St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-02
GLOBULES.

Rev. DR.. Dana will deliver New Y ears
address at the rooms of the Gospel Tenn
perance union at 3 o'clock Sunday after
noon.
Enterprise Lodge No. 16, I. o. G. T.,
will give social entertainment at Knauft's
hall this evening. Program will contain
music, recitations and tableaux.
The weekly club shoot Of the White Bear
Gun club came of yesterday. j. A. Getty
and Charles Dunn tied for the club badge,
making sixteen out of twenty metallic
birds. Dunn won the badge In the shoot
off,
A lamplighter In the employ Of the
Northern Pacific railroad fell while attend
ing to his duties at the round house yester-
day morning and dislocated his arm. He
was removed to his home on Mississippi
street.
The st. Paul truckmen gave their first
annual ball at Turner hall last evening,
which was a pleasant success. The large
hall was filed with dancers and the attend
ance was far in excess of their most san
guine expectations.
An exhibition was given in the Y. NJ. G.
A. gymnasium last evening. commencing al
s o'clock. A delegation from the St. Paul
Turner'S was present and did numerous
feats on the horizontal and parallel bars
that were unusually interesting. A good
attendance witnessed the exhibition.
The st. Georges Snowshoe club, Joined
by the Excelsior and Wakouta toboggan-
ing clubs, will have a run this evening,
leaving headquarters at the Ryan at about
1880 o'clock. 1t is expected that $50 will
participate, and an entertainment indoors
will be provided.
Albert Anderson of this city in trial
game of pool yesterday, made forty-fiye
balls in forty-eight shots, and he was tied
by William MacAndrews. Talk is had OF
getting up match game between ten men
of this city and the same number from
Minneapolis for purse Of $50.
A small blaze occurred in the French
Catholic church on Wabasha and Exchange
streets at o'clock yesterday morning. The
janitOr in lighting up accidentally set fire
TO some of the evergreens in the chaneel.
Although the fire department was called,
the flames were extinguished with but
slight damage as the result, which did not
interfere with the services later.
The new Westminster Presbyterian
church, corner of Winnifred street and
Greenwood avenue, West st. Paul, will be
sermon being by Rev Robert Christie, ID.
ID. "reminiscences of Presbyterianism will
be given by Rev. DIR. Z. ID. Neil. Other city
pastors will participate in the services. A
free omnibus will leave Bridge square FOL
the church at 2:40 p. m.
Last evening a considerable number OF
the friends of j. G. Donnelly gathered al
Mr.. Donnelly's place of business and pre-
SQntad him with haDdsoma cilvar caTxy1 "a
Inscribed upon the pieces was the follow.
ing: Ito j. G. d. by his friends of the
cathedral parish" Father Stanley made
the presentation speech and Mr.. Donnelly,
who Is seldom caught of his guard. re-
turned thanks. 1t was pleasant affair.
The report of the workings of the special
delivery service of the ST. Paul postofice
for December shows somewhat of decrease
as compared with November. The number
of messengers employed in the service Is
four and they delivered during the month
$50 letters. The average time consumed in
the delivery of letters. after their arrival al
the postoflice, was twenty-eight minutes
and seven seconds. The amount of special
delivery stamps sold was s63.10.
After the close af the New Years recep-
ton of the ladies of the Gospel Temper
ance Union and Bethel mission yesterday,
the ladies gave musical and literary enter
tainment in the rooms at So East Seventh
at s o'clock. The following program was
rendered: Piano solo. Mrs. H w. Eddy;
vocal solo, Miss Jessie Wilson; recitation,
The Crown of His Hat, Mr.. H. L. st. Clair;
vocal solo. Mrs. f. w. Zollman; piano solo,
Mrs. II. w. Eddy; recitation. William Tell
lin deaf mute signs), Mr.. Frank Hutson;
vocal solo, Mrs. T. w. Zollman-