St. Paul daily globe., 1885-04-05
THE CITY.
GLOBULES.

The Mississippi river is rapidly clearing Of
ice.
David Hennessey has been appointed
watchman at No 3 engine house.
Hop-skip-iump is the popular pastime OF
mail carriers in the postoffice court.
There will be no meeting of the Congre-
gational club until the fourth Monday in
April.
Damascus commandary K. T. will worship
at the jackson street NJ. E. church at 1920
IN.
The annual meeting of the state Bar
association will be held at the capitol next
Tuesday.
Zimmerman, the photographer, is at work
on large sized group Of the Minnesota
Boat Club crew.
Chief Postal Clerk Perkins has gone home,
in the southern part of the state, to spend
Easter Sunday.
A North Carolina friend has presented Joe
Bell and John Ahern, OF the clerks office,
with Jar of little alligators.
The japanese tea social given by the ladies
of Grace NJ. f. church Thursday and Friday
nights was grand success.
Scarlet fever is reported at No. 1924 Bates
avenue, four cases at No. 1400 La Fond, and
one case at No. 1891 East Eighth street.
To-day the Father Mathew and Crusaders
total abstinence societies will receive holy
communion in body at the O'Clock mass.
Garfield Post No. s, G.. A. r., will give a
social hop at Market hall Thursday evening,
the proceeds to be devoted to their me
mortal fund.
The March entertainment by the Young
Peoples association of Plymouth church con-
sisted Of favorits selections from the operas,
all splendidly given.
Social meeting with music, readings, reci-
tatons, ETC., at the rooms of the Gospel Tenn
perance union, 5S East Seventh street, this
evening at 8 o'clock.
At a meeting of the Hamline Prohibition
club last night resolutions were adopted
favoring the nomination Of a prohibition
candidate for mayor OF st. Paul.
The ladies of Plymouth church will receive
their friends at the church parlors Thursday,
April 8, at 6 p. m. Chicken-pie supper will
be served from $50 to 8 p. IN.
An Easter song service with violin and
flute accompaniment will be given at the
Gospel Temperance union, No. 50 East Sew
enth street, at p. III. to-day.
Great excitement was eccasioned in the
Sixth ward yesterday by the antics of mad
dog, which attacked and bit boy. The ami
NAL was dispatched to the happy hunting
grounds.
A meeting of the creditors of Charles A.
Anderson, late proprietor of the Mattern
hotel, is called by the receiver, Frank Ford,
for Monday morning at O'Clock, at the
Mattern.
Mr.. Otto Hoese, the well-known traveller
and lecturer, will deliver his famous address
on the "French Revolution, or the Commune
of Paris" at Turner hall on Wednesday
evening, the 18th inst.
grand organ recital, participated in by
Prof. G. H. Morse. organist, and Messrs. De
Lacy and White and Misses Glidden and
Stoddard will be given at the First Baptist
church next Wednesday night.
Peter De Baum, janitor of the Bergman
block, on Jackson street, and q member Of
the Knights of Labor, skipped town last Sun
DAY night, leaving wife and child and nu-
merous creditors. Dissipation was the cause.
The st. Paul and Hamliue Prohibition
clubs will meet on Tuesday at Commercial
college hall, corner Seventh and Jackson
Streets at s p. m, for the purpose of nomi-
mating candidates for the spring election.
The committee on schools Of the board OF
education met last night, and considered a
number of applications for positions as
teachers for the new schools. The commit
tee on finance also met and discussed the
needs of the schools.
John Cayne was brought before Judge Will
kin yesterday on motion for new trial The
lmotion was d0nied and Cayne was sentenced
ITO ten years and two months In the peniten-
ltiary. His crime was an outrage perpetrated
upon Bridget Curran.
A regular meeting Of the Socialistic club
will be held at Ariou hall, No. II West Third
tstreet, at. 3 o'clock this afternoon. Mr..
:0'Neil viii address the meeting in English,
land on Easter an address In German will be
made by Mr.. Kohitzsch.
George Anderson, whose name was men,
ktioned in this paper yesterday as being in
lShe municipal court for fighting and larceny,
kcompains that the case was not stated
accurately. He claims that he was arrested
land locked up for no reason when he went
Ito the station on the previous evening to
bail out friend. His case was dismissed in
court yesterday.
Manager Carter OF the Exposition roller
rink on Fourth street has completed arrange
sments for his third grand fancy dress car
snival, without masks, TO be given to-mor-
brow evening. The list of prizes includes
lfourteen elegant and costly gifts and 1t goes
without the saying that this will be the most
Ielsborate and enjoyable event of the kind
lthis season.
Alarge gathering assembled at the rooms
OF the Gospel Temperance union last even
ing 60 listen to the interesting exercises in
lthe way OF music, readings, recitations, etc.
The attendance at these social entertain
ments is increasing from week to week aud
all so away delighted with the healthful
amusement furnished them.
Notice Of q new suit for damages was
served on City Attorney Murray yesterday,
the action being against the city TO recover
$4,000 damages for alleged injuries sustained
by Mary Flahey. The latter was on her way
to church on the morning of March /, when
she slipped aud fell on the ice at the June
ton Of Grant street and Sherburne avenue,
sustaining = broken arm and other injuries
Mrs White, wife of Major George Q.
White, purchasing agent Of the Northern Pa
cihc road, has presented to St John the
EvsnCelist's church q full communion silver
service as memorial OF her father She has
also prepared, mostly With her own hands
the napkins and the cloth that covers the ta-
bic. These were all prepared and presented
with view to having them used for the first
time on Easter Sunday, and they will be sc
used this evening.
In the pursuit Of the good things Of thi:
world we anticipate too much: we eat out the
heart and sweetness Of worldly pleasures BY
delightful forethoaght Of them. The results
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