St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-10
for which extensive preparations are being

for which extensive preparations are being
made.
Edward Panteher, a one-legged boy
charged with obtaining goods under false
pretenses, was discharged by Judge Cory
yesterday.
The West ST. Paul branch Of the Irish
National league will meet at Jor6an's hall,
/ corner Fairfield and DAKOTA avenues to-
morrow evening.
Reported at the health Office yesterday:
Diphtheria at 1904 Farquier street; scarlet
fever at seq West Seventh street; deaths
three and births four.
A thief entered the courtroom in the
United States court Yesterday and stole a
tine beaver coat and two sealskin caps. He
neglected to leave his address.
81 There will be meeting this evening at
$50 jackson street at D. m. for the pur-
pose of organizing Liberal league to CO.
operate with the American Secular union.
The expenses of pauperism in GOodhue
county for 1888 were 1.3Sl. for 1884 ST.
240, and for 1855 S13.452 The rapid de-
crease is attributed to the efficient work of
the county commissioner.
The Northwestern Chronicle has opened
subscription list for the Irish parliamentary
fund. The paper heads the list with S25.
Rev. Father Stanley of the cathedral is
treasurer Of the Chronicles list.
The JObbers' union at its regular meet
Ing yesterday afternoon decided 10 dis
tribute 10000 Of the souyenier books Of the
ice palace. descriptive OF the carnival and
the city, containing their directory.
Members of the Ancient Order Of Hi
bernians will give their annual banquet at
Market hall Friday evening, Jan. %.
Music by the Metropolitan band, dancing
and fine sprend will be among the attrac-
tons.
Pat Coyne walked into CurtiSs Business
college Friday night while a ball was in
progress and walked out again with coat
and hat that were not his. He was arrested.
| tried in the municipal and held 10 the grand
jury.
The Crusaders have changed their time
OF meeting from Wednesday 10 Sunday.
At the meeting to-day they will arrange to
accept the invitation of the Carnival assOci-
alton TO take part in laying the corner
block.
Marion Harrison was arrested last night
at No. 90 Washington street by Officer
| Myer at the instance Of Maggie Morse. who
claimed that he had threatened 10 kill her.
A charge OF diSOrderly conduct was made
against him.
Secretary Hart returned from Red Wing
yesterday, where he held a conference with
the county commissioners Of GOOdhue
county, who have adopted the main features
OF the Fergus Falls jail for the new county
jail at Red Wing.
The Cyrill- Methabad Singing society
gave an entertainment at the Atheneum
last night presenting piece called "Oul
Lord in Prison." Mr.. August Sobortapel
took the leading role. and Miss Mary
O'Brien sang several solos. which won hei
many plauditS. The entertainment ended
with ball.
The Father Mathew Temperance society
will celebrate its sixteenth anniversary al
Pfeiffer's hall ON the 18th inst. All are in
vited. Rev. T. Stanley of the cathedral.
James Il. Corrigan of Minneapolis. L. ID.
O'Brien and w. l.. Kelly are the speaker:
announced for the occasion.
st. Paul Division No. 40 Order of Rail.
way Conductors have changed their place OF
meeting from 3T1 Jackson street Ia q. a.
X. hall in Drake block. Meetings will here
after be held at 7:30 p. IN. on the frs
Monday and third Tuesday of each month,
instead of the first and third Tuesday OF
/
At the last meeting Of Ancient Order
Branch No. 470, Irish National league, the
following permanent officers of the branch
were elected: NJ. McEllistrem, president;
J. }. McCafferty, vice president; j. J.
Kennedy, secretary; NJ. O'TOOle, treasurer.
\ committee on entertainments was also
| appointed. \ regular meeting will be held
to-day at p. m. at which several local
and foreign speakers will be present.
The difficulty between Michael Delany
and Ray Farley has finally been settled. The
bond given TO dissolve the attachment was
yesterday declared unsatisfactory by Judge
Brill and the woman was given until >
o'clock in the afternoon to furnish another
bond. At tliat hour, no bond having been
furnished. the tins was extended till 9
o'clock at night, but before that time the
matter was settled 10y Farley paying over the
| $1,000.
There was quite a large attendance at the
musical and literary entertainment given al
the rooms Of the Gospel Temperance union
and Bethel mission last evening. Miss A.
s. Graham favored the audience with sew
eral piano solos. Mr.. i. KeywOrth furnished
the vocal numbers. singing Il Fear Ne
Foe and True to the Last very accepta.
bly,. Mr.. f. SephtOn pleased the audience
with his recital OF The Summer Idyl. Mr.
j. c. Austin gave an exercise in sign Ian.
guage.
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