
{; church, Ross street. Friday evening,
The usual service OF the missionary insti-
tute will be held al The home, $50 East Fourth
street, This afternoon from.4 10 o'clock.
Scarlet fever was reported to the health de-
parment yesterday from rs YORK street and
:es227 Ramsey street; also membraneous Group
from CAT Van Buren, street.
The directors of They. NJ. C. A. met yester-
day afternoon and 6eveted TWO hours to
consultation with c. d. aeigs concerning the
building long talked Of.
At the regular meeting OF the board OF
county commissioners yesterday the appli-
cation Josephine Kastner for license to re-
tail liquor at New Brighton was referred ito
the committee on licenses.
De Coster K Clark The furniture firm on
Jackson street. have dissolved partnership,
and the business will be conducted under the
svle of c. c. De Coster The firm was found
ed in 1872.
A large audience greeted Watsons Colored
Choral Union of the Twin Cities at the First
Baptist church last night. The programme
was well arranged and The voices of the
singers were of uniform good quality.
The ST. JoSeph's Total Abstinence society
gave literary ard musical entertainment
last evening at the hall on the corner of Car
roll street and Virginia avenue. A. w.
Gutridge and Faith Raleigh made brief ad-
dresses on the temperance work.
That old and vexatious claim of Martha D.
Boss. growing out OF the Improvements on
Fairview street. is likely TO so to the courts
for an adjudication. The council committee
on streets yesterday voted TO dissllow it.
The application 10 appoint guardian for
CARL Reuter-, an old man who owns property
at the corner of Mackubin street and nj
versity avenue, was partly heard by Probate
Judge Olivier yesterday. The matter will be
proceeded with today.
The joint committee on licenses should
have met yesterday afternoon to consider the
reconcile peddlers license problem. The
grocers Interested i'll fixing a maximum
license. and the peddlers themselves declar-
ing for minimum. were out III force, but q
quorum was lacking. and it was agreed to
meet again this afternoon and discuss the
question.
No testimony was taken yesterday in the
larceny case that IS exciting SO much interest
III the municipal court, in which a Sauit Ste.
Marie freight car was opened and several
bolts of ladies' dress goods stolen. The
county attorney was occupied in the district
court, and he moved Il continuance until to-
morrow atteTnoon.
The board ef public works yesterday de-
cided to advertise for proposals for street
sprlnkling il districts !, and 10. 1t will be
remembered that The board failed to receive
any bids for these portions of the city at the
time the other contracts were awarded. be-
cause of the coalparatively small amount of
sprlnkling to be done there.
Mrs. Jessie Willis is a dressmaker of this
city. She was arragned il the municipal
court yesterday on 4 charge of larceny. pre-
ferred by Mrs. Laura Burlington. but the
hearing was continued until this morning
The complaining witness makes oath that
the defendant stole forty-fiye yards of mus
lin, the property of complainant.
John Becker lived il the house No. 222
Fourteenth street east last December. On
the 18th of that mouth st. Paul was visited
by terrific shower bath, and his basement
was flooded from the street, which was out
OF repair in front of the house. lie claims to
have suffered SJ5.35 damages and the coun-
Gil committee on streets yesterday referred
the matter 10 the corporation attorney and
the city engineer to report to the council
this evening.
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