Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-29
CITY GLOBULES .

The st. Paul public schools have half
holiday upon Wednesday May 80.
City Treasur Refs will pay the city school,
teachers to-day. The pay will aggregate
nearly $4,000
William L. Kelly has been made presi.
dent of lodge in ST. Paul of the Catholic
knights of America.
The sheriff of Carlton county has taken
Wetmore, the man charged with arson al
Knife Falls, to that place for trial.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Calvin ar
rested the foreman of the street paving
contractor and teamster for fighting.
About 1900 has been subscribed by the
Catholics of st. Paul for the purchase of q
house for the Little Sisters of the Poor.
Officer Casey brought VIM. O'Hare down
from Minneapolis yesterday, on a charge
of stealing $33 in money from a man in
West st. Paul.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the
state of Minnesota hold their regular an
nual convocation at Owatonna on Tuesday
morning, June 5.
The W. Ct. Z. will meet May 30 at
o'clock in the forenoon in the Y. NJ. G.
A. rooms. The ladies interested are invit-
ed to be present.
St. Patriek's Benevolent society are re-
quested to meet at their hall, corner of
Third and Cedar streets 7:30t pm. to-day.
A full attendance is requested.
The flag racks have been placed in the
show room for the colors of the war regl-
ment of Minnesota in the adjutant
generals department in the state house.
The body of J. II. Kaiser, who died sud
denly in the Mannheimer block on Saturday
night, was yesterday noon shipped to Mil
waukee, no inquest being deemed neces-
sary.
John Matheis, the carpet king, has
decorated his show windows in honor of
the Thomas Festival week, and placed
therein an elegant Moquet Partisan carpet
Of wonderful beauty and workmanship.
Upon dnesday-Decoration Day
there will be no carriers delivery from the
St. Paul postoffice. The only delivery of
mail matter to the general public will be
in the morning the same as on Sundays
The annual meeting for the election of
officers and directors of the Y. M. G. A. will
be held this evening May 80 at O'clock
at the parlotB of The association 366 Waba-
shaw street. All members are requested
to be present.
The barn Of Peter sNelson. G milllnan.
who resides near the Harvester works.
East st. Paul, was robbed Sunday night. OF
two sets of single harness, a whip. y bag
of feed and several other small articles.
No clue to the robbers.
The Ramsey county Old Settlers associa-
ton hold their annual meeting and re-
union in this city on Friday evening of this
week. The business meeting will be held
at the rooms of the Historical society at
the state house at ~ noon, which will be
followed in the afternoon and evening
with banquet at the Merchants hotel.
Tickets, good for reserved seats at the
Opera house box Office on and after Thurs
day morning next, for the benefit of the
widow of the late Col. Chas. Hams, were
placed on sale at different places
of resort yesterday and met with quick
sale. It should be remembered that the
grand opera of "Faust" is to be given, by
the Hess Acme company, who have kindly
volunteered their services for the occasion,
in which generous act it has been second
ed by the Opera house management and
the press of the city.
The result of the meeting of a confer
ence committee of the several Catholic
societies of the city with that OF the Grand
Army, to-day, resulted in an arrangement
by which the societies take position as the
third division in the procession, and will
march with it through Third and jackson
streets, when they, with the Emmett Light
artillery will branch off for Calvary Gem
etery and the procession will continue on
to Oakland. In returning the Catholic
societies will rejoin the procession at the
junction of Rice street and Como avenue
and come back in the same order of pro-
cession as before.
The st. Paul Coffee house, under the SUI
perintendency of Capt. II. r. Gardner, is
meeting with increased patronage. Dur
ing April 23,959 people were served. Mr..
Levi kanterman, so long and favorably
known in connection with the Metropoli-
tan, Merchants and Union depot, has taken
charge of the culinary department: Mr..
James Hussey, of Philadelphia, the pastry
department, and Mrs. A. o. Taylor, of
Portland, Me-, the cashiers desk, while W.
Scott Mcdonald retains the position of
head waiter, which he has so ably filled.
With increased facilities and this able corps
of assistants, the patrons of the Ladies'
Coffee house will be served with greater
expedition and in a more satisfactory
manner.
PERSONAL.