St. Paul daily globe., 1893-01-20
LITTLE SNOW FLAKES.

A case of scarlet fever has been reported
rom 80 Burr street.
Nine births and nine deaths were reported
1t the health office yesterday.
The receipts of the state grain inspection
department. for December were Sl3, 2o9.7).
Adjutant General Mullen is in Wabasha,
where members of his family are seriously
Injured.
Rabbi Hess will deliver a discourse to the
ladies at T:3) this evening on the subject,
"WomanS Scopc."
John Smith, accused of stealing some ci-
gars from Northern Pacific express wagon,
has been held to the grand jury in the sum
of Sl500.
The joint special committee of the city
council will have meeting this evening for
the purpose of discussing the question of
free baths for the city
George Turpin, the ''St. Paul Cyclone, was
discharged in the municipal court yesterday
OH the charge of creating disturbance i'll
West side colored church Wednesday even
Ing.
When the case Of Mrs. Erickson against
John ChriStianson. on the charge of stealing
painting, was called in the municipal court
yesterday. 1t was dismissed for lack of
prosecution.
The fifth address of the winter course un-
der the auspices of the Willard W. G. IT. U.
will be given at King Street NJ L. church
Sunday evening, Jan. %, by Rev. George +
Wells, of Hamline.
The adjourned meeting of the common
council will be reconvened this evening at
7:30 o'clock for the purpose of considering
the bids for the city printing. 1t is probable
that some definite action will he taken
Insurance Commissioner Smith filed his
bond for $4,000 with the secretary of state
yesterday His sureties are Daniel ShIll,
Charles .Kittleson and G. W. Smith. D. C.
Lightbourne his deputy, also filed a bond for
$4,000.
The grand jury has been holding morning
Iessons for over a week. The various
county institutions have been visited. and it
Is probable a final report will be submitted
TO Judge Kelly today, and the grand jurors
will disperse.
The inventory of state property un der con-
lrol of the board of corrections an1 charities
at present shows a value of S4,070,000. In
1890 it was S}30S,000 The increase has been
largely augmented by the building of the
binding twine plant at the state prison.
Lorenzo Hoyt, an attache of the health de
partment, has moved into the city limits
This action was taken by him for the reason
that his salary for the months of October
November and December was not allowed
for the reason that he was not resident of
the city.
The board of public works yesterday re-
ceived an order from the park board in
Btrucling that certain property, which has
been described in the columns of the GLOBE,
be condemned for park purposes for the new
Crown Hill park. The order was accompanied
by a Eat, which shows the property to be
condemned.
Patrolman Charles Ryan, who has been
doing such excellent work as a detective
since his appointment to that work tem-
porarily, was yesterday appointed as a regu-
lar member of the detective force. He takes
the position lett vacant by the resignation of
Detective Harris
The following insurance companies were
readmited to the state yesterday: Rockford
Insurance company. of Rockford Ill. North
western National, of Milwaukee; Germania,
Of Peoria Ill; Scottish Union and National.
of Scotland; National Benevolent associa-
lion, Of Minneapolis and Mason's Union
Life association, of indianapolis.
s. Ksyckie was arrested last evening on
complaint of Joseph Matz. who alleges that
The prisoner drew check on the Germania
Df'h4'N
Suaded him to cash it. When he presented
@he check for payment at the bank he found
that the drawer of the check had no money
there.
Clerks of district courts from about half of
the counties in the state met in this city yes
terday for the annual meeting of their asso-
citation But little was done except the elec-
lion of officers, as follows: r. II. O'Connor,
of Ramsey county, president; Peter j.
Schwarz, of Douglas county, vice president:
w. b. Stine, of Murray county. secretary; S.
f. Alderman, Of Crow Wing county, treas
urer
Josie Checault the woman who was bru-
tally kicked in the face yesterday at her
home 337 University avenue, by Joseph De
Lorme, was reported to be doing well at the
city hospitol last night. Her wounds are
not of a serious nature, consisting merely oil
bruises on the face and breast. The mar
who made the assault desired her to become
his, wife and on being refused he assaulted
her At a late hour lastnight the police ha(
not apprehended him.