St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-29
THE CITY.
CITY GLOBULES.

AILerDOOD.
The ticket Office is again located inside the
Union depot.
The Northern Pacific was the only train
late coming into St Paul Yesterday.
An old fashioned snow storm put in its ap-
pesrance at 10 o'cock last evening.
Catholic Total Abstinence societies. fort
nightly meeting at Pfeifer hall this evening.
Officer Werrick landed Morris Fredericks
in the cooler yesterday afternoon on charge
Of larceny.
There were ten persons engaged in giving
gospel song and prayer service at the jail
yesterday afternoon.
The ladies of the w. G. T. U. will meet to-
day at 3 p. IN. A Scandinavian meeting will
be held this evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
Officer Joseph Spiel, at the city hall, has a
holy horror of what be calls the new combi-
nation of which Jimmy Nugent is the inven-
tor.
Captain Bresette arrested VIM. and Alec
Lindsey, two vagrant tramp brothers, last
evening, and put them under lock and
key.
The district court will grapple with the
$4,000 libel suit of Edwin Gribble against
the Pioneer Press with a struck jury this
morning.
A very interesting service was held at the
rooms Of the Gospel Temperance union, yes
terday afternoon. Mr.. H. Rogers conducted
the meeting.
The atmosphere was so mid yesterday and
the sleighing soexceedingly good that nearly
everybody and his wife and sweetheart were
out on runners.
Bishop Ireland and VIM, Louis Kelly will
be the speakers at the temperance rally at
Pfeifer's hall this evening. The programme
includes several musical numbers.
Olive Anderson and Port johnson speeded
their nags too high on the city thoroughfares
yesterday afternoon, and were arrested, Civ
ing SO bail each for their appearance before
Judge Burr this morning.
Rev. DR.. Breed will give lecture on Italy
at the lecture room of the House of Hope TO
the Young Mems Christian association next
Friday evening at O'clock illustrating his
travels therein with several stereoscopic
views.
A horse car ran into the rear hobs OF a
farmers sleigh in front of the Clarendon
hotel, on Wabashaw street, yesterday noon
and shut the runners together like pair Of
shears. The farmer and his family were
spilled out into the roadbed but no serious
injury resulted.
The great audience at the Opera house on
Saturday evening went wild with mirth in the
elopement scene in which one Of the charac-
tiers by the removal Of LADDER was left out
side a high fence, and on being asked what
h.. uyac dol ranIfa1 kGIanLyfuU fpr
the Robert street bridge"
The novel way in which two colored boys
were breaking young colt to sleigh and har-
ness on Fifth street yesterday afternoon at
tracIed much attention. One of them led
the animal by the bits and the other walked
and drove and as Barnaby says in the but
terfy act the thing ''was bound to CO."
Mr.. Fenton, Notwithstanding the weather,
held gospel service beneath the electric
mast on Bridge Square yesterday afternoon,
and in the course of his remarks said ne
could not secure hall in which 10 hold mis-
sion services for the winter in any locality
In st. Paul. Mr.. Fenton was formerly a
surveyor and becoming converted feels that
he has an especial call from his Master To
proclaim the Word TO his fellow men.
Officer James Nugent dropped on the
three card monte professional swell on Wa
bashaw street yesterday afternoon, and, in
spite of his vigorous Kicking, brought him in
10 the city hall He was wanted for the little
TRICK he helped put on the Fergus Falls
greenhorns, on Robert street, last week, for
which his partners, Devine aad Gray, were
ordered by Judge Burr to vamoose the town,
the booty gained having been spirited back
TO The verdant greens who had squealed.
An audience of nearly 200 at the Young
Mems Christian association, at 4 p. m, yes
terday, listened with interest to the Christmas
talk by Thos. Cochrane, Jr. Closing the
meeting at 5 O'Clock, be invited those inter
ested to remain to a fifteen minute after
service. Forty did so, and the meeting was
closed at 5:l5. The singing was excellent,
and was accompanied by piano and two
Violins. 1t is expected that the new quar-
ters of the association will be ready in Feb
ruary.
At the meeting of the Father Mathew Total
Abstinence society yesterday afternoon the
following officers were nominated for the
ensuing six months: T. Reardon, presi-
dent; P. Butler, first vice president; M.
Tracy, second vice president; T. Rush, sec
rotary; A Hynes, treasurer; H. Lacy, V.
King, T. Mccarthy. j. Tracy and d. Des-
mond, board OF managers. Jno. Tracy read
paper on primitive man, and James Dillon
delivered an eloquent extemporaneous al
dress on the same subject. He will read an
essay at the meeting next Sunday