St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-12
SAINT PAUL.
ThLK OF THE TOWN.

Ten mibor permits, aggregating S29OO,
were issudd by the building inspector yester-
day.
William II. Stanton has sued Fred a.
Rullmahn' and d. f. PEBBLES on promlssory
notes for $500.
J.E. Cooley of Duluth, and member OF
the state loard OF equallzauon was ea41ei
at the capitol yesterday.
Judge Erin's court IS still engaged in the
trial of tha case of Frederick Stoltz against
Frederick and Katherine Zahn.
Reported. at the health office yesterday:
Scarlet fey Ter at 81 Atwater street, and mem
braneous ctoup at SI3 Minnehaha street.
The Uniin Loan company, of Duluth, filed
articles ofsagreement with the secretary OF
state Yesterday. The capital stock is given
as $4,000, !
The state university filed a statement OF the
expenses o. that institution for the quarter
ending May with the state auditor yesIeI-
day. The expenses aggregated s., 343.Ol
NJ. O. HaI |, representative OF the banking
Interests of,Duluth, arrived yesterday. and
visited hisheIGtiyts Miss Lena Thorsen ana
Nr. and Mrt Theodore Jams at Hotel Roieau
Rev. Father Mahoney so well known in
The tempers nce movement, will speak TO an
audience q men in Crusaders hail, corner
Tort and sixth streets, at ) D. m, next sun
lay
Supt. Gilbert. of the public schools, has en-
ragged to go to Chicago to lecture before the
Cook county teachers on the 18th. His subject
will be Reconstruction of the Grammar
School Course
DR.. J. NJ Rice, of New York, member of
the staff of the Forum. and who was the au-
toll hot
appeared III that publication upon the st.
Paul publ.cj schools spent yesterday in the
city.
a certificate of the organization OF the Ger
mania Bank bf Minneapolis was filed with
the state bant examiner yesterday. The ar
ticles state tl bt the capitalization is $4,000.
otto E. Nagli is named as president of the
bank
The county commissioners of Hennepin
county aud the members of the board of
corrections atd charities will visit the Ram
sew county p(or farm tomorrow. The gentle
men will be the guests Of the board of con-
troll.
A pet rabbit carried by small boy, became
frightened al nd escaped last evening at the
GLOBE o1icc| corner After a long chase
gentleman clptured bunny, but as the child
had disappeared he took it to the central po-
lice station.
Col. F. N. iIalone, the versatile general
agent Of the milwaukee road arrived yester-
day, accompanied by Mrs Malone. They
have been visiting their old home at Pana,
H., and are going west to Miles CITY, Mon
tana today via the Northern Pacific.
The mayor yesterday presente the war
rant for The $4,000 to be expended by the
city for the Hill celebration to the city treas
urer, and was handed the amount. The
money will Ae expended in putting up
arches decorating public buildings and hir-
ing bands DUNG the celebration.
James Nugett, the assistant private seere-
tary to the major, yesterday received hand
some remembrance fr ON over the sea in the
shape of Il bra,ce of English dogs which are
so closely allied in looks and general appear
ance that it is bard to tell them apart, or even
part them wheb they come along together
The negro Known us Ginger for whom
the police hayf been searching for the last
few days, was iarested yesterday i'll WinOna
Y the police Of that city Ginger was sup
posed to have jeen concerned in the larceny
of several boltj Of cloth, and after his arrest
promised TO bring the stolen property to the
police station il allowed to go after it. In
stead Of keeping his promice he skipped out.
The sprinklhg contractors have signed
the contracts, u it'll the exception Of George
Gerlich, who WAS awarded the contract for
sprinkling the district on Dayton's bluff and
the West Seventh street district. The con-
tracts will be presented 10 the comptroller
today for his signature, and then the city
engineer will give the sprinkling men the
orders for the streets to be watered.
Supplementary to the report given in these
columns yesterday of the proceedings of the
state normal schools board, the superintend-
ent of public Instruction requests that it be
stated that all fdur of the presidents of the
schools were REFLECTED. They were Profs.
Shepard of WIlona; Soaring, of Mankato;
Carhart. of St. Cloud, and Lord, of Moor
head A committee was appointed to visit
the schools ana Examine the candidates for
graduation, composed of Dean Pattee. presi-
dent of the botird; D. L. Keihle, secretary,
and a. E. EngstIom, of Cannon Falls.