St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-13
.yfjII,r1ter Notes.


The Polo club is success, and the CLUB
will soon go into training. The roller skat-
| ing rink will be their principal battle ground.
Miss Kitty Cogswell, of St. Paul, who has
been visiting Mrs. c. NJ. Burlington and
| Mrs. Z. Bordwell, returned home yester-
| day.
The boot and shoe men of the city are fol-
| lowing suit, and will shut up at O'CLOCK
| from this until the 1st of March, except on
Saturday evenings. Keep the ball rolling
until all do the same.
The Two Johns Comedy company will ap-
pear at the Opera house on Thursday, the
22nd day of this month. The bills and dates
have arrived, and it is not likely they Will
cancel their engagement now.
Veterinary Surgeon Boulton has put anothe
plaster of paris mould on the leg of A. l..
Gillespie's horse, as the swelling having gone
down another was needed. He is in hopes
that the bone will unite, and the horse Will
have full use of the leg.
| The Philomathean society met tonight IN
the basement OF the Universalist church,
which they have rented for the season. Inc
room is most suitable one, and was used
| for worship for some time, white the upper
portion Of the church was being finished.
On Saturday the new iron was received for
the span OF the Wisconsin Central bridge
that was blown down by the cyclone last fall.
The work of putting it in position was begun
Yesterday, and it is expected to De hnlshed
| In about ten DAYS If the weather is at all Ia
vorable.
The schools opened yesterday morning
with good attendance, notwithstang the in
tense cold. The little ones especially, should
be watched such mornings, as they are apt
to get frost bitten, as several parties on the
streets yesterday showed the effects OF Jack
Frost's strength.
Hattie Harvey tonight at the roller skating
rink, when the finest skating and skater that
has ever been here will appear in her many
graceful movements. Her every action
speaks the lady, and she won hosts of friends
when she was here before. She gives full
value for the money.
A meeting will be held on Wednesday
afternoon at $50, of the ladies interested in
the public library, at the house of Mrs. DR..
Rhodes, TO arrange for their entertain ment
next week. As the library should have much
more support than it now has, we trust that
all who possibly can will assist in the uesira-
| bic work.
Mr.. ". Murray, state treasurer of the An
cient Order of Hibernians, went to Mime
apols Ia attend meeting of the directors on
Sunday last The directors, after transact
ing their business, visited the divisions that
wer. Assem- bled in their halls and met with a
warm reception. The order is in flourish
] ing condition.
For the past couple Of days water has been
coming down, at times, from the corner Of
! Third aud Myrtle streets. where Mr.. Harri-
son, OF the water works, has put in an auto
matte valve, which he contends will give
| much more power TO the works. The present
one is test, and if it works as he expects, a
number will be put in.
On Friday next, January 10, the Grand
Lodge Of the Sons of Herman, for the state
Of Minnesota, will assemble in this city, and
will remain in session couple of days. Ger
mania Lodge No. 3, will not hold its regular
meeting Oh Friday night, the Grand Lodge
occupying their hall. 1t is expected that
nearly 100 delegates will be in attendance,
| who will be treated right LOYALTY.
The thFmometer got on a spree yesterday
again. and continued ii last evening. 1t
looks as if the mercury will 90 into the hole
and draw the hole in after it. II is cold
enough for all practical purposes, and the
steady Minnesota weather is all in my eye.
These changes may be profitable for doctors
ia causing colds, rheumatism and other ills
to which poor humanity are subject, but
when it goes below 40 one day. and 40 above
in couple Of days after, il IS too much
weather.
The concert by Prof. Werner Is postponed
until FRIDAY evening next, the 10th, on ac-
count of other engagements in the city. 1t
is hoped that the $50 who have got tickets
now, and many others viii reserve their seats,
and the motto will be: First come, first
seryed.n The programme to be presented
will De a grand one, and we trust that no one
will be afflicted with colds. The best vocal
lists in the city will be present, while the in
strumental part will be second to none. Let
there be bumper house at the Grand Opera
on Friday evening next.
Considering the cold evening there was a
God attendance at the entertain ment given
by the ST. Aloysius Drum corps at the Grand
Opera house last night. We did not think It
possible that the boys could bring such music
from the iifes and drums There was no
slap bang music, but it went just as smoothly
aud in as good accord and tune as any other
musical instruments Tue ladies aud gen
tlemen who assisted with songs, addresses,
recitations, farces, etc, performed their
parts most satisfactorily, and the boys are
proud over the success OF their first enter
tainment.
A fatal accident occurred at Molloy Bros
camp on Sunday. Henry Craig, native of
New Brunswick, thirty-eight years Of
age, aud has been in this section
some time, was the victim. On Sunday
he was out hunting, and coming into the
camp with his rife on his shoulder, he let It
suddenly to the ground, when it was acct
dentally discharged, the ball entering below
the left nipple, lodging in the shoulder, aud
killing him instantly. The body was brought
to the city Yesterday on the Duluth train in
charge Of James Welsh. foreman Of the camp
in which the deceased worked. He was a
steady man and was much respected By all.
His remains will be int rred TO-DAY. The
body WAS taken in charge here by J. c. Burt
Il Co, undeTtakers.
"The Village Barber" which was given By
the Maennerchor society on sunday evening
was the best performance that the society has
had so far, aud was a great improvement
uuon the same play when given here some
years ago. The play was well prepared. but
the BARRIERS assistant had such cold that be
was hardly able 70 sustain his part Mr..
Brennan is a superior vocalist and il vas a
pity that he could not give his character
songs. Inc orchestra vas the
best that has ever Played here,
each name being synonymous