Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-11
CITY GLoBULEs.

idE l-lCOLluR J-tLAOEIOD EiE, II.
The regular meeting of The board of
fire commissioners will oe held tomorrow
night
the committee on Claims CT the board
Of eiocetion met yesterday and transacted
the usual amount Of business.
The p!a5 commission met yesterday and
approved StGaI - re-arrangem en5 of Brown
L Jaoksou's addition to st. Paul.
Prof. d. L. Kiehle will commence visit
-ng the public schools of Minneapolis On
lGondey, and will afterwards visit the pub
Aic schools Of 81. Paul.
The CASE Of j. Fl. ReDehine. charged with
rlpo On The person Of Lizzie Gustavson,
has been set for hearing en- Wednesday
noxs at 2 O'Clock p. N.
Edwin Mccormick ard Michael Moran,
sentenced yesterday morning by Judge
Wi'zin to .he penitentiery, were taken to
Saltwater early in the afternoon.
A woman giving the name of Mary
Shanley was found On the street last night
in glorious conditiod of inebriety. She
was given tho parlor bedsteed at city
hall.
Chester Hitchcock recovered the sum of
$3.50 yesterday Of p. De Rochbrun In his
suit Cor balance due in real estate trans
actions, $40 of which was Cor personal SER
vices.
Secretary Hart of the State Board of
Charities and Corrections, will be found
after Monday in the state library ct the
capitol, where he has been assigned per-
mauent quarters.
Tho plat commission has notified the
surveyors of st. Paul that it is necessary
Sbat their certificates shall have been sworn
to, ia order to entitle them to the right of
laying out plans for maps.
A private dancing club of forty members
has been organized and call themselves
the &c. X. A. Dancing Club" and will
give their first social party Friday, Nov.
10th at Seibert dancing parlors.
The funeral of Horace Burton Bickel,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bickel, whose
untimely death has been mentioned prev
iously in the GLOBE, will take place from
tho family residence No. 342, west Third
street, at . O'Clock this afternoon.
The Parlor Orchestra is the name of a
new musical organization recently formed
in ST. Paul, tho originators being Messrs
Travis and Gribler, both accomplished and
popular musicians of this city. The
spccialties will be piano, cornet and violin
playing.
Tho alarm Of FIRE from box No. 25, at
9:l4 o'clock yesterday morning, was owing
to slight blaze in the dental rooms of
DR.. Upham, on the second floor of Steele'r
block, Seventh and Jackson streets. The
fire caught from candle held too near q
Ieaily gas pipe, and the damage was
triling.
The Evening Stars had delightful
time last Friday evening at Pfeiffer's hall
4 large membership was in attendance,
nrutaring about 100 couple, who ex-
pressed themselves highly delighted with
the evenings enjoyment. The next hop
will 10 given Nov. % at the above men
toned hall.
Tho membership of Acker and Garfield
Grand Army Posts are increasing quite
rapidly and it is thought will soon num-
Der 100 comrades strong in each Late
efforts to unite the two bodies do not pan
out with much prospect of the ultimate
success of this idea, which cannot be said
to be thoroughly popular with either post
membership.
The pious Mr.. Drisooll is said to have
stirred up his lazy swamp angels because
they did not wake up to the fact that on
Friday night the Presbyterian alliance was
held at the House of Hope church, and the
swamps didn't know anything about il.
Altogether Deacon Driscoll was badly left
taking the alliance meeting and the Crib.
bic verdict together.
Last Friday John Allen, saloon keeper
on East Seventh street, was fined S25 in
the municipal court for keeping his place
open Oh election day, aud yesterday the
blunderer on the st. Paul end of the sheet
printed on Third street, announced that
Col. Allen had been fined. The fact is
that while warrant was sworn out against
the Merchants hotel bar on the above
charge, it has not been served yet, owing
to the illness Of the proprietor
The relief secretary and the CITY mis-
sionary wish to caution the chacitably dis
posed against being imposed upon by the
pitiful appeals of family of beggars,
consisting of father, mother, q Is yesr
cid boy ana girl of years. The boy
calling himself variousIy August Gable.
NNAANh ~ AOAHSls AL CcfOuKlQN TO the
family of Ernst Gable, living near Hsmu's
brewery. They are able to work, but live
wholly by begging or doing worse.
y. N. G. A, 500 wabashaw street. De-
votionsl meeting this morning at $50, led
By Mr.. r. 3. Moffatt. Bible study at D.
IN. Special song service at p. M, CON
Quoted by Messrs. Helmick and Swift. An
aodress az 4:2O p. m. by Rev. ". B.
Aaeck. Subject, The Value and BLESSINGS
of the Reformation" At ass an address
By Thomas Cochran, Jr. Topic. sOues-
tions Worthy of Thoughtful Considers
ton" Matthew 1926, Luke I2:l6-aI. All
are cordially invited.
The National league held its regular
business meeting last evening at Hiber.
nian hall, and after the usual business
elected President VIM. L. Kelly and Can't.
NJ j. O,COuner and Mark NcElI;strar,