St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-10
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Five births and one death were reported al
the health Office yesterday.
Three building permits, aggregating $500
were issued from the building Inspector
office YESTERDAY,
Edward O'Neil was arrested last night OF
complaint OF Henry Knox, who charges hin
with stealing $50.
The Polar Toboggan club will meet at Mr.
Hatch's residence, I5j Pleasant avenue a
/ 1880 Saturday evening.
The young people of the Jackson Street NJ
| L. church will give social this evening il
t he parlors of the chnrch.
! The st. Paul cavalry troop will hold its sec
ond annual ball aud exhibition drill ut Market
! hall Monday evening, Dec. 81.
Officer Ringwald was fined SO ,esterday Dy
the mayor for entering F. F. Wilde's resi-
dence last Sunday and threatening him with
arrest.
Police Officer Peter Stamm rendered his
resignation Yesterday Ow NJ TO ill-neaith,
and Matt Conner was appointed to fill the
vacancy.
The December term of the United States
circuit court cOnVenes on Monday next. The
printed docket contaiuS l42 cases, 100 of
which are law cases.
There will be a meeting of the Little Grow
Toboggan club at the armory this afternoon
at $3.50 O'Clock. Boys wishing to join may dc
so at his meeting.
The Seven cCorners Snow Shoe club will
take run tonight, and all members are re-
quested to beat the club headquarters in full
uniform at O'Clock sharp.
Leave OF absence for three months, with
permission to go abroad was yesterday
granted to Maj. G. Nee. Reeve, of the First
regiment. Minnesota National guards.
A small fire in the basement of the public
school building at Merriam Park yesterday
created q panic among the scholars. No one
la-.o md tha do
500. The fire started in the furnace room.
Cora Salisbury was sent sent to the House
OF the Good Shepherd Yesterday for ninety
days. She was charged with stealing books
and clothing from the residence of G. II. So
cum.
Joseph II. Keane will present the comedy
Mrs. Darlington" at the Seventh sire I
dime museum next week. Mr. Ke;ne is the
ouly actor on the boards who is playing this
comedy.
Rev. II. G. Harvey, of Min neapolis, will
give an illustrated lecture on 1.-The Caverns
of the Wo.ld'' at Atlantic Congregational
church, corner of Bates Avenue and ConwaJ
street, this evening.
Work was begun yesterday on the ice pal
ace. the ice being about ten or eleven inches
thick. Work will be pushed as rap dly as
possible, and it is expected that the structure
will be completed in a month.
The st. Paul District Telegraph company
yesterday plac ed a special wire from its office
to police headquarters, thereby perfectng an
eleven-callbox by (Which it is able 70 place
all patrons within almost instantaneous call
ing distance of the police department.
The Ivy Leaf Carnival and Dancing club
was organized on Wednesday evening, with the
following officers: J. j. Ryder, president;
=. E. Murphy, vice president; j. j. Conroy,
secretary. J. T. Mulgrew, treasurer; }. b..
Rice, J. W. Hughes, j. Fahey. w. II. Durkin,
T. Mccarthy, executive committee. The club
starts with membership of twenty, and it is
the intention give d series of select hops
during the carnival season.