St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-25
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| Bunker, Minneapolis.
The Christmas tree exercises of Clinton Az
enue NJ. E. church were held on Thursday
evening, and the mission on Eaton avenue
will celebrate tonight.
Secretary Hart has received the third in
stalment of his BIENNIAL report, which con-
taius interesting information GU jails. lock-
ups and city warehouses.
The county superintendent will begin
their annual session Monday evening at the
capitol The State Teachers association be-
gins its annual convention on Tuesday.
The St. Paul g. Northern Pacific and not the
Northern Pacific Railroad company pur-
chased the mill property between Fourth and
Sixth streets, sold few days ago for Sl50.O00.
The members of the st. Paul Curling hub
will have practice game on the rink in the
carnival grounds to-day, and all who intend
to play are requested to be at the rink at III
o'clock in the forenoon.
The citizens of West Seventh street, east
of Colborne, being denied admission to the
West Seventh Street Citizens union. propose
to permanently organize union or their own
on Monday evening at 535 West Seventh.
Mon Boiteux, the celebra ted chef at Lauer's
riyaled the finest Partisan cooks yesterday in
preparing boned turkey, with exquisite floral
ornaments in egg and other cOncomitants, for
the demands OF to-day's banqueters.
Moves Bros g. Cutters wholesale drug
damaged to the extent of $4,000 by fire
which originated in the basement yesterday
morning. The loss IS covered by insurance.
saloon on Rice street was robbed early
yesterday morning, two kegs of beer and
barrel of whisky being stolen. Officer Newell
arrested Chris Mcdonnell and Ed Broderick
and they were held to the grand jury in de-
fault OF 81, 500 bail.
Miss German, corner OF Rice street and
college avenue, gave a Christmas Eve party,
commencing at p. M, to q large gathering
of young people. Her parlors were appro-
priately decorated with evergreerS. Seibert S
orchestra was present.
Clarence NJ. McLain was the recipient yes
terday of diamond stud, ring and sleeve but
tons valued at 5000 from Eastern friends.
He contemplates doing the Statue of Liberty
act on Robert street bridge and light up the
whole Mississippi valley.
The clerks in the county Distract Office
yesterday presented their chief, MIR. VeryaIs,
with al elegant easy chair, and an address
delivered by Mr.. Brunson. Mr.. Vervias re-
sponded and presented each of the boys with
a gold penholder and cigars.
The employees of Lowering the shoe man
presented him with an elegant smoking
Jacket and dressing gown last evening. He
can utilize the dressing gown right along,
but as he never smoked in his life he will
have to ges sea-sck several times before the
smoking jacket will be of any use to him.
j. ii. LduRlOu, WIZ HIS pTCSiuSu dI Tue uCSh
of the Clarendon for five years, was surprised
by about thlrty-ive guests of the hotel last
night and made the recipient of a handsome
life-sized crayon portrait Of himself, drawn
by Horton and surrounded by magnificent
bronze and gold frame. L. d. Phillips made
pretty presentation speech.
Judge Breuer yesterday filed final deere e
in the case OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
company against the ST. Paul & Pacific and
the St. Paul, Minneapolis s. Manitoba COM
pany against the Northern Paci fc Railroad
company, in which he says that the Northern
Pacific train has, through the acts and reso-
lutions of congress, become absolute owner
of all lands in Todd, Douglas, Otter Tail,
Wilkin. Becker, Clay and Norman counties in
Minnesota, in dispute.
Fred S. Bryant, chief clerk in the freight
department of the Miw aukee road, will sever
his connection with that line and enter the
real estate and loan business in company
with w. T. Kirke. The firm will have an office
in the new Bank of Minnesota building. They
are interested with NJ. ID. Miller in the pur-
chase of $50 acres of valuable property in
Spring Park, a mile and half south of the
stock yards, located on the motor line. They
will Immediately erect fifty dwelling houses
and make other Improvements.