St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-18
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Yesterday, for the first time during the
present year, the building inspector reported
no permits issued.
The health Office report yesterday was scar
| let fever at 239 Winnifred street, three deaths
| and six marriages
team match between, the Anoka Chess
| CLUB and the Minnesota Chess club will occur
| this evening at chess headquarters, $50 Broad
way.
! The patrol wagon was housed yesterday
| ana Tor the present a sleigh will be used IN
conveying arrested persons to the central
| station.
The officers of the Columbia Snow Shoe club
held an important meeting last night. This
cluD BIDS fair to be the leading club or the
carnival.
The entertainment that was to have been
given by Union Lodge No. 49, /. o. o. F., last
night, has been postponed until the evening
of Dec. l.
The Seventh street dime museum did not
seem to suffer in patronage last night.
Musical Dale. Healy and Sanders are the
principal cards.
Frank johnson, arrested on suspicion of
having stolen quantity OF carpenters tools,
nad MS case continued until Saturday, IN
order that the supposed stolen tools could be
identified.
the charges made against James j. Dumb
gan, and on which his plumbers license was
revoked by the building Inspector. will be in
Vestinated tonight by the board OF public
works at special meeting.
Nick Reitter stole an overooat from fellow
boarder on Rosabel street. He will assist the
gang at the work house TO shovel snow for
the next few days, having been assigned to
siXty-days' term at that institution by Judge
Cory.
Jailer Joe Spiel endeavored to enliven the
precincts of the central station yesterday
afternoon by playing "Die Karnival Won
venice" on violin which had been left at
the station by some one evidently anxious to
get even with the men on duty.
Six members of the Columbia Snowshoe So
ciet took run out Summit avenue last
night. The CLUB has been organized but a
few days and the members congratulate
themselves that they were just in season.
In the municipal court this morning the
TRIALS of J. c. Graus, H. e. Donnelly and w.
s. Tuombley, charged with keeping their sa-
looms open on Juuday, will be heard. Judge
Cory will preside and jury of twelve good
and true men will weigh the evidence and find
verdict in each case.
At the socialist meeting Tuesday at Turner
hall Evert Nymanover announced to the
audience that he will organize Sean
dinavian and also an American section in st.
Paul. To this end he will Gull for a rally
some day next month, the time OF which will
be known through the daily papers.
Preparatory to returning to New York.
Charles Noel Flag2 will give an exhibition of
some of the portraits he has painted in st.
Paul during the past season. He extends an
invitation to those interested to visit his
studio in the Mannhemer block, between the
hours OF and next Saturday afternoon.
Charles Fairchid DIR. Whitmore, DIR. Quinn
and w. Laurence, of the st. Georges Snow
Shoe club, took the first tramp of the season
yesterday. The gentlemen went TO Macales-
ter and returned via Summit avenue, making
the return trip from the railroad station to
the pos to1lice in one hour and fifteen minutes.