St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-11
SAINT PAUL
MONDAY NIkLANGE.

Scarlet fever was reported to the health
Office yesterday at 5ol last Wimired ana ~
Conway streets.
The police pension trustees met yesierda!
afternoon and passed the monthly pay roll,
amounting to Sj66.66
The crown I'LL park valuation vii! come
up before The board of public works TINS
morumg al II o'clocK.
The explosion OF a gasoline stove at rs
East Trnth street called out he fire depa /
ment last evening. Damage lignt
Henry Mandehr Il cigar tnufacturer ana
dealer az Seven corners, has made Al voluntary
assignment 10 j. Quincy Haas for the benent
OF creditors.
Building permits were issued yesterday as
gregaiing Sid,oJl. Among the number was
one 10 Charles Fallanor for a two-story oric6
dwelling on GraId avenue near Prior. 10 cost
S4.5.0.
The contract for constructing sewer on
Como avenue, from Rice street 10 the Great
Northern railway, was awarded 10 Patrick
Doherty by the board Of public works yester-
day. The successful bidders figures were
S.,793.
The Italian peddler Jessaway Sartinettl,
arrested Saturday night for the larceny OF
TWO bars OF soap. was arraigned i'll the police
court Yesterday He could not speak En-
glish, and consequently Will remain in jail
unit. today. wnen an interpreter an be Sc
cured.
Frank DenaiS was sent TO the workhouSe
Yesterday for ninety days. Deuias has been
ont OF The institution to which he was re-
turned but Il few days The otfenSe on
"a, ,,., Sarr o1Yr Yesterday the lar
ceny OF watch from q domestic al theMetro-
Iolitau notel.
Three youths. Andrew Pooler, Cha-es
Hester and Charles Cornell were before
Judge Cory yesterday charged with stealing
q wagon wheel and portions of harness
belonging to West side resident named
Langevim. They Will explain their conduct
in this particular action this morning.
James Holmes, engaged in loading truck
with laJh al the Omaha freight depot yester-
day afternoon, placed Oh the wagon case OF
champagne which was standing near. After
his arrest ne claimed The thing was mistake
on his part. Judge Cory viii be consulted as
to whether such IA mistake would make
Homes amenab.e to the charge OF larceny.
The health commissioner yesterday re-
GueSIed the mIyOr 10 issue an order to the
police. directing them 10 arrest all persons
who were found dumping any refuse on va
cant lets. The health department is troubled
greatly by tie indiscTiminate dumping Of all
kinds Of refuse on lots in various parts OF
the city,and as Il sanitary measure. if nothing
else The health department desires the prac-
tice stopped.
Charles Z. Raun. proprietor Of baby car
rage factory ana store at 267 West Seventh
street was found dead in his apartment over
the store yesterday morning. Coroner Whit
comb was notified, and, after an inYestga-
ton, ordered the remains taken to Gross &
Dohm's undertaking rooms. Death was
caused by apoplexy and no inquest will be
held. B2un was about sixty years Of age,
and has no relatives living in the city.
\ death certificate was issued yesterday by
Dr. Whitcomb to Fox Il O'Brlen, M.uneapo-
lis undertakers, and the body of James Far
rell was sent to his home in Goodhue county.
Farrell's death, the certificate states was the
result of a street car accident. The deceased
was plumber. twenty-five years old, and re-
sided on Fairyiew avenue, Merriam Park.
Farrell, while al;ghting from d west-bounc
interurban car Saturday night was struck BY
one going east at FairYiew avenue, and in
jured that he died on Sunday.