Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-03
DAILY LOCAL MRANs.
Sergeant Signal Corps, q. 8. a.
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

The tramp room at city hall last night
was crowded with noudesoript gang of
wads driven il by the cold.
Yestesday was a quiet day in police
circles, only two DRINKS being yanked to
the castle throughout the day.
Miss frankie, daughter OF Mr.. Felix
Bohrer, entertained the members of the
Toque club in handsome style, at her home
on Saltwater street, last Thanksgiving eve
ing.
There was a crowded attendance at the
song service given at the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms
yesterday at 4 O'clock. All engaged in the
singing heartily and greatly enjoyed the
service.
Emil Tesch, the young man who fell
down stairs and..was injured, on the night of
the Fireman's ball, and with whom Officer
Wright had controversy, was not as well
yesterday and he complains of great pain
in his side.
In pulling out his watch last night Of
fer Du Four, who is on the Bridge square
beat, lost 1927 which was rolled up in his
vest pocket. The finder will confer
favor by returning the mony to the city
hall and reward of S. will be paid.
Yesterday afternoon Special Police Off
Ger Casey observed a couple of suspicious
looking characters loafng around the rail
road yards. AS they could not give an &C.
count of themselves they were run in and
on being searched they were found to be
armed. They gave the names of Charles
Butler and Frank Shelk
This evening q missionary meeting will
be held in the Central Presbyterian
church, when the Rev. DR.. s. Y. Young and
wife, who are missionaries in Alaska, under
the auspices of the Presbyterian church,
will speak of their labors in that cold,
bleak country, and give information re-
specting land that is little known. The
meeting will open at 1870.
The Rev. L. F. McLaren OF the Central
Presbyterian church, this city last evening
gave very interesting address to the chill
dren of the congregation, from the text
Jesus Christ went about doing good" The
address was replete with instruction, and
was given in a manner to instruct as we'll
as to rivet the attention of the little folks,
OF whom there was agoodly number pres
ent.
Mr.. D. B. Vermilye returned to St. Paul
yesterday from the east, and he expresses
himself greatly surprised at the article
published in an unreliable morning paper
few days ago, to the effect that he had
repudiated his drafts of debt. AS a matter
of fact, Mr.. Vermilye states that he has
paid all drafts upon him in full, and the
article in question did him gross injus-
tice.
The still alarm of fire at 1928 O'Clock
yesterday morning was occasioned by the
discovery of flames Issuing from the boiler
room Of Nichols & Johuson's machine
shop, No. 459, Robert street. The fire
caught from the furnace, which rested on
foundation of plank, beneath which was
thrown number of empty oil barrels,
and from all the surroundings it appeared
that the fire was the result of some care
lessness. The department responded very
promptly and the loss was slight.
A splendid musical entertainment will
be presented at Market hall this (Monday)
evening. 1t is a concert under the direc-
ton of Prof. PREM, the teacher of music
IN our public schools, the proceeds of
which are to be applied to the founding of
German library for those children in our
schools studying German. The pro-
gramme consists of vocal and instrument
al pieces, executed by the scholars of the
public schools, and of the high school, all
the German societies of the city, the Great
Western band, and many we'll known So
loists of the city. Choruses, duets and
solos from the opera, "Stradella," will be
given in excellent style. The entertain
ment promises to be an excellent one, and
as the object is certainly laudable one,
the friends of our public schools should
patFonize the same literally. Tickets for
adults fifty cents, for children twenty. five
cents.
PERSONAL.