St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-05
THE CITY.
GL0BULES.

Two deaths were recorded yesterday.
meeting of the board of water com mis-
sioners is called for Saturday morning next.
John Brennan, a youth of seventeen, was
arrested last night Tor stealing package of
fish from store on Rice street.
The young son Of Officer Dufour, who has
been very i'll with typhoid fever, is i'm proved,
and this officer reported for duty again last
night.
During Tuesday night burglars broke into
the house Of Albert Anderson, Swede Hollow,
and got away with three coats aud pair of
pants.
The Minnesota Woman's Indian associa-
ton will hold business meeting in the par
Tor Of the House Of Hope church this after
noon, at p. m.
A girl named Mary Smith was sent to the
House Of the Good Shepherd for ninety days
yesterday afternoon for stealing wearing APP
parel from a clothes line on Rice street.
Tue Young LADIES' club, go ST. Peter
street, held their second social last Tuesday
evening, with singing and dancing until ~
O'Clock, and very enjoyable time was had 8.
The ladies of the W. c. T. L. will meet
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock, at the rooms of the
Gospel Temperance union, So East Seventh
street Important business is to be trans
acted.
Paul Martin has bought out c. Rudolph's
interest in the West Side roller rink, and will
make a number Of improvements in the in
stitution. II will henceforth be conducted
on a larger scale.
At meeting of the Oakland Cemetery as
ISOLATION yesterday resolution was passed
donating large number Of evergreeus to
AID. Van Slyke, TO be set out in the several
city parks.
In proceeding home yesterday mornin g
before daylight, Officer Lawton discovered
house on fire in Swede Hollow He aroused
the family and the blaze was squelched with
few pals OF water.
While Mr.. and Mrs Joseph German were
driving double team attached to a carriage
yesterday afternoon one Of the reins broke.
The horses ran toward the sidewalk and
nearly ran over two ladies.
This evening the Itasca club. splendid
Democratic organization, composed of some
of the best young men in st Paul, will hold
meeting at the club rooms, on the corner
OF Cedar and Fourth streets
At a meeting Of the Fort Street Building So
ciety Tuesday night the following officers were
elerted President, F. A. Krch; vice presi-
dent, Peter Eisvirth secretary, A. V. Teeple;
treasurer, Louis Fisher, Jr. attorney, E. P.
Sanborn.
The trustees of the Oakland cemetery have
passed a resolution authorizing their actuary
TO deliver 10 Aid. Van Slyke, chairman OF
the council committee on parks, such ever
greens and other trees now growing rs are
not needed for the use Of the grounds with
out cost.
The first OF a series of three chamber CON
certs will be given at the music store Of Over
& Howard TO night. The concerts are given
by Miss Marie Gelst, the gifted musician.
and other local artists, and programme of
rare excellence has been arranged. They
deserve to BE- well attended.
Yesterday forenoon couple Of knaves
entered RosenGeld's clothing store, on East
Seventh street, and after purchasing a bill Of
goods they offered a check for $2l in paw
ment, which was cashed. The check was
endorsed by {. d. Gilhllan and Thos La
Velle, and II afterwards turned out forgery.
W.T. h'sShhSAu - NuisllluS lot DIS goods an u
money.
A meeting Of the Sunday school superin-
tendents aud assistant superintendent was
held on Tuesday evening at the chapel Of the
First Baptist church. VIM. NJ Bushnell, pre-
sided, and stated the object Of the meeting
10 be the formation Of a "Superintandents
association" similar TO that existing in other
cities. Il was discussed, after which officers
wore elected and arrangements made for an
another meeting to De held Feb. 10. when
papers viii be read on practical topics con-
nected with SUNDAY schools.
The dnsl polo game of the series between
the Silver S'ars, of Minneapolis, and the St
Paul Polo club was won by the former last
evening al the Jackson street rink. The
series, however, was already won by the ST.
Paul club whose score stands niue 10 the
Silver Stars six. This leaves the St Paul
club cham ions of the state and they are
open for challenge by any club in Minnesota
ambitious Of earning the honors they now
carry. A series of three games between this |
club and the Summit avenue boys will begin |
tomorrow night in the Summit avenue rink. |