St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-09
GLORULES.
St. Paul real estate on eighth prge.

St. Paul real estate on eighth prge.
The owner Ola brown spaniel pup can get
his dog by applying at No. 66S East Sixth
street.
The Summit Avenue G. L. S. G. held its
monthly open meeting in the chapel of the
First Methodist church. with a large attend
ance.
| William Barrett, arrested on the charge of
| having escaped from the Workhouse, was
| yesterday dismissed.
| Before Judge Brill yesterday the case OF
| Joseph Nadeau ct al, against Paul A. La
| vale was tried and submitted.
| A special meeting of the board of mana
| ayers of the Woman's Christian home will be
| held to-day at the Home at O clock.
Frank Hoafer, who was mi xed up in the
| Western avenue street car barn row, was
yesterday discharged in the municipal court
Return tickets from the meeting of county
| school superintendent, Dec. 20 and 20, will
| be furnished by all railroad lines at one-ffth
| fare.
| The Young Womans' Christian Temperance
union will hold meeting at the parlors OF
| the House of Hope church at $3.50 o'clock to
| day.
Thomas Kroock, the wife-beater, was ar
raigned in the municipal court yesterday,
| but was discharged as his wife refused to
| appear against him.
| G. G. Laybourn yesterday presented GER
| tif1cate from Iowa and was admitted bj the
supreme court to practice before Minnesota
courts. He will locate in Minneapolis.
William A. Toombs, the Singer sewing ma
chine agent charged with embeE,zling $50 OF
| the company's money, was yesterday dis
missed, the case having been settled pri-
vately.
The case of Joseph Chambeau, charged
| with committing an assault on lady in the
| Sixth ward, was continued till Dec. Is, the
woman not being well enough to appear
| against him.
Mr.. Daniel Noyes has consented TO repeat
| his familiar lecture on Trip to Cuba, before
the Y. NJ. G. A. at an early date. 1t was first
given last winter before the Y. M. association
OF the House of Hope church.
The horsemen throughout the state who
/ belong to the Minnesota Horse Breeders as
| ISOLATION should be present at the meeting OF
! the members Of that organization to be held
at Commodore Kittson's Office this evening.
At q meeting of the state board OF
| pharmacy in the senate chamber yesterday
| there were thirty applicants for registration
as pharmacists. The board will adjourn to-
day, when the results of the examinations
| will be given.
The Feast of the Immaculate Conception
| was celebrated yesterday in Roman Catholic
| circles. The services in the Catholic churches
| were the same as usually observed on Sun
| day. At the cathedral high mass was cele-
brated at 1880 a. N. by Bishop Ireland.
Fred Brown and G. Fl. Twombly, two re-
| puted hard characters, enticed an unknown
man from an East Seventh street saloon yes
| terday afternoon and robbed him. During
the resistance that he made he received bad
| cut on the head. The men were arrested.
The examination of Edward Kelly, before
| United States Commissioner Spencer, for the
murder of Robert McGregor Baird, was pro-
| ceeded with yesterday, but nothing specially
new was brought out. The hearing will COM
mence again at o'clock this morning.
The rector of St. Paul's Episcopal church,
| Rev. DIR. E. S. Thomas gave his annual re-
| ception at the rectory last evening. great
many friends and members of the church at
| tended. Rev. DR.. Smith, Revs. Gilbert. Polk,
| Gum and others were among the clergy
| present.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
| One birth, two deaths. Diphtherla at 391
| Broadway and 1877 Fauquier streets. Scarlet
| fever at 1S9 University avenue. Five vacci
! nations were made. One hundred and thirty
| seven pounds of poultry were condemned al
| the city market by Meat Inspector Lamb.
| The case of Signor A. Jannott against W.
| r. Merriam and Conrad Gotzian was com
| menced yesterday before Judge Wilkin. The
! suit is brought to recover ST70 which the
| plaintiff claims the defendants owe him by
| virtue of an arrangement he had with then
| to give the great May festival at the rink last
spring. Horton g. Morrison appear for the
| plaintiff and c. E. and A. G.. Otis for the de-
| PENDANTS.