St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-05
MIN NEAPoLIs GLoBULES.

Sunday was dull day from news CATERERS
standpoint.
The county Jail now contains seventy three
prisoners.
The Pavilion orchestrs gave sacred concert
asst evening.
The Columbia hall concert last night attracted
he usual audience,
The Wolfe Tone rifles viii hold drill meeting
In their armory this evening
The Ames zouaves will meet at the armory,
ia Nicollet avenue, tomorrow night.
A paper dress carnival will be given at the
Harkins Star Roller rink tomorrow evening.
The first part Of the sCreation'' will be re-
hearsed by the Phi armonic club this evening.
Judge Bailey will have all he attend to-
morrow in hearing adjourned and continued
cases.
The Figaro restaurant spreads an excellent
dinner for only IS cents, at 251 Second avenue
south.
The Pence opera house and Comique are
without competition this week. The Grand is
closed
The annual meeting of the board OF trade di
rectors will be held in the rooms tomorrow
morning
The Father Matthew T. A. society met in
Catholic Association hall at five O'Clock yester-
day afternoon.
The Danz orchestra gave delightful concert
in Turner hall yesterday afternoon TO large
gathering OF admirers.
The weekly meeting of the Crusaders Total
Abstinence society will be held in Catholic Asso-
citation hail tomorrow night.
The central council Of associated charities will
hold a meeting at the Friendly Inn on North
Washington avenue this afternoon.
John A. Rawlins post G. A. R., viii hold a
regular meeting this evening, when the officers
recently elected will be Installed,
Two Of the men stopping at the Friendly Inn
had their feet frozen while saving wood in ex-
change for inequalities received,
n 4 few more tickets can be procured for the
grand farewell concert by the Boston ideas this
afternoon. Go early and secure seats.
The Sunday ordinance was apparently pretty
strictly enforced yesterday The saloons were
closed as tight as u miser's hand on an old fash
toned copper.
The board Of trade will meet this morning and
discuss matters Of interest in common, and pos
sibly vii! touch upon the much agitaled Union
fair question
The Reform club held a largely attended meet
sng in Harrison hall yesterday afternoon, when
Rev. W. W. Satterlee and others delivered
spirited addresses. A service OF song was also
held.
The Grand opera has fallen far short OF making
money thus far this season, it is reported, and
the proprietors Of the building are contempt
ing closing the theater for the balance of the
season.
prize drill by Company B will be held at Ar
mory hall to morrow evening for the colonels
badge aud on Wednesday evening the company
will drill for the badge now held by Corporal
Daniels
The surgeons at the College hospital have de-
cided that portions OF Colebar, the Turks feet,
which were frozen in the woods between Chaska
snd Hopkins station, will have to be amputated
In few days
The city council will hold a meeting on Wednes-
day evening. As no session OF that body has been
held for three weeks, there has u vast amount OF
business accumulated and II win take some time
70 transact the same.
The travel TO St Paul yesterday was consider
able. The liberal minded who did not care to
attcud the Turner hall or the Columbia hall con
serts, took the train for h city below to spend
few hours IN un-estrainrd pleasure, as il were
The Press club held a {, gular monthly meet
Ing yesterday afternoon ia the editorial rooms OF
!hc Press. Besides transacting routine business.
Messrs. Blunt, Williams and Leonard. OF the
Tribune, made application for membership.
The j0urueymen stone-cutters' union have
Elected the following officers: President, f.
dickinson; Vice president, II. Valentine; dnan-
eial secretary, ID. NcBae: corresponding secre-
tary. Joseph COyre; treasurer, Robert McGrln-
die.
Council committees will meet this afternoon
rs follows Roads aud bridges, sewerage and
water works at o'clock gas and fire depart
mcnt nj o'clork; claims Al 1880 clock
and markets at 10 0 clock on Tuesday even
ing.
The publisher OF the sunday G1ssus wishes to
say that Jan. II IL the dats that was announced
for the initial appearance OF his new paper. ~
there seems - haze been some misuuderstand-
In about 1t yesterday.
The iusu ace adjusters will soon conclude the
work Of arriving at the losses on the Academy OF
Music block, aud II is stated that the claims will
be promptly paid that the losers may resume
business with as little delay as pos-ible
This evening benefit will be rendered Adou
Buter boy the local athletes. IN Market hall The
programme Will be principally wrestling. al
though there will be bouts with the gloves MI
Butler, who has done much for sports in ms
city. viii leave soon 10 take up his permanent
abode In California.