St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-10
THE CITY.
CITY GLoBULES.


The mercury stood at fifty degrees in the
ihade yesterday.
The arches on the new roller rink Oh West
Fourth street are all in position and ready Tor
The roof.
Up to O'Clock last evening the hoo-doo
wagon was only called out to yank couple
Of timber DRINKS
The air was as sweet and balmy as spring
yesterday, and the cloudless sky made 1t the
most perfect and enjoyable outdoor Sunday
of the year.
Doctor Fitzsimons, physician and surgeon
from st. Cloud, has just opened an ONCE
over Broome's new drug store, with the
intention of making St. Paul his future
home.
During Saturday night some thirsty
FOUNDERS, evidently Blaine men, stole Keg
of beer from in front of a lager beer saloon
on West Third street, near the Metropolitan
hotel
Up to late hour last night the cells at
city hall contained twelve prisoners, all OF
whom were charged with drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, with the exception Oh
one larceny case.
The first grand ball Of the Dancers Dane
ing club takes place at Market nan
Thanksgiving. The First Regiment band
furnish the music, and that feature VIII DC
very great attraction.
The Ministerial Association of st. Paul Is
called to meet this morning at the parlor OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. to arrange for the usual
union services connected with the oDserV-
ance of Thanksgiving Day, Nov. a.
The first annual concert and promenade oil
the Young Peoples Glee club takes place to-
night at Pfeifer's hall II will be an enter
tanning place to visit, and should be gwen
large audience. Tickets only fifty cents
While at work on the Seventh street MI
Yesterday workman named Swenson was
buried under scraper and nearly su1ocaVeu'
He was rescued in time to save his life, ana,
aside from the narrow escape, he was not
badly injured.
A. NJ. Doherty, the auctioneer with Z. l.
Kayanagh, received package yesterday
morning containing twelve and ahdf pounds
Of solid Democracy. 1t was too late for cleo
ton, but it will CONT some time. Mother
is doing well.
James O'Reilly was arrested in the Sixth
ward by Officer Comfy last night, on suspic-
ion of having stolen couple OF saws,
square, and other carpenter tools found IN
his possession. When arrested he was IN
the act of disposing Of them for fifty cents.
Two Of the prisoners at city hall, occupy
ing the same cell, had sobered up sufficiently
last night to engage in an animated polltical
dispute. AS Mrs. Darlington would say
there is no fever so pesky when it strikes In
as that which follows political champagne.
w. n. Severance, of Appleton, was at the
Merchants yesterday. Mr.. Severance de-
sired to have the GLOBE mention that when
challenged by Mr. Donnelly to discuss dur
ing the recent contest in the Third district,
he could not do so owing TO the alarming
illness of his brother.
DR.. CarrolPs lecture ''From the Barney
Stone to Vesuvius," for the benefit of the
Womens Christian Home, viii be delivered
at the Plymouth church Wednesday evening.
To secure an evening of rare enjoyment and
to aid the organization there should be a
liberal purchase of tickets, and large audi
ence.
Among the social futurities is promised
concert and tableaux for the benefit of the
Milford house, a new st. Paul enterprise in
which many well known ladies of st. Paul
are greatly interested. 1t is hoped the event
may take place on Thanksgiving evening.
The object is SO popular one it is sure to
meet general approval. Mr.. Mcintyre, of
the Metropolitan hotel, has kindly offered the
use of his parlors for the occasion. Due no.
tice of the programme will shortly be given
in the daily papers, and humber of attrae-
tive features are promised.
On Monday evening of last week the mem
bers Of the Woodland Park Baptist church,
on the corner Of Arundel street and Selby
avenue, gave a reception to the pastor and
his wife, Rev. II. c. Woods, it being the first
anniversary of his pastorate. The rooms of
the church were arranged like parlors and
deliberately adorned with flowers. Rev. Mr..
Woods and wife received under canopy
ranged by the ladies. Pleasant remarks
were made on the occasion by Rev. NJ .Riddell,
Mr.. Van Duzee, E. F. Drake, Gen. Bishop,
D. D. Merrill, and DR.. FELTON,, and these
were all suitably responded to by Rev. Mr.
Woods. At 1890 a. m. all partook of
very elegant supper, the occasion being one
OF rare pleasure to all who participated.