St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-27
stfIIrGeer Notes.

loH'-y' Abc poslonce VIII De opened from
10 TO II a. IN.
Jim Curtis chum got away with Sc that he
had. He mourns the loss, and goes without
the turkey.
The ice is firm enough at Marine village
for teams to cross, and they began crossing
on Tuesday.
Judge r. Lehmicke, on November 18th,
married John w Mcclure to Miss Susan NJ.
Adams, both Of Ramsey county.
The Mannerchor society give dance to-
night at Music hall, when the excellent new
floor will be tried for the first time.
A goose party was given last evening at
DR., Milard's, to Miss lille, and the little la
dies had an exceedingly pleasant time.
The Baptist young peoples social union
will hold a sociable at the residence of Mrs
John Gof South Sixth street, this evening.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aux
iliary society of the Y. NJ. c. A., will be held
at the rooms tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock
The number Of useless ours that we have
in the city should be some protection to
clothes lines, many of which, are being
stripped.
w. G. Brown, jr., of the First National
bank, left at noon yesterday for Faribault, to
spend Thanksgiving day with his former
schoolmates.
Hawthorne -day was duly observed in the
high school yesterday fornoon, there being
appropriate exercises. Miss Minor made the
exercises most interesting.
The Minnesota Millers' association have
h. IL L ,,;1
cars of No. hard wheat in it. The Omaha
road has the delivery OF it here.
A petition is being circulated tending TO
the release of Patrick Keefe, at present in
prison at Salem, Oregon, for mansaughter
in Alaska. He is claimed to be insane.
Mr. w. w Keen, bookkeeper for Seymour,
Sabin d Co., and family, left on Tuesday
evening for Philadelphia. Mr.. Keen will
not return until after the 1st of January.
We understand that Mr.. E. NJ. Stephen
son, night Waterman at the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway, was the means
of stopping a serious fire on South Third
street
The scholars have only one day for a holi-
day, and the schools will be again open TO-
morrow. They will be open every possible
day, as they were week late in opening al
ter last vacation.
There will be sociable tomorrow evening
at Grace Congregational church, corner o.
Laurel and Fifth streets They viii have a
big time, as it is the first that will be aeid in
the church.
Last evening the members of the High
School Debating club had a discussion, Re-
sOl0ed, THAT the pen is mightier than th'
sword" The young Legislators made most
credtable display.
Ex-Superintendent of schools William F |
Gorrie, is expected here to-day, as he was
yesterday in St. Paul with the excursonists
from WATERFOWL, d. T., of which rising town |
he is school superintendent
Ice cutting has began here in the lake, and |
good clear ice six inches in thickness is be-
ing taken out The old supply had all dis
appeared. Skating is general on the lake
although the ice is rather rough.
We see that the two hose carts from the
north and south hills have been taken to tn,
fire hall where they will be taken good car,
of. The hose should be concentrated, anc
this is step in the right erection.
The police we've last evening handed ?
circular which they will serve on each saloon
keeper and liquor dealer in the city. Not t.
give liquor to Frederick Wholers, he being "a
confirmed drunkard. His wife is com plain
ant
There will be a union Thanksgiving SER
vice to-day at the First Presbyterian church,
at II o'clock. The Rev. D. B. Cheney, Jr,
of the Baptist church. will preach sermon.
taking for his subject 1.-The Hand Of God in
America"
Turkeys were much in demand yesterday,
and when these gave out, or were too costly
for the pockets of the purchasers, geese and
chickens were carried home, making the
little ones wish that Thanksgiving would
come often.
The tower of the new part of the state
prison was finished yesterday and the scat
folding will be taken down tomorrow. Ii
would have been taken down to-day but it was
kept as holiday. The tower is very hand
some. and makes fine showing.
The bridge for the Wisconsin Central rail-
road is so far completed that cars will be able
to pass over it early next week, and the lay
OF the track on the west side will then be
prosecuted with vigor. Tracklaying is fin
ished up to the bridge on the east side
AT the district court yesterday the case of
High Campbell against the city of Saltwater
was still before the court, and was not con-
Guided. II will be continued on Friday, the
court adjouring until that morning at 9
O'Clock. The defense put in all their evil
dence.
Mrs. S. B. Shmson and daughter leave for
Washington, where they will remain the
guests of Senator and Mrs Sabin during the
winter. After their return it is probable
they will take up their residence in Mime
apolis. Mr.. Akers, cashier of the car COM
pany, will occupy their residence.
Yesterday afterno DON a bum from Minnea-
polls, got obfusticated. having partaken too
freely OF Saltwater forty rod, and he was
given the soft side of plank to rest himself
on in the caboose. He will be sober in the
morning and will no doubt increase the city
fnrnces by few shekels-
At the municipal court yesterday morning
young man was charged ST. so for furious
driving. Four dodgers received quarters and
protection for the night, and the boy Oscar
Peck, who was ordered to the county farm
during the summer was back again, having
been found in a barn in the city the previous
evening.
Policeman Chas. Schaefer, of st. Paul.
came over yesterday after Clutch May,n one
of the best known prostitutes in st. Paul,
who had feeced young man there. on Sun
day. She came over here and went to the
High board ranch, where she was taken in
charge by Schaefer, who took her to st. Paul
by the 8 40 train in the afternoon
Tho Kniohts of Pythias elected +ha follow,