St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-17
GLOBULES.

len ''vagS" were sent up Tor thirty days
each by Judge Cory yesterday.
Meat Inspector Lamb yesterday con-
demned lis pounds of poultry.
Hon. c. II. Lineau has given his check
for S25 TO the Irish National league Of West
st. Paul.
The Ice Bear club goes TO Richter's farm
on Forest lake. Monday, the 18th, for bear
and smaller game.
Comptroller Roche will pay out about
$50. 600 on Monday to contractors. on final
estimates for work done.
A. r. Burkdoll was yesterday appointed
by the governor Judge OF probate Of Pipe
stone county. vice f. l.. James resigned.
The Manitoba road yesterday paid into
the city treasurer's hands So, 500. their pOr
ton of the cost Of the Seventh street bridge.
City Comptroller Roche is busy signing
the new issue of bonds. There are 275
bonds and his signature is required On each
bond siXty-One times.
The West ST. Paul Irish National league
will meet tomorrow evening at the hall.
corner of Fairfield and Dakota avenues. A
very interesting program is being prepared.
John Conzum, one of the gang of young
hoodlums arrested recently by the police,
pleaded guilty yesterday to larceny and was
committed to the workhouse for ninety
days.
The sheriff desires TO have It understood
that the telephone in his Office is not for the
public, and that no one is allowed to use
the instrument except on business with the
sheriTs office.
All members of the Carnival skating
club are requested TO call al once at Gutter
man Brothers, 375 TO ST. Sibley street, to
leave their measures for a uniform as
adopted by the club.
About $50 saloon licenses have been is
sued thus far. 1t is thought likely that
some Of the saloon men will get left out as
the limit is 5000. and there are but three
DAYS left in which to procure licenses.
The sheriffs of Minnesota will meet at
Sheriff Richters Office on Feb. 4. at y. m.
AS there are about seventy-fve of them
they will swell the ranks of those storming
the ice palace, which occurs on the same
day.
Next Thursday evening a musical and
literary entertainment will be given at the
rooms of the Gospel Temperance union
and Bethel mission, 5S East Seventh street.
when an unusually entertaining program
will be given.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians, dlyi-
sion NO. 2, held a meeting last evening, at
which there was large attendance. Con-
siderable interest was manifested in the
coming national convention Of the order to
be held in this city next May.
Building permits were issued yesterday to
John Hollandtch for a one-story frame
dwelling on La Fond. between Mackubin
and Arundel streets, to cost $500, and to
Julius II. r. Ian, for one-story frame
carpenter shop, on Stryker. between George
and Robe street, to cost 500.
The members of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernlans will give their annual banquet
at Market hall on Friday evening. Jan. %.
on which occasion the rife company will
appear in dress uniform. These annual
banquets are very pleasant affairs and are
participated in with great pleasure by all.
Mr.. Daniel r. NOyes, who has been CON-
PEELED to decline number of invitations to
repeat his lectures on the Yellowstone park
and on Cuba, has promised the Young
Mems Christian associations of Mortified
and Saltwater to lecture for their benefit at
Mortified in February and at Saltwater in
March.
On Thursday morning next the court
cases will be set in the Ramsey county dis
trict court. ii. j. Horn. II. c. ElIer and
7. X. Palmer have been appointed COM
mittee for the purpose of examining candi-
dates for admission TO the bar, and the
committee will hold a meeting on the 27th
inst.
The plat commission yesterday accepted
the plat of the acre lots on North Rice
street They are eighty in number The
Ramsey County Loan and Trust company
filed with the commission plat Of their
subdivision No. /, consisting of a number
of lots on Kent avenue, between Iglehart
street and Marshall avenue.
Louis G.. Reinhard and Henry Schade.
two of the most popular young men in st.
Paul, have opened a first-claSs sample room
i'm the frame building on the corner of
! Twelfth and Minnesota streets, within a
few feet of the entrance 10 the ice palace
| grounds, where they will be happy to see
their friends from now until the close OF
carnival. Their patrons can find here all
kinds of imported wines, liquors and cigars.
Open to-day and hereafter.
The musicale and literary exercises at
the rooms of the Temperance union last
evening passed off very pleasantly. La
Redemption, piano solo, by Mrs. Z. Iten.
was well received. Miss Nellie Mabon's
vocal numbers were well given and de-
| lighted all. Children's Ball, a piano duet,
| by Misses l.. 9. Thayer and j. Risdon. was
I finely rendered for persons so young. Mas
! ter John Austin greatly pleased his audience
with the recital of The Village Choir. Both
Misses May Pretre and Laurel G. Thayer
did eXcellently in their songs.