St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-27
GI.OBU ES.

The health officer desires it to be known
that anonymous communications receive nc
attention.
The fire department was called out last
night by a small fire in Swedish church on
Preble street. Damage, S25.
The report at the health Office yesterday
showed: Scarlet fever at $50 st. Anthony ave-
nue., three births, eight deaths and three
marriages.
A genuine ghost show will be presented
during the coming week at the Seventh street
museum. A Burmese priest will be pre-
sented in curio hall.
Lost-On " ednesday night lady's gold
watch, No. 43, 493. Any information leading
to it's recovery will be suitably rewarded
A. G. McChesney, Globe.
Frank Bremen, when jumping from a morn
ing train on the Minnesota & Northwestern
road, near the Sioux City depot yesterday
noon, fell and broke his right arm.
Edward Ewing, arrested for passing forged
checks, was arraigned in the police court
Yesterday. He waived examination, and in
default of 81, 500 bonds was committed.
Miss Emily Slater, of Grand avenue, gave a
pleasant reception yesterday evening. She
was assisted by her most intimate friends.
A pleasant evening was passed. The guests
were numerous.
Articles were filed at the Office of the Sec
rotary OF state yesterday, Incorporating the
Christdala Swedish Evangelical Lutheran
church, of Forest Lake, Rice county, and the
Bethel society of Waseca county.
The following officers were elected by Ter
race City Lodge No. 80, Knights of Pythias:
c. J. Hanson, G. c.; F. w. Allen, V. c.; G. s.
Bradt, p; G. ]. Kusterer, K. K. and s.; G.
NJ. Orr, NJ OF F.; G. u. Brown, NJ. of E.
Stands ard hall was occupied last evening by
a lage number of Ger man ladies and gentle
men, who enjoyed social hop to music from
Seibert's orchestra. Louis BetZ and Louis
Mann were the prime movers in the affair.
The next hop will be about the middle or next
month.
A large photograph Of the rife team OF
Company G, consisting of Capt. Blakeiey,
Lieut. Chantler, Sergts. Sbandrew and Neill,
Leslie Wan and DR.. Whitcomb, who secured
the Pillsbury silver cup for the championship
in the state rifle shoot, has recently been
taken.
Charles Swanson, accompanied by Lottie
Smith and Gerty Campbell who claim to be
dressmakers, visited the back room of q
saloon at the corner of Seventh and Neil
streets last evening. While there Swanson
claims to have been robbed of $3.25 in silver,
He complained to an officer and the trio were
arrested, charged with disorderly conduct.
Rev. Won Schlumbach. of Perry, Tex,
connected with the home mission OF the Ger
man Evangelical Synod of North America,
has arrived in st. Paul and is being enter
tanned By friends, at whose request he will
preach Sunday evening at the United German
Evangelical (St. PauPs) church, corner OF
Eleventh and Minnesota streets. This eS-
teemed clergy man was for a time connected
with the Rosa bel Street M. E. church. Upon
his own account he gave up the stated minis
try and devoted his whole time to missions, a
work which he has prosecuted with vigor, not
ouly in America, but also in Germany. He is
now connected with the German Evangelical
Synod of North America, under whose au-
spices he is engaged in spreading the gospel
in Texas and other points in the Southwest.