St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-17
Presbyterian church will give a juvenile en-

Presbyterian church will give juvenile en-
tertainment
The board of trade yesterday morning
that organization.
Mr.. ID. r. Noyes will lecture this even
ing in the lecture room of the Y. NJ. c. A,
his subject being A Trip to Cuba.
An exhibition drill by Company D, M.
N. G.. to be followed by a hop, will be
given at Armory hall this evening.
. A festival and oyster supper will be given
at Pfeifer's hall next Monday evening for
the benefit of st. Patricks church.
In the case of James Morgan against Pat
rick G. Foley Judge SimOns orders the re-
ceiver to pay over and be discharged.
A gentleman who is in situation to
know reports that the late Rev. Mr.. Riddell
is now selling flour in New York state.
H. A. Stone, who was arrested in con-
nection with the Sophie Drummer affair at
the Exchange hotel, was promptly acquitted
| by the court
John Foster, injured Tuesday by the fall
| ing OF the roller mill on Rice street, died
early yesterday morning and his remains
were taken to Minneapolis.
Diphtheria at 436 Fuller street and scarlet
fever at 933 Beech street was reported at the
| health Office yesterday; also eight vaccina-
| lions. thirteen births and five deaths.
| Are you going to hear Navada? If so get
your tickets-50 cents, 81, $1.25 and $1.50,
| according to lOcation-and avoid the "Gil-
more rush" OH the night of the concert.
The musical and literary entertainment
at the rooms of the Temperance union and
Bethel mission, So East Seventh street, this
evening promises to be of special interest.
The Omaha has issued new tariff from
Northern and Eastern division points and
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Minnesota
Transfer to points on its Nebraska division.
The fire department was called out last
night about 10 o'clock for small blaze in
the residence of Mrs. Becht, corner of VIII
kin and Leech streets. No material dam
age was done.
The West st. Paul branch of the Irish
National league will hold a mass meeting at
Jordan's hall next Monday evening. Father
Gallagher, who is an active worker in the
cause OF the league, will deliver an address.
Three soldiers escaped from the guard
house at Ft. Smelling Monday night and
have not yet been captured. They were
colored and dressed in full uniform. A re-
ward of $50 each is offered for their cap
ture.
| Officers Gavin and Gill were before the
mayor yesterday, charged with neglect of
! duty. The former was found asleep on his
beat and was fined SO. Officer Gill, who
failed to report for duty, was let off with a
reprimand.
There will be turkey shooting and a
in fhn of 7
Diamonds, near Fort Smelling. All are
cordially invited. Every effort has been
made to make the sport of shooting inter-
esting.
j. A. Anderson, deputy sheriff of Good
hue county, was in the city yesterday look
ing for man by the name of j. E. Harri-
son.. wanted for burglary at Randolph.
| Officer Schorn found the man at the corner
of Seventh and jackson streets and he was
locked up.
There will be meeting of the W. c. T.
| q. at the rooms of the Gospel Temperance
union, So East Seventh street, this after
noon at o'clock. Every member is re-
/ quested to be present, as important bust
ness is be transacted.
| Frank Hoffman, charged with improper
conduct with Mary Navotney, the fourteen
year-old daughter of Vincent Navotney,
was arraigned before Judge Cory yesterday.
The evidence satisfied the Judge that Hotf-
man was bad man. and he sent him to
| the workhouse for thirty days.
Mrs. Messik, the widow of Capt. Messik,
| fell down the stairs in the union depot at
| Minneapolis yesterday afternoon and dislo-
Gated her left wrist. She was on her way
to Red Wing where she resides. She was
brought to the office of Drs. Murphy &,
| Quinn, this city, where she was relieved
and she continued her journey.
A pleasant incident occurred in the Fourth
Street museum last evening at the close of
the evenings entertainment, when Man
ager Gore presented Miss May Howard, the
lady said to be gifted with second-sight,
with handsome gold medal suitably in
scribed, it being the gift Of a number of
gentlemen whom she had mystifed. Miss
Howard made a very pleasant response.
| The Duluth board of trade will occupy
for the first time its new board of trade
building Jan. 5, upon which occasion that
organization proposes to indulge in a little
ceremon and have invited the St. Paul
board to send up ten delegates to partici-
pate. The communication, at the meeting
of the st. Paul board yesterday morning,
was referred to the board of directors and
the delegates will be appointed Saturday
morning. In the meantime Messrs. Doran
and Grant will arrange for the transporta-
ton.
| James r. Humphrey has brought an
action in the district courd against William
| r. Merriam, in which he alleges that
through the false and fraudulent representa-
| tions of the defendant he was induced to
purchase III shares in the capital stock of
the Florence Mining and Smelling company,
which was worthless and that as soon as
| he learned the facts he rendered the stock
| to the defendant, but the latter would not
receive it and pay back the money. He
therefore now asks for damages in the sum
of $4,000.
/ Come Hn-.Here,s The Place
! Where the author of Pen Pictures gets his
meals. The pleasant, well-arranged dairy
restaurant Of the st. Paul Milk company,
421 Wabasha street. You can get light
lunch of bread, with pure, rich milk. for 10
cents, with good homemade pies, best coffee