St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-28
Gl.OBUlES.

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| webster Lodge No. 20, K. P, will have al
| election OF officers next Tuesday night.
Forty-nfne deaths were reported at tn
health office for the week ending last night.
The health Office report for yesterday was
| scarlet fever on Blair street, four deaths, fou
| births aud two marriages.
Miss Sarah E. Springer, state institute in
structor, will spend this week with the graded
schools of Wabasha.
There win be a meeting Of the Young
Women's Christian Temperance union in the
Y. M. c. A. parlOrs Monday morning at IL
O'Clock. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Mile Ausbro and George W. Eckle
were married at O'Clock Saturday evening
| by Rev. Father STANLEY. Tney will be at
home to their friends at 654 Broadway.
Supt. Kiehle says the state board of regents
will issue their annual report W IN two sup
plements, the first being the report of the az
ricultur2l department and the second the re-
port of the geological and natural history
| survey.
The st. Luke's Aid society of Christ church
will hold its annual sale at the Guild house,
adjoining the church, on Thursday and Fri.
day, Dec. 2 and 8, from IL a. m. to D. m
There will be an attractive display of both
fancy and useful articles, especially suitable
for holiday gifts. Seasonable refres nents
will be served during the entire day and even
ing.
There will be a meeting of the st. Paul
Chess club tomorrow evening at the office of
DR.. Bigelow, the president. corner Fifth and
Washington streets, TO which all chess play
eTs are invited. There are now three distinct
chess organizations in the city. the st. Paul
club. the Minnesota club and the West st.
Paul club, which indica es considerable in
terest IN the game this season.
William Biorkman was arraigned in the
municipal court Yesterday, charged with the
larceny of silver cigar holder, valued at
81 p. The article was stolen from T. F.
Cakes, and only part of it has been recov-
cred. Bjcrkman is an employe of the North
ern Pacific road, and the case was continued
TO Nov, 29, the prisoner being Committed TO
jail, in default of $1,000 bail.
The committee on legislation of the St.
Paul chamber of commerce will meet to-mor-
row evening at 1889 at the cham GER OF COM
merce, for the consideration of such matters
as are to be brought before the state lesi s.
lature during the coming session affecting
the interests of the city. All interested in
local legislation who desire the action of the
committee, are requested to be present.
AT the st. Johns church fair. in Knauft's
ball last night, Austin Starkey won the
steamboat voted to the most popular little
boy, and May Chaffey won the embroidered
sofa pillow voted to the most popular little
girl. The articles for the most popular
alderman, young man, young bachelor
mechanic, captain of the fire department
and young lady will be voted for Monday
evening, when the fair closes.
The chief of police was notified yesterday
by the mayor that the proposed female ath
letic and gymnastic entertainment" an
nounced to take place ar the Exposition RIM
would not be allowed. The programme, a.
published, included boxing and sparring b!
"a female John l.. Sullivan" catch-as-catch-
car wrestling bouts by female athletics. and
other athletic sports by a troupe of female
gymnastS.
Three hundred persons attended the con-
cert given by Hallvard Lie, the celebrate,
Norwegian vlolnist, at Pfeifer's hall las
evening. In addition to the three solos by
Mr. Lie, a selected program ne was given, in
Guiding piano solos by Mrs. H. w. BufOrd
and Mrs. Gunvor Rytterage, vocal selections
by FL. w. Singer and John Stark and quar-
tette composed of Messrs. Stark, Stevenson
Gay and Demnadie. Mr.. Lie appeared in
national costume.