St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-01
SAINT PAUL.
NEWS PfCkfNGs.

Regular meeting OF the board of al
dermen this evening.
Reported at the health office yeSter-
day: Diphtheria at 500 Van Buren, and
% North Victoria streets.
Mayor Wright being out of the city
yesterday. Aid Hickman, as president
of the board of alderman, was acting
mayor.
A notice of the lien of the Pettibone-
Mulliken company for S24.9l3.40 was
filed in the office of the secretary of
state yesterday. --s-
w. F. Graves took out permit yes
terday for the erection of a frame resi-
dence on Summit avenue, between A. Won
and Grotto, TO cost $1,000.
The cause of Forest E. Bryant, as ad-
illustrator. against the Chicago. st. Paul.
Minneapolis Il Omaha Railway Com
papy is on trial in the federal court.
Mr.. and Yrs. j. W. Owens will give a.
lawn socia e to the members of the
Christian church on Friday evening,
next, at their home IN RideA30sd PARK.
Joseph Hanson and C.sGaauson. ar
rested on charge of swiu9tislg one OF
their countrymen out of s55WffE have
an examination i'll the poiiceEeGartf this
morning.
Charles Schlesinger & Sons have sued
James Fitzgerald on Judgment. for
S236.S6 rendered in the county of Stuts-
man. Dakota. Funds in the hands of
the Union Stock Yards bank have been
garnished.
The meeting of the board of directors
of the newsboys' club room, which was
to have been held at 4:30 p. NJ. yeSter-
day. was postponed until Friday after
noon at the same hour, as there was not
a quorum of members present.
The quarterly meeting OF the trustees
of the Clinton Avenue Methodist EpiS-
copaI church, which was called for last
evening. was postponed until called
again by the pastor, as the presiding
elder failed to put in an appearance.
The real estate exchange held an eX-
ecutiye session yesterday afternoon.
The business discussed was chiefly in
regard TO the entertainment of the num-
Der of real estate men who will attend
the national real estate convention.
Prof. w. w. Prendergast, of the state
department of education, reports that
the applications for the agricultural
course al the state university are com
ing i'll fast. The promise is that there
Will be a large class at the next session.
Ernest F. q. Isemann and others have
begun friendly action against E.
Schrader as administrator of the estate
of Anna w. j. G. Baumann, decreased.
and others to secure a partition OF the
real estate of Mrs. Baumann among the
heirs.
The following officers have been
elected for the coming year by the Lady
Slenry Somerset w. Z. r.'U.: Mrs. &.
5. SOule, president; Mrs. A. Yelling
xSn, recording secretary; Mrs. Florence
X. Poole, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
w. +. Rogers, treasurer.
The building Inspectors report for
July gives 40 permits issued for build
ings, the aggregate estimated cost be-
ing S10S.6SS. The plumbing permits for
the same time number thirty eight. the
cost of the work to be done being 1874,
making a total of S116,062.
The health department records for the
month of July show twenty cases of
scarlet fever and twenty-five cases of
diphtheria reported during the month.
OF the scarlet fever cases sixteen are in
the Sixth ward, and eleven of the dipt-
iberia cases are reported in the Eighth
ward.
Judge Otis was engaged yesterday in
selecting names to be used in the jury
Iistsfor the district court for the year
beginning in October. There are about
1000 names to be selected, and tile other
five judges will take turns at selecting.
The list begins with the letter IL, aud
may extend to the end of the alphabet.
Inthe case of T. c. Power against K.
{. Munger ct al, the Jury in the federal
court Was Instructed by Judge Williams
TO return averdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT. The suit was brought to re-
cover $4,000 damage to the steamer
Butte by the steamer Mcleod slipping
down the ways ateBiSmarck and crush
ing the former, which was at the foot of
the ways. 2@
Frank Clark was brought from amin
neapoIiS last night and locked up at the
central station on a.charge of grand lar
ceny. Clark. OH SUNDAY. drove Oft two
steers belonging to John Marty, the
Seventh street butcher, and was ar
rested by the Minneapolis police while
endeav0ring to dispose of the stock.
Detective Eyrnes escorted the prisoner
FROM Minneapolis to St. Paul.