St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-18
sfiEi,rafer Notes.

The Odd Fellows have made arrangements
Tor social to be held on the 25th-
The board Of education has procured fire
buildings.
The Rev. DR.. Dunn and wife left yesterday
afternoon for Hamline, 70 attend the fort
nightly college exercises.
A special train leaves the city this evening
to accommodate those desiring TO attend the
Democratic Jubilee at Lake Elmo.
A new floor is being laid in Music hall,
which will add to the facilities for the pleas
ing entertain ments Of the Mannerchor so
ciety.
John ,Quinlan, much respected young
business man, for some time quite i'll is out
again, much to the satisfaction of his troop
OF friends.
Election bets were largely paid to-day by
those who had money staked on the presi-
Dental result. In few instances losers re-
pudia;ed their contracts.
There were two arrivals yesterday at the
state prison, both from Benton county. John
Riley, larceny, six months, and Richard
Bean, larceny, one year.
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there was a case before Judge Netheway Of a
party selling liquors on Sunday, but the party
denied the charge, and il was set for trial on
Wednesday morning.
The attendance at the roller rink last even
ing was all that the management could de-
sire. The skating of Mrssrs. O'Rourke and
Allison was of the very highest orCer, and
they showed themselves masters Of the
skates.
Mrs. B. J. Hinkle, who has been so very
sick, was able to be driven out yesterday,
and will make her home at Mrs. John OAR
rah's, Mr.. Hinkle leaving this morning for
ShOelenberg q BOeckler Lumber cOmpany's
camps on the upper waters of the st. CrOix.
The Ida Siddons Female Mastodons and
Burlesque Comedy company performed to a
large audience at the Grand Opera house last
evening, and the performance was a credit
able one, and every act could bear the closest
scrutiny. There was nothing vulgar IN any
part They won deserved applause.
We were shown a marriage certificate yes
terday in the county clerks office, in which
neither the date OF the ceremony nor the
county in which the marriage took place was
inserted by the officiating clergyman. It
was solemnizec at LangdoE by Father j. p
Ryan. The parties married were Joseph Ma
wen and Margaret J. DAILY. The reverend
gentleman would confer a favor on the
county clerk by supplying the time and
county.
The Wisconsin Central railroad bridge is
nearing completion, aud the iron work on
the central and last span will be begun to-
day, and 1t is expected that the whole will be
completed so that cars may cross by the 25th
of this month. The whole would have been
com peIed before this date had it not been
for the delay caused through the cyclone
The bridge is most excellent iron one, and
is the finest structure in this great western
country, aud those who had the contract
may well feel proud of the structure, as well
as every employe.
On Wednesday evening there will be the
greatest attraction ever had yet at the roller
skating rink, in the person of Miss Hattie
Harvey, of Boston, who is credited with be-
ing the most graceful lady skater on the con-
tinent She gives one hundred and twenty
different movements never attempted by
any other lady skater. She gives Der different
exhibitions in different costumes, all of
which are the most elaborate ever worn by
any lady artistic, being alone worth the price
Of admission. Mr.. Parmelee, the manager
has been trying TO secure Miss Harvey for
the rink for some months, and has at last
succeeded, and no doubt his endeavors will
be appreciated.