St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-23

GLOBULES.

The council viii meet tomorrow night
The fire commissioners will meet tonight
The chamber of com merce will meet this
morning.
The board of public works will meet TIL:
= aft, rnoon.
The Congregational CLUB will discuss news
papers at Park church this evening.
the First Regiment band gave d concert al
Liedertatel hall, in the Sixth ward, last
evening.
The Young Mems Christian association in
quite body ueId very interesting meeting
Al tHr county Jail yesterday.
The weather was 50 unexceptionaily fine
yesterday tuat every one WHO could afford
the luxury was out on runners.
The mass meetings announced to be held
in tue Sixth ward to discuss levee and other
matters have been postponed.
Setting out trees imported from tie forests
is being extensively prosecuted in Rice and
the Other parks Of the city.
a fine mink boa, a lady's fur-trim ID ed
cloak and several minor articles Of ladies'
apparel lost at the legislative reception, are
awaiting ownership at the city hall.
There was a large audience at the gospel
meeting aud song service held at the rooms
of the Temperance union yestt rday alter
noon, and Rev. W S. Mathews made an
interesting address.
Master Harry Twoomey, the boy roller
skater, who won fve-mile race from Alger
and Eddy, exhibits as the trophy of his vic
tory very handsome gold badge, set with a
diamond, sapphire and an emerald.
United States Marshal Bracket lodged a
prisoner named George Cook 10 the county
jail early yesterday morning. Whether the
ofense was for infringement on the pine
lands or for selling fire water to the reserva-
lion Indians could not he ascertained
All the boxes Of the police patrol signal
system are in working order on this side Of
the river, and after two are placed in the
Sixth ward, making twenty-five In all, which
will be accomplished by the middle Of this
week, the police force will commence to use
the system.
Capt O'Neil of No 9 Hook and Ladder
company, of Minneapolis, called at central
fire hail yesterday afternoon 1t will be re-
membered that this gentleman had a narrow
escape with his life ut the burning OF the Min
neapolis Academy of Music Christmas day
All the waiting rooms at the union depot
have now been made ready for the travelling
public and the lunch counter will be in full
blast by the middle of the week. In the
matter Of light aud interior arran gemeuts,
II ted il f.r 81
old one.
One OF the largest funerals ever occurring
in this city was that OF young Hugh McDer-
mott, VINO was smOthercd at the depot yard
In refrigerator car last week, aud which
took place from his residence on Conway
street yesterday afternoon. At 3 o'clock the
rcmHins were escorted to the cemetery bv q
cortcge fully mile In length, in which were
IN the ncighbOrnood Of three hundred hacks
ana private cOuvcyauces
Detective Kncally arrested Chris. Larson,
an idle matchmaker who Of late has been
hanging around st. Paul, at Saltwater yester-
da, afternoon. on charge of having stolen
revolver from Swede boarding house in
lower town last week. aud an overcoat rom
another party. Judge Burr will tick uff his
sentence in the municipal court this morn
ing.
Mr. Maloney, the injured fireman, was re-
moved from central Gre hall 10 St Jose oh :
hospital late Saturday afternoon, aud was so
much worse during the night aud yesterday
that his physician again entertaius serious
doubts OF his recovery. Mr.. Britt. however.
who is at St. Luke's hospital, Is getting
along so well that no doubts are now enter
tanned that he will not get well.
The large audience at yesterdays O'Clock
meeting al the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation was much interested by Rev. DR..
Dans's address on The Lesson OF the Day.
suggested by the anniversary of Washing
tons birth. The association expects to move
Into its new quarters early in March. The
evening classes are increasing in member
ship aud Interest new elocutiou class
under Miss Z. J.Glover was begun last Friday
evening with an enrolled membership Of 10
The vocal class on Thursday evenings has %
members, aud the shorthand and penman-
ship on Mondays, each l..