St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-02-06
CURRENT NOTES.

Regular meeting of the board of
aldermen this evening.
The police pension board meets this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock.
Three minor building permits, aggre-
eating Si15. were issued yesterday.
The boari of school inspectors holds
its regular monthly meeting tomorrow
afternoon.
Reported TO the health Office yester-
day: Scarlet fever at 1859 Hague avenue
and Pa Dayton avenue.
Fuur rooms of the Webster school
have been closed temporarily, as the
furnace which heats that part of the
building is out of repair.
County Treasurer Nelson paid over to
the city treasurer yesterday $4,000 on
account of the city revenue. and 81. 800
on account of the education fund.
The case of Thomas O'Bren. charged
with stealing pair of shoes from the
store of c. F. Williams, was continued
in the police court yesterday until this
morning.
This evening a sacred concert will be
given at ST. Peter Claver's church. Rev.
Father j. NJ. Cleary, of Minneapolis,
will deliver an address on American
Citizenship"
Ancient Landmark Lodge No. 5. A.
T. and \. NJ, has just issued invitations
for reception 10 its members, their
families, +, lativeS and friends, to be
given the evening of Feb. 10.
Henry Watterson on Money and
Morals" and Sam Jones on Get There"
at the PEOPLES church. Feb. IL and 20,
respectively. Reserve seats now on
sale at Howard. Farwell IL Co.'s Music
store.
Prof. Wallace, of Manchester college.
will lecture Oh England and che Refor-
nation" in the WeStminsterP Presbyterian
church, on the West side, corner Green
wood and Winifred streets, this evening
at O'Clock. The lecture will be free
and the public is invited.
The report of the health department
for January gives the Following: Deaths,
800: births. 80; death rate per | 600 per
aunum, 9.29; death rate for the month
of January, 1894, TIA Deaths f1om VIC
'"nce. 9, including murders. Con-
a ciUuS diseases: Dipther1a, 10; scarlet
1e er, 81. deaths from diphtheria, 3;
Fl iii scar ct fever 5.
The hearing Of the fourth accounting
of the ST. Paul Trust company as ex-
ecutor of the estate of Norman w. Kilt
son, deceased, was continued yesterday
i'll the probate court. Judge Olivier
passed on some questions raised, and
the matter went over until Thursday,
when the trust company will submit
decree for partial distribution of the
the estate.
a large gathering of petitioners were
in the council chamber last night, an
ucipaiing meeting of the joint license
committee. but it lacked d quorum, and
an adjournment was had until Wednes-
day evening at 7:30. y list of seventy
persons who have been before the
municipal court was laid before the
committee, so that none of them be
granted license to sell liquors.
Dr. Stamm, in rendering his resigna-
ton as school inspector to Mavor
Wright. requested that Gustav Willius
be appointed TO the vacancy. 1t re-
mains TO be seen whether The MAYOR
Will honor the request. DR.. Stamm
leaves soon for Switzerland, his native
land, where he will make a somewhat
prOtracted visit. The mayor has now
another opportunity to settle political
debts.
The pay roll of the board of educa-
ton, audited by the comptroller yester-
day, had slice taken from the total
sum oN ing to the salary OF the superin.
tendent OF schools for January being
nearly cuF III two. From notation on
the roll. which was approved by the
committee on claims of the assembly, it
would appear that Supt. Gilbert had
been away thirteen days during the
month without leave, and by order of
the president of the board the deduction
bad been made.