St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-15
book ever published, and the only alternative
for an anxious public is to have patience.
Gl,eBUs.ES.


Fire in an unoccupied house on Grotto
street called out the department last night.
sneak thief stole robe from j. G. Dom
nelly's sleigh on Commercial street yesterday.
The Arlington Hills Coasting club will be
organized at SIC Payne avenue this evening
The Carnival Skating club will meet to-
night at the corner of Broadway and Ninth
streets.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. John
De Graw will be celebrated at Unity church
this evening.
The Germania society will give an operate
entertainment and ball at Pfeifers halls next
| Saturday evening.
The Seven Corners Snow Shoe club took in
seventeen members last evening. The CLUB
will have drill tonight.
lot of snide jewery in house of ill-fame. was
| arrested last night by Lieut.. Walsh.
The many friends of Fred NJ. Turnbull viii
regret to hear of his death, which occurred
| on the 18th inst. at Monterey, Mexico.
The railroad commissioners started for
Iowa yesterday to attend meeting of rail-
road commissioners of different states.
Gov. Hubbard has appointed G. E. Cheese
man special judge OF the municipal court OF
Duluth in place of Neil Mclaughlin, who
was elected TO county Office.
The state board of pharmacy held an eX-
animation of applicants for registered phar-
macists in the caucus room of the capito
yesterday. There were sixty applicants.
William Gibbons, an old and well-known
resident of St. Panl, died at his residence,
corneTsof Hoffman avenue and Fourth street.
The deceased leaves a wife and three chill
dren.
Col. Alexander Hogeland, the newsboys'
friend, addressed a good-sized audience in the
First NJ. E. church last night. He will speak
tonight at House of Hope Presbyterian
church.
The North Star Toboggan club last night
voted to disband. Invitations to the club to
join the ST. Georges and Columbia Snow
Shoe clubs were received. Both were declined
with thanks.
Owing to i'll health, J. E. Kittson goes to
California, and will probably be gone two
years. The real estate business in which he
was interested will be continued by N. W.
Singleton 81 Co.
Mrs. Partington' is proving to be potent
attraction at the Dime museum. The audi
ences continue large and the comedy gives
satisfaction. full line Of curios are eX
hibited in curio hall.
Marvin s. Cammack, proprietors of the
Crescent creamery, are erecting near their
place of business an ice house 24X6O, with
capacity of 1.500 TONS This doubles the firms
capacity for the storage of ice.
Building Inspector Johnson is notifying
plumbers and house movers that their Ii
censes expire on Dec. 81, and in order to
carry on business the coming year they will
have to take out a new license.
Harry Clark and Charles A. Jones, two col
Ored men, INDUCED in row on Minnesota
street last night Clark drew revolver and
fired shot at Jones, but fortunately it did
not hit him. Officer McFetridge arrested the
Sh OOter
In answer to many inquiries Postmaster
Day says all mail deposited in the st. Paul
postOfice for points on the Northern Pacific
railroad west of Muscodl, Mimi. between the
hours of 3 p. M, Nov. 80 and 3 p. N. Nov.
80, was burned in the train disaster on that
road at Muscoda on the morning of Dec. l.
The hay and wood markets have been
moved to accommodate the public. The To-
cations are one on Thomas street. near Rice;
one on James street, near West seventh: one
on Torrent street. near Mississippi, and one
in West St.Pau, on Fairfield avenue, above
the bridge
The Sawyer Steam Pillow company, of Min
neapos, with a capital stock of 100000
filed articles of incorporation with the Secre-
tary OF state yesterday. The incorporators
are William E. Langley, Eugene O'Neal and
William E. Cook, of Saltwater Allen Huey,
Baytown; and Charles NJ. Huey. Minneapolis.
DR.. C. K. Bartlett superintendent of the
st. Peter hospital for the insane, has sent out
circulars announcing his wish to get up
Christmas tree for the patients and asking
their relatives and friends to contribute to it,
carefully marking all packages intended for
the patients.
The board of auditors of the State Agricul
tural society was i'll session yesterday after
noon at Gov. Hubbard's Office, but did not
complete its work. Those present were Gov.
Hubbard. ex-Offco cbairman L. E. Cowdery,
Rochester; DR.. W. L. HOLSTER Austin;
Secretars Il. c. Judson and Treasurer Frank
A. Wilcox.
The drawing of prizes at st. Louis school,
for articles the late fair of ST. Louis parish.
last evening, showed the following tickets to
be winners: Horse and cutter, No, 80; Calu-
met organ. No. 10, L.. T. Lefebrie; parlor
lamp. No. rs; four sacks of -four, No. 201;
lady's gold watch, No. 81; tea set, No. 20;
tambourine, No. l99, Mrs. Z. st. Jean; box of
cigars, No. So, Allen AInes.
The directors of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association met last evening and re-
ceved committee reports. In two years the
membership has increased from 176 to 700.
There are now LOO subscribers to the
societys support, and new building will
soon be erected. James c. Morrison was
chosen director vice Henry HabighorSt, re-
signed.
The Ryan hotel bath rooms passed into the
hands of Mes srs. Deebach Bros. yesterday.
The are the weil-knOwn proprietOrs of the
Ry an hotel barber shop, which has been i'm
proved lately with elegant decorative fres-
Goes upon the interior. These gentlemen will
add extensive improvements to the bath
rooms before giving a grand reopening about
New Years, but meantime they will give
Turkish and all other baths and attend to
their barberinp bI sineSS as usual