St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-01


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The Universalist church social club will
meet with the Misses Armstrong on Monday
evening
The warm weather has had salutary effect
upon the purses Of our citizens, and business
is reyiving quite rapidly.
John Phalen and J. F. Dormer, two of the
best lightweights in the city, are soon to have
set to with soft gloves.
The Minneapolis Academy Literary sorety
participated in a very enjoyable lite.ary and
musical entertainment.
The Laurel society win give musical at
R. B. Langdon's on Monday evening. Miss
Ella Wassimer. pianist. will be assisted by
Ernest Lachmund with the cello.
The YOUTH company concluded sue
cessful half week engagement at the Grand
last evening. "In the Ranks" spectacular
drama, is the bill for ope-balt the present
week.
The state central committee of the Prohl-
bition party have determined to call con-
ference of the prohibition workers of the
state to be heJx in Harrison hall in this city
at 10 O'CLOCK a. m, on Tuesday, February
"a, contir uing two days. formal call will
be ISSUED for publication on Monday or Tues
day aext.
Tom Fraker and Harry Mack (better
known as Big Mack will come together at
Market hall next Saturday night, Feb. Z, for
$50 side, in soft glove contest. judging
from the names Of noted sparrers given to
us. and knowing that ''Chalt" is managing
the affair, the entertainment promises to be
the best ever given in this city.
The Woman's Christian TEN perance union
viii hold Gospel temperance meeting to-
night in the First Congregational church,
Grew. Mr.. Scudder's), corner Third avenue
southeast and Fifth street. Addresses will
be made by John G. Woolley, Judge Baird
and others from the Murphy club and Prof.
Maria L. Sanford, from the state university.
A large and enthusiastic meeting of brick
layers was held last evening at Peterson's
hall to organize branch of the Nation al
Bricklayers' union. S. S. Parker acted as
chairman, Mr.. Wright secretary. num-
Der of addresses were made, the general tenor
of which was to the effect that those present
would hereafter unite in holding the wages
of bricklayers up to "a.
The next monthly meeting Of the central
council Of the associated charities of Mime
apOlis, will be held at the office in the
Friendly Inn on Monday at O'Clock p. N.
1t is important that every organization be-
longing to the associated charities, OF desiring
to cooperate with it, should be represented
at this meeting, as important questions re
lating to the prosecution of the work are to
be decided.
Considerable complaint Is made by pedes-
TRANS who have occasion to pass the north
corner Of Hennepin avenue and Fourth
street, Of the danger 10 clothes and person
incident to the barbed wire fencing along the
inner border of the sidewalk in front of
Elder Stewards residence. The walk is
icy and slippery and people are liable to slip
and fall upon the wire at any time, and Sc
rious injury might result
Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis, mother of Robert
Lewis, left last Wednesday to go to the sick
bed of relative living near Milwaukee. Yes
terday telegram was received announcing
that she herself had died very suddenly, and
that her remains will arrive in this city this
morning. Her funeral will be held this
| afternoon from the residence of Mr.. Pagan,
her brOther-in-lsw, 22l7 Portland avenue.
| AAt uISSaSIh was -NhlEI ltAAS OAbi dAh
was an esumable woman.
Edward Dooley aud Michael Dooley are a
pair of brotherly sharers. Friday night was
cold and disagreeable, and no fire burned
| upon the family hearthstone, and there was
! not pound of fuel in the store room. The
| little fellows sailed forth, going to the coal
| var Is of the ST. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani
| toba Railway company, aud they returned
with about ffty cents worth Of coal, for watch
they were arrested vest .rday. Jud re Bailey
found them guilty Of larceny, but suspe q ed
( sentence.
The imbroglio between the insurance ad-
! justers and the Academy Of Music owners, 1t
seems, is now as complicated and uncertain
as a week subsequent TO the conhagration.
| However, the sdjusters have offered 20 give
! S34, $50 in settlement. yet Mr.. Lowry stands
out resolutely and refuses 10 compromise.
Another proposition was that the insurance
com panirs interested in the fire rebuild the
block. In response Mr.. Lowry tates that
be prefers TO let them build rather than re-
&C i've the nominal sum Of S34, $50.