Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-02
CITY GLOBULEs.

A sociable will be rendered the guests of the
International hotel this evening in the hotel
parlors.
The Minnesota Royal Arch Chapter, No. 1,
will meet In st. Paul tomorrow (Tuesday)
night for work in the Mark and Past.
Monday, January 2, the postofice will be
open from 9 to 10 a. m. and from to p. M.
There will be no delivery by carriers on the
street.
The river in front of st. Paul is at least
frozen over. The covering of ice is not very
thick and it will be week or two before the
ice crOpi is ready to harvest.
Interesting services were held at the Y. M.
c. A. rooms yesterday. The New Year address
was delivered by DIR. Marshall. Mr.. Forbes
conducted the meeting, and Mr.. Helmlck, as
sisted by Others, the singing.
A woman named Mrs. Flanagan was ar
rested Saturday night charged with the larceny
OF a calico dress pattern from Seventh street
dry goods store. She is the mother of several
children, and the case is most pitiful.
One of the Detroit safes was in the Office of
Hanggi, Cady & Medicke, who were burned
out in the fire of Saturday night, and yester-
day Charlie Miles opened it, and was very
all safe and sound.
Mr.. M. w. Darr, OF Chicago, becomes a
partner in the Nelson Lumber company, to-
day. Mr.. White, of the same place, succeeds
Mr.. Moore as business manager of the firm at
st. Paul, and MIR. Moore assumes the respon-
sib1e position of manager of Col. Merriam 8
private business.
The musical programme which Occasioned
so much admiration at the st. Paul Episcopal
church on Christmas morning, was repe ated
at the morning service at that church yester-
day with better effect. The solos were rem
dered In most mastery manner by those to
whom they had been assigned.
At late hour Saturday night sneak thieves
made big haul from buggy owned by A.
E. Keller, and left standing on Fort near Ban
fiji street. During Mr.. Keller's absence fine
robe, lined with red and black and valued at
S25, was taken, together with pair of pearl
opera glasses, 3 whip, horse blanket and
cushion.
There arrived in this city Saturday night, a
young man named John Brooks, whose both
feet pro badly frozen. The misfortune occurred
last Monday night near Cabal, on the North
Wisconsin railroad, and the accident is due to
having lost his way in the woods. He could
not be accommodated at the hospital, and will
be sent to Wilmar to-day.
Considerable alarm was felt early yesterday
afternoon for the safety of the International
hotel. A huge volume of smoke was seen is
suing from one of the chimneys of the hotel,
and those below thought the hotel on fire. 1t
to ho obi oh
ter burning some time went out of its own
accord without doing any damage.
Mr.. F. r. Delano Is down from the upper
country and reports everything favorable in and
around Fargo, and that the future of
that city Is liable to surprise people good
deal. He argues with great confidence that
its geographical position, the fertility of the
surrounding country, and the push and vim
of its citizens must necessarily cause 1t to be
very important commercial point.
Ellis W. Dickinson, the young man who
was brought to st. Paul Saturday night from
the vicinity of Pine City, where the limb of
tree fell upon him and fractured his skull and
was taken to the city hospital, had an opera
tion performed yesterday, when the doctors
took quite large piece of skull out of his
brain, into which it had been driven by the
are regarded as not good.
The friends and patrons of Mr.. Archie Nc
Leod are cordially invited to partake of a
grand New Years dinner to be spread by mine
Jolly host from IL: 80 to O'Clock to-day The
mere announcement of the feast is sufficient
guarantee that this popular caterer will excel
his master efforts in preparing menu of the
most toothsome and elegant viands, and bill
of fare will be spread that would tempt the
appetite of an epicure. Approaching the
patronage of former years, he extends happy
New Year to all, and hopes for acontinuance
of former favors.
DR.. II. P. Birmingham, surgeon at Fort
Levensworth, arrived in this city yesterday OH
leave of absence and will remain several days
with relatives and friends. The doctor is fresh
from filled service of eight months duration
in Alizonia and the far west. He was de-
tailed at the time of the Apache outbreak,
since when he has been doing active work.
He reports that the trail of the ringleaders OF
the outbreak is progressing at Wilcox, Ari-
zonia and that Dandy Jim, one of the ole
scouts, has been identified as the man who
killed Capt. Hentig. There is no doubt but
that the rascals will be speedily hung.
PERSONAL.