The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-30
ST. PAUL BREVITIEs.

Scarlet fever was reported to the health Of
flee yesterday at 252 East Fourteenth street.
Assistant CORPORATION Attorney Taylor is
preparing the papers in the Phalen park case
to appeal to the supreme court.
Insurance Commissioner De3rth yesterday
admitted the Home Fire Insurance Company
Of Baltimore, Nd, to do business in this
state.
A conference of all the w. c. T. US of
the city has been called for this afternoon
at o'clock in the parlors of the Windsor
hotel.
Assistant Superintendent Hyde will lecture
before the university summer school next
Tuesday morning at II 80 the cultivation
of q literary taste.
John Firhett was yesterday committed to
the hospital for the insane at Rochester. Fir
hett is about twenty-one years Of age, and
has been of weak mind for some time.
The central committee, Modern Woolmen,
will hold their monthly meeting next Mon
day. Plans for securing the head camp will
come up for discussion and other business
will need attention.
The board of equalization is sill at work
at copying the lists of last year A couple
OF the big statements.
building permit was issued yesterday to
Charles E. Clarke for repairs and alterations
to the brick block on Third street, between
Sibley and Wacouta streets. The improve
ments will cost $500.
In the First Presbyterian church tomorrow
Rev John Sinclair will preach in the fore
noon, and in the evening Rev. Alexander Nc
Gregor, Park Congregational church, will
conduct the union service.
The American Hoist and Derrick company,
Of the West side, yesterday afternoon made
casting for another heavy gun carriage.
The carriage will be shipped to the Pacific
coast.
The Laying Of the Corner Stone of the
New Capitol Building" is the subject that
will be discussed this evening at the Social
ist labor party open air meeting, corner Sew
enth and Cedar T. II. Lucas, A. H. Lee and
others will speak.
Astoria council, Modern samaritans, meets
next Tuesday. A short business session wi
be held to confer the degrees upon seven
candidates, after which the Astoria quar-
tette and others will furnish entertainment,
with refreshments.
w. W. Chapple. Of West St. Paul, has re-
ceived the acknowledgment and accep; ance
of 1.-THE Queens Diamond jubilee National
Hymn, from the Prince OF Of, Wales ale M. MI;
have been well received here and In Eng
land.
The Eldridge Zouaves will drill on Crocus
little nell fellows are shly eIatsd over Winning
a prize as one of the best uniformed and
drilled companies that contested in the car
nival,- and they will be on their metal
Wednesday.
Secretary Robert Crickmore, of the State
Dairymen's association, was among the call
ers at the capitol yesterday. Mr.. Crickmore
asserts undt the crop III southern minnesota
will rival any yet harvested. 1t is way ahead
of the average. The farmers have it very
nearly all in stack.
Civil employees in the army building will
apply for the distribution of one ration per
day, under the late change In army regula-
lions, which permits the Issuance Of rations
to civilians with the army In time of war
whose pay is under $50 per month. This will
amount to about IS per month.
The Mississippi Valley Telephone company
has commenced the laying of conduits on Wa
couta and Sixth streets. The conduit has
been laid on Sixth street, between Wacouta
and Rosabel and the force of twenty men
are now at work on Wacouta street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets
Private Braat, Company F, Third infantry.
is at the Fort Smelling hospital, having been