St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-07
SHORT STOPS.

Reported to the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at 1851 st. Anthony
avenue.
The Central W. c. r. q. will meet
this afternoon at o'clock i'll loom 56,
Ford music building.
The Central w. G. t. .. will hold its
regular meeting at 3 O'Clock tins after
noon al Room 56, Ford's music hall.
Skinner Brothers have begun an ac-
ton in repieyin against Sheriff Charles
f. Chapel, to recover possession of
thirtytWO pieces of cloth worth 1892. II.
An opinion OF the city attorney that
the advertisement for proposals for fur
nishing fuel to the board of control was
not specific enough, the board yesterday
decided TO reject all bids and readver
tiSe.
John Lippert, thirteen years old, Who
was arrested last week with cOmpan-
ion. John Wuklitack, on suspicion OF
stealing so from butcher shop on
Duke street was sent to the reform
school yesterday. The other lad was
discharged.
THIS afternoon alta O'Clock the sixth
grade teachers Will meet Prof. Scott in
room {. high school building. The third
grade teachers will meet Miss Laughin
IN room 10, high school. at p. IN. Mr..
Pickwick will meet the fourth grade
teachers at the manual training school
AZ p. Ill.
The Lady Somerset w. G. r. U. will
serve special lunch at its kitchen, %
West Third street, Grand Central mar
ket, from 1915 a. m. to 3 O'Clock p. M,
Saturday, Sept. 9, choice home
cooked meal, including chicken, cram
berry and pumpkin pies, Tor ali who
will come.
Tie wedding of John Freidl to Miss
Julia Schwartz occurred at Assumption
church at S o'clock yesterday morning
The young couple are we'll and favor
ably known here. the families being old
residents. Mr.. Freidl is an active bus
mess man, and has his establishment on
NabaSna street.
County Treasurer Andrew n. Nelson
turned over to the city treasurer yester-
day $4,000 on account of the city reve-
nue. fund, and $4,000 to be credited to
the school fund. I he money included
the city'S share of funds in the West
Side and the Peoples banks, as we'll as
current collections for the month of
August.
Nick Durbin, living at Minneapolis,
and employed in putting plate glass
windows III the Arcade building at
Fourth and s.. Peter streets, was Sc
Verely injured yesterday afternoon by
one Of the large paneS of glass falling
on him. His right hand, head and arms
were badly lacerated, and after being
attended by DR.. Wheaton be was taken
home.
Frank Miller was arraigned in the
police court yesterday afternoon,
charged with selling liquor without q
license. The complaint, issued at the
Instance of License Inspector Miller
charges the defendant with selling to
The official five drinks of whisky al
1883 East Seventh street: at tine same
time Miller had no license to sell liquor.
The case was continued TO this after
noon.
X. &. Cobb, proprietor of commits.
sion house on East Sixth street, paid
fines amounting to $40 in the police
court yesterday. Cobb was founc
guilty of violating the game law in eX
posing and Offering for sale prairie
chickens at time when the game law
forbids. The money collected from the
fines will 90 to the state treasurer.
The Saltwater Scale company flee
articles of incorporation with the secre
tary of state yesterday. The incor
poratOrs are Charles E. Mosier, Jane:
Mulvey and James w. Foley. The head
quarters OF the company is to be a
Saltwater. aud its business to manu-
tacture and sell patented article
called weighing price scales" thu
patentee Of which Is Rienzi a. Daniels
of Minneapolis. The capital stock O
the company is fixed at $4,000, and thu
liabilities limited to s., COO.
Special attention paid to music ant
art at st. Joseph's Academy. Lessons
begin Sept. 4th.