St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-28
GLOBULES.

There will be lost in New York matt
nee at the Grand this afternoon.
Herman Barrett was arrested by Officer
Lyde on Minnesota street yesterday, while
trying to sell pair of stolen trousers.
Patrick 'Donohue, the well known con-
tracing carpenter, died suddenly at his
residence, 55S st. Peter street, late Monday
night
The corner on beauty at the museum is
proving drawing card. Crowds were in at
tendance all day yesterday. No still leads
i'll the race, with No. 81 close second.
j. Rittmaster was arraigned in the munich
pal court yesterday on complaint of the
clerks association charged with keeping his
store open Sunday. He will have a hearing
to-day.
A meeting of citizens of the First ward will
be held in Beckman's hall, corner Sims and
Forest streets, o.night at 8 O'Clock, for the
purpose of nominating peoples candidate
Tor alderman.
Col. Montfort, of the Windsor hotel has
adopted neat uniform of blue and white
dresses, with white trimmings on the collars
and cuffs, for the waiter girls in the dining
room of his hotel
Scarlet fever at No. 954 Dawson street and
No 40 Western avenue, and diphtheria at
Merriam Park, are bulletined at the health
Office. Three births, nine deaths and six
marriages were reported Yesterday.
The city engineer evidently is Of the
opinion that spring is close at hand, as he
will begin to day to clear the snow from the
sidewalks. Property owners who prefer to
do it themselves and save expense had bet
ter begin early.
r. E. O'Connor yesterday aftnrnoon and
lodged him at the central station, charged
with drunkenness and larceny. G'Connor
is accused of having rifed the trunk of Ii j.
Hill, No. 257 West Third street.
During Holy week the Rev. Sydney G. JEFF
fords will 0tfiojatQ as follows. ST Staphpp'S
church, Randolph and View streets. We'd
nesday at 7:30 p. m.; st. Johns church,
Good Friday at p. NJ, and st. Marys
church, Merriam Park, Good Friday at z 80
D. M The usual Lenten service on Thurs
day evening will be dispensed with.
Alta recent meeting of the Ramsey Coun-
ty- Colored league speeches fayoring free
trade were loudly eheered by the large
audience present. Fearful lest the seed so
sown may make all colored voters in st.
Paul forsake the ranks of the G. o. P, the
Central Colored Republican club will stand
sponsor for q mass meeting announced for
this evening at G. A. r. hall. East Sixth
street.
A car load q St. Paul citizens, invited by
the people of Des Moines to visit that city,
left last night at 7:3O on the Chicago, st.
Paul & Kansas City road. They will be met
at Des Moines by similar delegations from
Minneapolis Kansas City, Chicago and
Omaha. The visitors will be shown through
Des Moines and return Saturday morning.
Americans who are laboring men will meet
at Eisenmengers hall, University and Far
rington avenues, this evening to discuss
their interests. As there have been other labor
meetings in the ward at which only foreign
| languages were spoken, it is to be distinctly
| understood that only ordinary United States
Will BE used at the meeting tonight.
The VIII olesale liquor store of J. Solomon
&CotN No. 32l Wabasha, was found open at
aquarser past 10 o'clock last night by
Policeman Fillinger. The bolts ON the front
door were raised and appeared to have been
| forced. Mr.. Solomon was notified and
made Jan examination Of the place, but
found none of the stock missing. The
money was all in the safe, which was un-
| touched.