St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-30
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The Itasca club will hold a meeting on the
evening of Jan. for the purpose of eleeting
officers.
Mary Wagner, who was taken to the city
hospital Tuesday night, gave birth to female
child yesterday.
o'clock this afternoon at IS East Seventh
street to complete arrangements for the re-
ception on New Years day.
A coat was stolen last night from Joseph
McCabe, boarder at the Commercial hotel,
on Seventh street. Oscar Briggs was arrested
on suspicion of having stolen the garment.
Z. S. Henderson, q news butcher, work I'd
the change racket on q sleeping car porter
yesterday for SIG. He was arrested by De-
tective Sachse, and will have trial in the
police court this morning.
Nick Schultz, who lives on Cook street. fell
over an embankment at the foot of Chestnut
street yesterday and sprained his ankle. He
was taken home in the patrol sleigh.
The Seventh street museum is still doing
large business with its numerous attractions.
On Friday at the matinee candy will be dis
trbuted as q holiday gift to the children.
A Christmas cantata will be given in Jack
son Street NJ. E. church this evening. Watch
night services will be held on Friday evening,
commencing at o'clock. closing at midnight.
The drug clerks held a meeting last night
and appointed a committee of five on legisla-
ton. The organization now embraces forty
six of the seventy registered pharmacists in
the city.
Ladies who will receive New Years calls
will confer a favor by sending their names
and addresses, with the names of ladies who
will assist, to the GLOBE before tomorrow
evening.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie Klabundy to o.
W. Esterly will take place this evening at the
residence of the brides mother, Mrs. r.
IL.
will follow the ceremony.
Charley Weber and Emmett Mark will spar
eight rounds at the Olympic theater tomorrow
evening for purse of $50, offered by the
house. and for $50 put up by their hackers,
the whole amount to go to the winner.
The tenth annual ball of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen will be gwen at Market
hall this evening. Music by First Regiment
band. Arrangements have been made for
street cars to be in readiness at the close of
the, ball.
BY invitation OF Gov. Hubbard a number
of gentlemen interested in stock growing will
meet the state board of health at the capitol
at O'Clock to-day to consult concerning in
fictitious diseases of stock, proposed legisla-
ton, etc.
Gov. Hubbard yesterday received from
Land Commissioner Sparks the papers giving
to the state eighty acres of swamp land in
town log, range 4S. in Pipestone county. The
land has been claimed for long time, but
the patent was lost in the shuttle for 10 these
many years.
In the case of NJ. webster ct al. against
John A. Bowman ct. al, the jury returned
verdict for the defendant This is the De-
troit lake case mentioned yes erday, aud the
verdict leaves the land in the possession of
the sporting club. In the case of c. X.
Anderson against Winston Bros, the jury re-
turned verdict for the defendant. The case
of o. D. Hutchinson against Joanna Hutchin-
son is on trial.
Four youths, J.Rosenthal, Thomas Ramaley,
Laford Veitch and james Mccarthy, were be-
fore Judge Cory yesterday, charged with
stealing 100 copies of the Christmas number
from the GLOBE mailing room. Mccarthy.
who is II years old, was given sixty days in
the workhouse, and the other lads sent to the
reform school. When ii was found that the
papers hadl been taker all others sold over
the counter were marked, and, when some
hours later these lads were found selling I'M
marked papers, they were arrested by Officer
Disrler.