St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-27
SfiFI.ratrr Notes.

Senator Sabin is resting after his home
journey aud work in Washington.
On New Years eve the MBnnerchor shci-
city have dance at Music hall, aud it will
be well patroniEed.
Joseph Shupp and A. M.Kiehle were each
the recipient of excellent watch chains OF
gold from their boys.
The weather has moderated, aud though
the thermometer is only little above zero il
IS quite pleasant after what We have had
Oscar Lehmicke is home for the holidays,
and his COW boy suit becomes him well. He
likes the far west too well to remain here long.
Walker, Judd & veazie's store at Marine
was closed yesterday by order Of the as
signee, but as soon as stock is taken it will be
rropened.
On Christmas day Isaac Staples did not
forget that he had a number Of employees In
his establishment here, but made their hearts
glad as well as those Of many outsiders.
On Monday night the A. o. Fl. will pre-
sent 'Ten Nights In Bar Room" at the
Grand Opera house, and from the way the
tickets are selling the attendance will be
large.
P. Sullivan, who Is home from Cowan &
Co.'s camp, near Gordon, reports work as
pros crossing well. the swamps are not Eo-
zen, but when passed over they freeze in
night SO as to be passable for teams.
Miss Olive Aerry, daughter Of Ebeu Berry,
of Fifth avenue, was married yesterday to
DR.. Watkins, of North Pacific Junction.
Mr.. Berry uud family have only lately come
la this mart Of from, PIN.
The party of ladies who came over 10 at
tend the ball given by company K on Christ
mas evening, were round sight seeing yes
terday and left for home by the Omaha road
AT $40 p. IN. They enjoyed themselves to
the utmost.
Herman Rice, father of Mrs. Judge Muir
dock, who has been a resident of the city Tor
several years, died at the judges residence
yesterday morning, aged 81 years. The fu-
neral will take place on sun lay afternoon at
? O'Clock, from Judge Murdoek's residence.
T. j. Frank. formerly resident of this
city for many years, and well known, died a
few days ago al Dallas. Kansas, after a long
illness. Since he and Mrs. Frank went to
that city they were very unfortunate, losing
everything they had by fire.
Ordce Cuufcu VIII DC ueuicaLeu on MONDAY,
January %, aud the pastor elect installed.
The Congregational clubs from st. Paul aud
Minneapolis will be preseEt to the number of
/ $50. TIE dOings will be worthy OF the
church, and prominent clergymen will be IN
attendance
Yesterday house was removed from op-
posite the Office Of Jersey, Bean & Brown
on runners, and they made excellent pro-
gress with it. They broke several telephone
wires on Main street. A Swede has par-
chased the building, and is moving it to
the north bills.
At the municipal court yesterday morning
an old drunk, who had 4 suspended sentence
70 all, was put down for fifteen DAYS. No
message has been received from Rochester in
reference to the S~ede who accused himself
of appropriating money be had foand. The
police viii let him 20.
The severe weather Of the past week has
delayed the Wisconsin Central tracklayiug,
so that they have heen unable to make their
connection with the Duluth road at Little
Canada as soon as they expected. The work,
however, Is progressing satisfactorily, and
will be com leted in q day or two.
Nearly disastrous fire occurred on Christ
mas morning at the store of Isaac Staples.
Il appears that some goods fell against the
stovepipe up stairs, and became ig-
nited, and when the fire was discOy-
cred it had made considerable progress, but
half dozen pals Of water put it out, with
out having to call the fire department.