St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14
GLOEULES.

Scarlet fever was reported yesterday at 145
Carroll street, 627 Virginia avenue and 3s
Fulton street
Girls for places and places for girls at
Kent's package delivery and intelligence
Office, 209 West Seventh street
After drilling for several weeks at the ar
tesan well, corner of Dakota and Fairfield
avenues, a fine flow of water has been
reached.
Augustus Simon asks the Ramsey county
district court TO give him divorce FROM his
wife Rosa Simon, on the ground of desertion.
Old Yarns, the new Northwestern humor-
Gus book, can be found on sale to-day at the
Merchants and Ryan hotels and the Brown,
Thompson, Culverwell and Milham news
rooms.
Grocery to he sold within a week; one of
the finest groceries in St. Paul; stock choicest,
rent low, aud first-class location. Young men
with $4,000 capital will do well to investigate.
Best of chance TO make money. Address
''D. IS" Globe.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians society
will have no demonstration on the coming ST.
Patrick's day, but instead general meeting
of all divisions will be held at 3 D. ia. at their
hall on this day which will be made interest
ing. Every member is earnestly requested TO
attend.
st. Joseph's parish will give an entertain
ment on the 18th inst. at Turner hall, con-
sisting of a concert and panorama. Miss
Agnes Muleine will sing and Mr. John T. Ge-
han has consented to assist. Seib ert's or
chestra has been secured and other musical
attractions to make very pleasing enter
tainment.
The board of trade desires that the people
of st. Paul, and also of the state should
understand that the scales they asked the
! council for the privilege of putting in on
Rosabel street, are intended TO be city scales
! and to be und5r the control OF the city, and
! handled by city weigher. The only design
/ of the board has is to do that which will
secure to all shippers fair and indisputable
weight.
The Catholic Total Abstinence societies OF
st. Paul will form In procession in front OF
the cathedral at the close of 10 O'Clock mass
on Wednesday, st. Patricks day, and headed
! by the Great Western band march around
| Cathe lra square and halt in front of Bishop
Irelaud's residence. After paying their re-
spects TO their worthy bishop il is expected,
according to his usual custom, that he will
! give his visitors a short address.
The large audience assembled at the rooms
of the Temperance union last evening greatly
enjoyed the musical and literary exercises.
The instrumental numbers were rendered by
Miss II. c. Murray. The vocal numbers wer,
finely sung by Miss Nellie Manon. Practical
talk was given by Mr.. Samuel Brant. and
recitation, The African Chief, was recitei by
Mr.. Ulrich Nelson. A musical and literary
entertainment will DO gwen next Tn ursday
evening, when Mrs. Frank Bush, Miss Bris
bin, Misses Geddes and Kreusch will TAX
part.
The concert of the Young Women's Chris
, tian union of St. Paul will be held in tn
, ladies' ordinary of Hotel RYAN on Tue ia
! evening, March 90. The admission is places
I at so cents and the object is to secure fund
for the purcha OF an organ for use at TIA
city and county hospital, where the unto
! regularly holds a service of sacred song ever
/ Sabbath afternoon at o'clock. In addi'io
: to the best musical talent of this city, tb
r ladies have secured the services OF Mis-
: Leila Page of Minneapolis as elocutionist fo
the evening.