St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-23
GE.OzsG G.ES.

| Reported at the health Office yesterday
| twenty-four births and four deaths.
| The High School Debating society will have
its monthly debate at IL 80 this forenoon.
The ladies of the w. C. I. q. will meet at
O'Clock this afternoon at IS East Seventh
! street.
| The Ski and Kjelke carnival clubs las
| evening decided on blue uniform trimmed
| with white, with red toQues and sashes.
J. P. Leitner, deputy register of deeds, was
| thrown from his cutter on Tuesday night anC
was very severely bruised about the head.
| Police Officer John Brown. who was ap
pointed in May last. was dismissed from the
force yesterday for drunkenness and neglect
ofduty.
The Columbia Snow Shoe club will take 9
run to Merriam Park tonight. The start
will be made from the Merhants hotel at 1910
! o'clock.
George Kelly and Edward Doud were ar
rested by officer Sullivan. charged with steal
ing some underclothes from a room on Jack
son street.
About forty-f1ve couples attended the
fourth auLual ball given by the Sisters of
Peace Benevolent society in Pfeifer's hall
last night.
The Carnival Flambeau club will meet at
the armory at 8 o'clock this evening for
drill, and all members are requested to appear
in uniform.
The closing exercises Of the first term OF
the year at Manchester college were held yes
terday afternoon. Eighty-four students are
in attendance.
The Christmas tree exercises of the First
NJ e. Sunday school will occur this evening
in the audience room of the church. The
programme includes tableauX, songs, recita-
tons. Santa Claus, etc. Exercises begin at
Z clock.
meeting of the council committees on
fire and police is called for this evening. Tue
ordinances 81 anting the Edison Electric Light
and Power company and the American Dis
trict Telegraph company the right to erect
poles and string wires will be considered.
The wedding of Miss Ada Schwartzwelder. q
youdg lazy well known in musically inclined
society, to Walter LIE Fevre, young attorney
of this CITY, occurred at the residence of DIR.
Charles E. Lee. corner of Laurel and Western
avenues, Tuesday ct D. M, Bishop Gilbert
tying the nuptiai knot.
Members of the Northwestern Travelling
Mems association who are to attend the an
nual convention at Chicago, on the twenty
sixth, must procure their passes on Friday at
p. m. of W. C. Corbett at the Merchants, or
Saturday at p. of Frank Clark, at the
West hotel, Minneapolis.
Seventy members of ST. Georges Snow
club went to Merriam Park last night. forty
three going on snow shoes. Nineteen mem
IL
The club accepted invitations to attend the
Grand Opera house in uniform Monday night,
and to lunch at the Ryan after drill, FRIDAY
night.
The West Side Syndicate fled articles of in-
corporation yesterday in the office of the
register of deeds. Those belonging TO the
syndicate are j. J. Lawrence. P. H. Kelly, d.
d. Merrill, Gustave Heineman, E. o. thinner
man, AdOlph Munich, George W. Freeman,
Gustav Willus. l.. e. Reed. A. Pugh, NJ. Hall,
F. Knsuft, Albert Schefer, r. Schiffman and
James Middleton. The capital stock is to be
100000.
The public schools of ST. Paul will close to-
night and will remain closed until Tuesday
morning. Jan. 4. This afternoon will be cele-
brated as Heroes day in all the schools, the
three heroes being Washington. Lincoln ard
Grant. The exercises will consist of + aiding
and reciting By the pupils of extracts pre-
pared by these men, inrerspersed with singing
of patriotic songs. All parents are invited to
be present.