St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-03
BRIEF NEWS.

. The board of school inspectors meets
this afternoon.
> Two, minor building permits were
issued yesterday.
Il Frank Robert, chief clerk in the pro-
bate court. yesterday began his
twentieth years service in that office.
3 An examination for teachers is in
progress at the high school. About
Twenty candidates are taking the exam
ination altogether.
Otto Sidelheg, charged with the lar
cepy OF So cents from the Golden Rule,
where he was employed as clerk, went
tc the workhouse for ninety days yes
!. tefday. ~
p Reported at the health Office yester-
Gay: Scarlet fever at 3S Chicago. 3H
Dayton, S96 Raymond avenues and 634
1East Sixth street; diptltheria at 733
sAierDurne avenue and ~554 Bay and 225
Prescott streets. -------,..-.
The ST. Paul, Trust company. as ex-
ecut0r OF the estate of the late Norman
". Kittson, filed in the probate courtits
fourth stated accounting of that estate,
and IN 1T asks for leave TO make partial
distribution of the estate.
motor or. the Chicago Great
Western road, leaving jackson street at
IL ~ 10 Ai.'H ~ LilASu pStSSCuSSk
and stock train. Any live stock that
may be ready to go to the stockyards at
that time will be taken down with the
motor by the switching crew.
William Hoban, arrested for vagran-
ey, was discharged by Judge TWohy
Yesterday morning in the police court.
tie was Immediately rearrested and the
case continued to tomorrow morning.
F. /. McGhee. his attorney, threatens
toSecitre his release on writ OF habeaS
corpus.
The report.of the chief of police for
the past year gives the number of arrests
as 6,125. The arrests were divided
among the stations as follows: Central,
3,701; Ducas street, 906; Margaret street,
S52; Rondo Street, $50; Prior avenue,
100. The arrests for 1892 were 4,Sf0. Or
the total number arrested 325 were
coiOred and 700 females.
Charles Ryan aud James Bradley,
who were arrested last week on
charge of vagrancy, were arraIgned in
the police court yesterday. The charge
was dismissed, but the men were rear
rested on a charge OF being concerned
in the larceny of $50 worth of cigars
from an American express wagon.
Their examination was continued to
Friday.
Building Inspector Morris gives the
following as summary of his annual
report for 1898: Estimated cost of
building permits, sl,6O5.339; estimated
cost Of plumbing permits, $50, S79. TO
these amounts is added the 20 per cent
of the estimated costs of the improve
ments, making total of 81, 1868, 461. Fees
collected during the year, 1902.
Edward Flanagan, young man not
IL TO lln ali
before Judge TWohy yesterday charged
with yagrancy. His case was continued,
and bail fixed at $1,000. The police say
that Flanagan lately disposed of lot
OF clothing, ana, from his previous
record, they are Of the opinion that the
garments were stolen. The other man
supposed to have been concerned in the
robbery has not been apprehended.
The members of the St. Paul Fire De-
partment ASSOCIATION, composed of the
members of the cid volunteer fire
department. held their annual meeting
at Turner hall last evening. The treas
urer reported $500 on hand and
membership of thirty-nine. The follow
ing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President. Frank Werner;
vice president. j. G. Donnelly; treas
urer, z. j. Dreis; secretary, Charles II.
Williams.
W. j. Conway, young son OF James
L. Conway, who is the messenger of the
United States district court, made Mar
shall Donahower New Years gift that
the marshal appreciates. 1t Is paint
ing of a morass. The young man seems
to have quite talent for painting, and
this is one of several pieces from his
brush. Another of his paintings is q
wreath of flowers that hangs in the
chambers of Judge Nelson, and is very
hafsdsomely done.
Ihere appears to be falling off in
thgnumber of liquor licenses as COM
pared with last year. Up to last night
only 1873 applications had been made to
the city clerk, while statement pre-
pared for the use Of the license commits
tee shows that on Jan. 1, 1894. there
were 1S4 saloons the license of which
expired with the old year. There is
also noticeable falling off in the num-
Der Of applicants for other mscella-
neous licenses.
The board of public works yesterday
afternoon approved the following pay
rolls for December; Pay roll of four
members and six employees of the board
of public works, 81, 1928. 80: roll of seven
ty-one men and thirty-seven teams en-
ployed on street and sewer force for
uTsb iiaii vi Deceihper, Sl,ool.fos Toll
for twenty-three men in engineering
81, 33S So; roll for six In
-spectOrS, S307.25; livery, $50.
Two Weeks at Hot Springs, Ark.
A personally conducted excursion
will leave st. Paul and Minneapolis
January 90 via the Minneapolis & st.
Louis Ry. for Hot Springs, Ark, for
two weeks trip. All expenses paid be-
fore starting. Write for particulars as
to rate, ETC., 10 any agent of the COM
pany, or
G. NJ. PRATT. G. T. & P. A.,