St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-12
o'clock tomorrow morning at whitney's

8 O'Clock tomorrow morning at Whitney's
music rooms.
The ladies of st. Luke's Aid society, Of St.
Paul's church. will give a sale at the reotory
OF aprons, dolls, fancy articles, etc.. on Tues
day and Wednesday afternoons of this week
On Tuesday. from until IL p. IN. they viii
serve refreshments.
The building inspector yesterday notified
H. H. Schroeder. whose building on Sixth
street was burned Friday, that the west part
of the structure must be taken down al once.
The portion OF the building mentioned IS d.
rectly on the street and Is in danger OF 1all-
ing.
meeting of the North Star Toh ggan
club has been called for Tuesday night ut the
rooms of the St. George Snow Shoe club,
under the chamber Of commerce building.
Steps will be taken to reorganize the club for
the present season, and new officers will be
elected.
Col. Alexander Hogeland formed a pro-
cession of about eighty newsbo,s yesterday
afternoon and marched them about the
streets, cheering. Eacn of the boys was dec
GRATED with a ribbon, provided by the colonel,
after which he addressed them at the Y. n. c..
A. rooms.
Emerson W. Peet, Prof. ]. w. Fairbanks
and Prof. @. j. Backus were appointed a
committee at meeting of Amherst college
alumni last night, to confer with similar
committee from Minneapolis and, if thought
advisable, arrange for a banquet of the grad
yates of this college early in the winter.
Yesterday morning Charles Tarbox, while
leaving the store of FoTepaugh & TarbOX,
miracuIously escaped being crushed to death
by the falling of a mass of ice from the roof
of the GOtzian building. AS it was Mr. Tar
box had his left leg broken near the ankle.
He was attended by DR.. Murphy and taken to
his uncle's residence.
The drawing for the horse, cutter and har-
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four sacks Of -four, for which tickets were
lately sold at the French fair. will take place
at the French school, Tenth street near
Cedar, next Tuesday at 7:3U o'clock. All in
terested are invited to attend. The net pro-
ceeds of the fair will be $500.
The Columbia Snow Shoe club will meet at
the municipal court rooms tomorrow even
ing at O. clock. The attendance of every
member is urgently requested, as important
matters will come up before the meeting.
The club now numbers over $50 active, ag-
gresSive and energetic business men, and over
forty new members will be admitted.
James B. Quinn, captain of engineers in
charge of waterways improvements at Du-
luth, says that owing to the date of the pas
sage OF the last river and harbor appropria-
ticn bill and his change OF station no work in
his department has been possible this season
beyond the preparation of plans, ETC., for an
early beginning of work IN the spring.
NJ. c. McCaffery, of the GLOBE, while
coming from Wahpeton yesterday, dropped
his pocketbook. 1t contained SIZE in money,
a check for 500, a check for SIS, drawn on
Germania bank. and three passes. on Omaha,
Manitoba and Northern Pacific railways; sup
posed TO have been lost between Minneapolis
and st. Paul. Finder return to this Office and
receive liberal reward.
Additional st. auI News on the
Fourth age.