St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-19
Ga.OgUI.ES.

Bishop Gilbert will officiate at Christ church
on Christmas day at ii O'Clock.
The Seventh street dime museum Will give
bon-bons to childrenat the Friday matinee.
Christmas Day Sackett Virgins museum
will be open at 10 a. m. On Friday bon boDs
will be distributed to children.
The Great Western band has arranged for
new uniform suitable for carnival use,
being semi-military and toboggan in style.
Dr. P. A. Heitz, weli-known Minnesotan,
who is thoroughly experienced in medicine
and surgery, has just located in Lawtou
block corner Dakota and Chicago avenues,
West st. Paul.
The Select Knights, A. o. q. W., will give a
ball in Turner hall JAN IL, the proceeds Of
which W II go towards entertaining the
supreme ieron of the world, which will meet
here in biennial conclave in the fall of next
year.
John Enright, a stonecutter employed On
the new court house, had his right leg badly
crushed by a falling stone yesterday after
noon. He was taken to his boarding house,
at the corner Of Fifth and Cedar streets, by
the patrol sleigh
Work has been begun on the West st. Paul
annex to the ice palace, and everything will
soon be ready for winter sports on the ice. 1t
is proposed to have skating contests, base
ball. fancy parades. tobogganng, exhibitions
of wild animals and sham Indian fights.
"Breciosa' will be given this evening at
Turner hall by the German Dramatic com
panv assisted b. chorus and Seibert's or
chestra, rendering all the original music to
the play. TIE entertainment is gotten up in
commemOration of the lU0th birthday of the
composer Won Weber.
The annual report of the abstract clerk for
the year ending ending Dec. l, 1885, shows
that the work done amounted to S16,67l55;
uncoiiectei when due 81. 1850: collected for
last item 81, 1880; fees from United States
court $44S.20: salary from the county $1,000;
deposited with county treasurer l3,560.S5;
net income to the county Sc 6I4.40.
The Germania Theater company gave an
entertainment last evening in PIeiffer's hall
to large audience. STEMS orchestra fur
nished the music, and the play inspector
Braehg" was given, being about half Ger
man, with the rest in Low Dutch, in which
the play was originally written. At the con-
clusiou of the play the hall was cleared and
dancing was INDUCED in.
nere WAS a large attendance at the musi-
cal and literary entertainment at the temper
ance and Bethel rooms last evening. THE
Mountain Stream and "The Maidon's
Prayer were rendered by Miss Anna C. Kay.
The vocal numbers. Last Night and tine
Tempest" were sung by Miss Nellie Mabon
and Mrs. Charles. McCannon. ''Tbe Organ
Builder" and Josiah Aliens Wife at A Z.
Stewards Store, were recited by Miss NJ. Fl.
Owens.
Mr.. Seibert's orchestra is preparing to give
a series of six concerts after the holida S.
Mr.. Seibert desires and expects q co-opera-
ton in mutual cause, to build up and pre-
serve a a taste ami maintain an interest in
good music in the city. Marker hall gives
the best facilities for a large circle of mu-
sically inclined people, and the orchestra Will
leave nothing undone to present the best
music in the best ST lie.
Seven attorneys met at the Office of G. d.
O'Brien last evening TO perfect plans for the
organization of a bar association. The gath
ering was the fourth of series Of meetings
for this object. The chairman of the meet
ing, c. d. o Bren, said nothing, but reports
OF comm tees as to the preliminary arrange
ments were heard. The next meeting will be
held in the same place, December %.
John Howard was arrested yesterday after
soon, charged with stealing carpente
ools from NJ. B. Farrell. Howard was ar
rested about two weeks ago on the same
charge, but there was no evidence on which
to convict him. Yesterday it was learned
that be had left the stolen tools at a carpen-
ter shop and was to call in the afternoon for
the money. Wnen arrested he protested bis !
innocence, but will be given a chance to ex-
plain before Judge Cory Monday morning.
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