St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-17
SAINT PAUL.
CHIPS FROM THE CITY.

H. Esswein has secured permit to erect
frame dwelling on Summit place, near lgle-
hart street. to cost S3, COO.
John Sauter was found to be insane upon
inquiry in the probate court yesterday, and
will be taken to The Rochester asylum
The state grain department. railroad and
warehouse commission and state dairy de-
partment received The printed copies OF ihelr
annual reports Yesterday.
James Lavelle and Dave O'Neill charged
with the larceny of coat from the residence
of Rev. NJ. II. Peterson, were before Judge
TwoLy yesterday. They will explain this
morning.
A building permit was issued yesterday 10
the Great Western Railway company to re-
model the first floor of the building at the
southeast corner of Fifth and Robert streets.
The improvement will cost about $1,000.
Reported at the health office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 53S Burr street 1.-TWO cases. ana
5S3 ST. Anthony avenue;. scarlet fever at SOL
Selby avenue, 1891 Thomas street and 244 Nir-
ginia av. nue.: thirteen births ana i've deaths.
Insurance Commissioner Smith yesterday
received the licenses of the State Mutual
Life Association of Woscester, Mass, Provi-
dent Aid Association of Portland, Me-, and
the Washington Life Insurance Company of
New YORK.
A paper treating the subject The Atone
neut of Christian Science and Reason" will
oe read by Gusten Abr. Jungren, at Van
Ellemeet's hall, Seven Corners, Sunday, Feb.
70. at o'clock p m. All interested are cor
daily invited to attend. Admission free.
A free lesson on breadmaklng, Vienna and
entire wheat bread, French and fancy rolls,
Will be given by Miss Mary c. Thomson this
afternoon at o'clock at the rooms of the
Young WOmen's Friendly association, corner
Seventh and Jackson streets. All are invited.
At an adjourned meeting of the water
board yesterday the contract for drayage was
awarded to Nick Feyen at 80 cents per ton.
K. d. Wood & Co., of Philadelphia, were
given the contract Tor furnishing valves. A
resolution was adopted forbiddfng plumbers
to interfere in any way with water meters.
The gross earnings of the Chicago, Mil
waukee d st. Paul railroad in the state for
the year 1892 amounted 10 Sc, S07, ,25902, being
an increase of S996, ,66l.42 over the earnings
Of 1891. Last year 5 taxes amounted to S2O3,-
2.35 being an increase of $40, S21. 70 over the
taxes of 1891
The ladies of the Home Missionary society
and the young people of the Peoples church
will give dime social in the church parlors
this evening. There is to be musical pro-
gramme and refreshments. The sketches
made by Frank Beard at his recent visit will
be. for sale.
b. s. Corell, superintendent of Kandiyohi
county, was a caller at the capitol yesterday.
Mr.. Corell is trying to secure the passage of
an educational bill that will establish
course of study in the common schools of
the state. This viii give the pupils the bene.
fit of high school education.
Wednesday night Otto Bathke. while glori-
ously drunk. occupied a room at a cheap
lodging house with Frank Stotz. Bathke
was in the police court Yesterday charged
with drunkenness and Stoltz with stealing
So from his roommate. Bathke was dis
charged, and Stoltz will answer 10 the charge
next Tuesday.
Acting Mayor Ingersoll yesterday signed
the resolution authorizing the proper city
officers to execute the contract with the
Bethel society for the free baths scheme.
Work on the barge on which the bathing
tank and bath room will be placed will com
mence at onoe, and the baths Will be ready
about June 10.