St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-12
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q .Lanish Tonight.

Janish, Camille Janish tonight.
There was not single arrest by the police
yesterday.
Another cold snap seems to be lowering IN
the atmosphere.
The legislature holds a session at the state
capitol this evening.
Regular meeting of the board OF pubic
works at 2:30 this afternoon.
Several of the incoming trains were de-
layed yesterday by the storm.
Me,ting of the fire commissioners at cen
trail hall this evening at O'Clock.
Jauish in Leonore Tu sday night.
Officer O'Keefe, the night jailor at the city
hall is confined to his home with Illness.
There was quite another fall OF snow yes
terday, but not quite enough to make up Tor
the loss Of the January thaw.
The skating Kinks and the hard times are
raising the mischief with balls, there being
great falling off of the latter this, in compar-
ison with former years.
The grand jury for the January term OF
the district court will be sworn in the district
court tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock, and
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Janish is highly endorsed by Modjeska.
The Union depot hall is lighted by large
skyIight in the roof of the building, which
makes waiting for the trains there much
more pleasant, than the arrangement Tor
daylight in that structure before the fire.
The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge
Of Masons of the state Of Minnesota will be
held in Masonic hall, commencing at II
O'Clock m. tomorrow. The annual election
of officers will take place and matters OF gen.
eral i'm Importance will be passed upon.
One hundred and sixty-fve attended the
4 O'Clock song service at The 7. NJ. c. A.
Yesterday in spite of the storm. Mr. E. A.
Holdridge conducted the service. Miss Bur-
It's sang several beautiful solos, and thirty
seven remained to the fifteen minute after
meeting.
The Gospel meeting and song service held
at the Gospel temperance rooms yesterday
afternoon, was well attended. An excellent
address was made by Mr.. E. G. Sanger Mrs.
J. S Bailey, assisted by members OF her
vocal class, conducted the singing, which
ali greatly enjoyed.
A special NEE ting Of the Architectural as
ISOLATION Of Minneapolis will be held in the
Office Of J. W. Stevens, room Sol, Drake
building, st. Paul, al 4 p. m, on Tuesday,
Jan. -, 1880, to consider the matter OF adj
yocating the passage of a law compelling ar
chitects to qualify before practising in this
state.
The absence of any bridge communication
with the city yesterday made the West st.
Paul people all the more clamorous for
another structure of that character. As 1t
was, the hardship and danger Of crossing on
the ice made every sixth warder who had to
do 1t mad.
The Minneapolis Tribune moved into its
new building in that city last evening, and
Mr.. Chadwick, its st. Paul representative,
also moved the branch Office in this city from
the old quarters in East Third st. TO the
McQuian block, corner of Third and Waba-
shaw streets.
". J. Donneback, the proprietor OF the
Delmonico restaurant. 407 and 4O9 Jackson
street, gave com plimentary dinner spread
10 the reporters Of the city yesterday, and his
bill OF fare from soups to pastry was i'm
mense. He seems to have hit the idea of the
popular New York restaurants In price and
quality Of food, and Of course is reaping the
very natural successful reward Of his enter
prise.
Arrangements have been made for Carni-
val of Nations meetings as follows: Man
ayers Of Italian booth with Mr.. Larke, Metro
polltan parlor at IL a. m. to-day; Carnival
guard with Capt Beau at the Armory at 1890
this afternoon. rehearsal Of the the fan
drill under Mrs., Deacon will also be held to-
day. The executive committee will meet al
Mr.. Ansel Oppenheim's Office at 3 this p. III.
All participants In the Greek booth will meet
to assign characters at Metropolitan at IL
O'Clock tomorrow forenoon.
Tomorrow evening the st. Paul st. An
drew society will hold a meeting at their hal
on Jackson street, to make arrangements fol-
the due observance Of Robbie Burns day
This day is duly celebrated by Scotchmen the
world over, as they are proud Of their bard
who has immortalized the habits and Gus
toms OF days gone by-whose works have
cheered the sons Of Aud Scotia when far
from their native hills-and who, as poe'
from the soil, stands without peer. full
attendance is looked for on Tuesday evening
Tomorrow
Grand Opera house tonight 'Jani l."