St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28
GLOBULES.

Scarlet fever is reported at No. So Forrest
street.
City Treasurer Refs paid out yesterday
Sl7,5O0 10 the school teachers of the city.
The Crusaders society will give a stereop-
ticou entertainment on Tuesday evening,
March 2.
There were 10 births. deaths aud mar
rlages reported at the Office OF the board of
health yesterday.
The choir OF the Woodland Park Baptist
church will have Miss Julia W. Faxon OF Bos-
ton, Mass, as soprano to-day.
West st. Paul Irish National league will
meet at the hall, corner Fairfield and Dakota
avenues, Monday evening al O'Clock.
Division No. 2 of the Ancient Order OF
Hibernians will meet At their hall, corner
Third and Jackson streets, this morning At ~
o'clock.
The next meeting OF the New York asso-
Wednesday evening, March 10, with dancing,
cards, etc.
The award in the matter OF the arbitration
between George II. Hazard aud Thomas Wal
dock was opened yesterday, and proceedings
stayed one week.
The workingmen viii hold meeting az Gar
neld hall 81 jackson street. this evening AT
1880. X. II. shadrick OF Minneapolis will ad-
dress the meeting.
Messrs. John w. Enri9ht g. Co., importing
tailors. have received their stock of woolens
from Par aud London. No. $50 East Third
street, Drake block.
Members OF the North Light Toboggan club
are requested to meet on Tuesday evening.
March 2. for business meeting; 25 cents fine
for non-atteudance.
All members OF the Wakouta Toboggan
club are requested TO meet at the ice palace
Tuesday at 3 80 p. m, for the purpose of hay
ing picture taken I'm a group.
A meeting OF the painters OF the city Is
called at Arion hall. corner Market and West
Third streets. TO organize painters protec-
tive union. All painters ars requested 10 be
present.
The Universalists meet to-day as usual at
the old Baptist church on Wacouta, near
Eighth street. Rev. l.. ID. Boynton will
preach on Religious Non-essentials. Seats
free. Everybody elcome.
The ST. George Snowshoe club held a meet
ing in the ordinary OF the Hotel Ryan last
evening and spent some time in discussing
the financial affairs of the club. but no bust
ness OF importance was transacted.
At the temperance meeting tonight at the
First Methodist Episcopal church there will
be talk by Prof. II. S. Baker Un Temper
ance and the Public Schools. Miss Holbrook
will speak Of Woman's Work for Temperance
aud DR.. Smith viii make the closing address.
About midnight last night team belong
ing 10 Shirk's livery stable was left standing
unhitched on Wabasha street and started OF
with the empty carriage, turning down Sew
enth street. The carriage was left badly de-
molished at the corner of Seventh and Cedar,
and the horses were caught in front of the
Olympic theater by q couple of GLOBE re-
porters.
At meeting OF Acker post No. 81. G. A.
R., there was large attendance. and bust
ness Of general nature was transacted
The committee OF arrangements I'm charge of
matters for Decoration Day. May 30 next, re-
ported among other matters that they had
succeeded in getting ex-Gov Fairchild OF Wis
consin 10 deliver the annual address here on
that day. Gov. Fairchid has been recently
elected department commander of Wisconsin
o. A. X, and Is prominent candidate for
commander-in-chief at the next meeting of
the national encampment at San Francisco.
The pastor of the Pilgrim Baptist church
reported to the trustees on Wedn, sdgy even
ing that 8, 400 was the result OF the contrbu-
tons from the members OF the congregation
TO the building fund. The toard viii on
Wednesday evening next decide upon the
plans Of the new church. lie committee on
ways and means will also report. The sub
ject of dIsposing OF the pres ent building viii
also be discussed. Rev. 3. wilkins is think
ing of asking the Baptist people OF Minneap-
oils TO support him In the work among the
colored people of that city.