St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-15
lin NEAPoLIs GLoBULEs.

The Figaro restaurant at 251 Second av-
enue south.
The police had an exceptionally light days
work yesterday.
A sacred concert was given by the Pavilion
orchestra last evening.
John Haberbier is one Of the most success
full caterers in the state.
The "Adamless Eden" party win pack
Pence Opera house this evening.
The Canadian society will meet in Cotho-
lie Association hall tomorrow evening.
The Father Matthew T. A. society met at
Catholic Association hall last evening.
0'Relley, an old offender, has been thrown
in limbo by officers Kirkham and Leonard,
for stealing satchel full of old clothes, etc.
The municipal court room has again been
reconstructed, as it were, by removing the
bench and the jury box TO different sides Of
thr room.
Messrs. George Trout, B. Elsie and Casper
Roderick came up from Jordon to enjoy the
festivities of the Harmonia dedication Satur-
day night.
Frank DanZ's orchestra gave an extraordi-
narily fine concert in Turner hall yesterday
afternoon before large and highly appreci-
alive gathering.
The firm of Connolly g. o'Reilly, under
takers, has not been dissolved as yet, al
though there has been some talk of that
movement.
The board of trade will meet to-day to
wrestle with the union fair grouRd project,
as well as to discuss matters of trade and
commerce.
Private Thomas Flynn, who had deserted
from company X at Fort Custer, has been
captured in Minneapolis. Officer Mcnamara
made the arrest.
The CALIFORNIAN society will meet in the
parlors of the Nicollet house this evening to
arrange for the celebration of Robt. Burns
birthday anniversary.
The Columbia hall sacred concert last ev-
ening was largely attended. A. T. jennings
violin solo, fantasia from "Linda III Cham
ouni," elected an encore.
The messenger boys in the Western Union
service will be neatly uniformed to-day.
The uniform will be of blue material, with
brass buttons and red stripes.
OusL DSIOIe -udyASuG yesleIuay mOTuiuB
burglars blew open a safe in the meat mar
ket, corner of Tenth avenue south and Sec
ond street, and secured S16 for their trouble.
d. L. Moody conducted gospel service in
Market hall yesterday. The hall was filed to
overlooking, and much interest was mani
Tested in the work Of the famous evangelist.
A joint meeting of the various committees
and citizens interested in the matter of es-
tablishing an union fair grounds will meet
in the board of trade rooms Tuesday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock.
Ernest G.. Seely, popular young bar
tender, was attacked on the street Saturday
night by man who dealt him a heavy blow
on the head. Seely ran across the street and
fell to the sidewalk unconscious, in which
condition he remained for an hour.
The following named city council COM
mittees will meet on Monday: Roads and
bridges, at p. m: health and hospitals, 2
p. m. public grounds and buildings, p. IN.
fire department, 3 p. M; gas, p. m;
claims, z p. m.
Alta regular meeting Of section SO, en-
6owment rank, Knights Of Pythias, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President, James Carlisle; vice presi-
dent, John B. Castle; secretary, Fred A.
George; medical examiners, A. A. Ames
and D. L. Pratt.