St. Paul daily globe., 1892-07-01
ST. PAUL NUGGETS.


shows 13) deaths and 320 births reported dur
ing the month of June.
The local o. A. T. installed officers last
evening AT their hall, corner of West Third
and Exchange streets.
Scarlet fever at University avenue, Union
Park, and 3o6 East Congress street, was on
the health Office board yesterday.
The class CT 'ss, high school graduates,
will hold reunion in Principal Carman's
room in the high school this evening.
The state dairy commissioner yesterday re-
ceived the printed copies of his report for the
time between July l, 1891, and April of this
year.
An ice cream sociable will be given by the
Asbury NJ E. church on Ross street this
evening.
The receipts of the municipal court for
the month of June aggregated S,,4Sl OF this
sum S.,2a9 was from criminal, and Sso2 from
civil, cases.
Meetings of council committees are an
nounced for today as follows: Police. board
OF aldermen, 2:3o; requisilions, o'clock;
claims, Loard of aldermen. 2:30 O'Clock.
The Iron Range Brewing company.
Tower. filed articles of incorporation with
the secretary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is $4,000, and the incorporators are
= q :. -.
Duluth and Tower citizens.
Peter Mcmahon was brought down from
Duluth yesterday by deputy United States
marshal, and gave bail in the sum of 500 be-
fore commissioner Spencer to appear and
answer an indictment for selling liquor to
Indians.
The state university receipts for the month
of June amounted to Sl,9!9.73. They were
divided as follows: University fees. S55.S5;
salt spring lands, Sl,5S4.30: experiment sta
ton, S!G6.l3; veterinary department fees,
S65.75; school of agriculture sales S7.6o,
The next regular examination under the
civil service rules for classified service in the
postoffice will be held i'll the ST. Paul custom
house Aug2. Applications must be present
ed not later than July u TO P. NJ. Marony,
secretary of the local board of examiners.
The case against Davio Moore was dis
missed in the police court yesterday. The
complaining witness. Max Strouse, was not
in court. but the deputy sheriff's return
showed he had been acquainted with the
time for the calling of the case. Moore was
charged with larceny.
In place of the fixed examinations Of can
didates for appointment as teachers in the
public schools, The code of rules governing
the work specifies that diploma from any
the degree of A. B.. A. NJ, b. s., Phi. D. or
Phi. B.. may be accepted.
The embezzlement charge against George
B. Whitney was continued in The police
court yesterday to July 8. In the meantime
an accountant will. on behalf of the defend
ant, examine the books and accounts of the
Phoenix Packing company during the time
Mr.. Whitney had charge of the business.
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yesterday the contract for an engine and
boiler at the new pumping station on the
West side was awarded to Robinson e. Cary.
The contract figures were $3.50. The state
ment of receipts and expenditures for the
month showed S4S251.15 received and
Si2, ,j24 45 expended.
The members of the Young Mems Chris
tian associations of st. Paul and Minneapo.
lis, will enjoy All outing on the Fourth at
Bald Eagle lake. Among other pleasures of
the day there will be base ball game from
between mines from the two associations,
boating, fishing, swimming and foot ball.
Members can secure special rates by apply
ing at the office of the Y. NJ. c. a.
The JEANNE Winston Opera company ap-
peared before another large audience at the
Metropolitan last night in Prince Methusa-
lem; There will be only three more per-
formances Of this opera, tonight tomorrow
matinee aud night. The sale of seats for Of
fenbachs tuneful opera. La Perichole," :"
opened at the box Office yesterday. and the
indications are that large houses will be the
rule.
The supreme court considered the follow
ing cases yesterday: May Alice Banning,
respondent VS.. John A. Sabin. appellant.
argued and submitted; Earnest K. Head,
appellant, VS.. Cyrus E. Brown. respondent,
order entered and case contin ued to October
term; John C. Shea, respondent vs. st. Paul
City Railway Company. appellant, submitted
on briefs; David Newhart Jr., RESPONDENT
VS.. St Paul City Railway Company, appellant,
submitted on briefs; Charles S. Cairns. re-
spondent, VS.. Melville C. Keith, appellant.
ordered that the judgment herein OF June
%, 1892, be vacated, and the respondent per-
mitted to tax his costs and disbursements
herein. and judgment be entered in favor Of
respondent and against appellant.