St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
SAINT PAUL.
CITX SMALL TALK.

Six minor permits, aggIega ing SG0e.
were issued by the building inspector
yesterday.
Bulie,ined at the health Office yester-
day: Diphthpria at 9G6 Thumas and 6g
Charles streets.
: Fire in The hall over the saloon OF
John Brandt, at ST. University avenue,
did SiG0 damage yesterday morning.
This afternoon Mrs. Pascal Smith will
give reception for Mis-, Ackernan at
her home. corner Laurel avenue and
Arundel street.
John Wuk,iitach. newsbly. was ar
rested last evening by Patroimen
Zaciirc, charged with stealing 25 cents
from companion.
4 number of the old settlers of st.
Paul will enjoy reuilion and excnrslon
OIL tie steamer George Hayes, Oh
thursday of this week.
q. B. Ayres. president of the State
Insurance company OF Des MONIES,
was caller at the Office of the state
insurance commissioner.
Painters Union No. 106 will meet at
Labor hall Wednesday evening at
o'clock sharp TO complete arrangements
for the Labor day parade.
Ii was Mrs. John j. Schultz, not Mrs.
George Schultz, who died the other day
at No. 2S4 Summit avenue, as errone-
ously stated in the GLOBE.
John Lunkenheimer. not unknown to
tue police, was arraigned III the police
court Yesterday charged with the lar
ceny of gold watch valued at $40 and
a small amount of money. The case will
he heard tomorrow.
A thirteen-year-old boy named John
Poffeid was in the police court yeSter-
day charged with stealing wheat from a
Great Northern freight car near Como
avenue. The court Will listen to john
ny'S story tomorrow morning.
The case against Percy Parry, arrested
on Sunday for stealing sum of money
from the Pioneer Press counting room,
was dismissed in the police court yes
terday. There was 30 appearance on
the part of the complaining witness,
and the prisoner WAS discharged.
The George rileston Milling COM
panY. organized for the purpose of the
manufacture of -four and the like, in st.
Cloud, flied certificate Of incorpora-
ton in the Office of the secretary of
state yesterday. The capital stock is
S150,000.
The Dayton's Bluff Browns defeated
the AlYadoreS by score of to 3. The
battery for the Browns were MOSter
aud RettueS. The Browns challenge
any club in the city under eighteen
years of age. Address all challenges to
J. p. Moster, 1923 Fremont street.
Owing to the opinion of the city at
tOrney in the school supplies case, the
bids received by the fire department for
furnishing 700 tons Of coal will all be
rejected, aHd a new advertisement pre-
pared under the direction of the city at
tOrney will be published calling for new
proposals.
Thursday evening. Aug. 81, the ladies
of the Central Park Nj. E. church. cor
ner Twelfth and Minnesota streets, will
give Gypsy social" A good musical
refreshments, coffee, ice cream, cake,
etc. will be served. All friends of the
congregation are cordially invited.
Examinations for the entrance to the
grammar grades and the the high school
will be held at the Cleveland school, on
Thursday and Friday of this week,
beginning at 9 a. m. each day. The
principal would be glad 10 meet any
who desire 10 arrange courses in the
high school al that time and advise with
them.
Yesterday a state professional certiti-
cate for life was issued under the new
Jaw governing the Issuance OF teachers
certificates, to Supt. John Moore. oi
CroOkston. The record of the same was
made i'll the office OF the state Supern-
tendent of public instruction. This is
the first exercise of the privilege i'll the
state.
Ten bids for furnishing 400 tons OF
coal and 500 cords of wood to the city
hospital, poor farm. and those to whom
the boaldof control may order it. were
opened at the meeting of the board o
control yesterday afternoon. The bid
ders were E. F. Krahmer, Youghio
gheny Il Lthigh Coal company, William
Salisbury, James Cieary, John DowlaI
& Son, {. Il. Schacnt, Edmund d Carl
son. ST. Paul x Western Coal company
Pioneer Fuel company, and l.. r. Doty
as receiver of the Lehigh Coal and Iroi
company. The bids were referred u
the secretary to taUulate.