St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-21
SAINT PAUL.
FRIDAYS FIND.

Scarlet fever prevails at East Seventh and
Bates streets ana 1873 West Fifth street.
The Knoekwinnock club will hold its reg
ular meeting this evening at 500 East Wini-
fred street.
The fees received for inspection and weigh
Ing by the state grain inspection department
last month lotaled ST., 92s.0l.
There was large audience last evening at
the Y. NJ. c. \. gymnasium to listen 10 lee
ture by DR.. Wells on 1.-The Heart and Lungs"
The common council meets in special ses'
sion tonight TO award a contract for the
building of the substructure of The Broadway
bridge.
st. Paul Camp No. l, Sons of Veterans,
gave a social last evening at Garfield hall, on
East Seventh street. The affair was well
patronized.
Shortly after IL O'clock this morning
blaze in 4 storeroOm of the ST. Paul Iron
foundry. on Como avenue, caused damage
Of about S25.
The public schools closed for the holidays
yesterday afternoon, and the teachers re-
eeiyed their December salaries, amounting III
Al TO $50, 0S2.
Appeals for aid are still coming in from
Eddy county, Dakota. The relief committee
IS doing all possible for the sufferers, but Its
resources are overtGxed-
A magic lantern entertainment was given
last evening in the guild rooms OF ST. Peter
church, Dayton's bluff. There was large
and enthusiastic audience in attendance.
Fire, resulting from a defective chimney,
caused a damage of about $50 TO the resi-
aence of l. Munier. at the corner OF Annap-
plis street and Oakdale avenue, early yester-
lay morning.
Marriage licenses were granted to Charles
a. bergman and Lena Erickson. Albert Mass
ana Alvena Graul, Eriek NJ. Hylt and Al
gusIa Hanson.
The regular term of the district court ends
to-day, the judges commencing their holiday
vacation. except Judge OTIS, who has cases
ser M 10 the Esd inst.
The city schools closed yesterday for the
Christmas vacation. At the high school the
senior class gave social entertainment The
schools reopen the I0th prox.
Judge Bill. Of the district court, who had
an operation performed upon his eyes, was
not At his office yesterday, buteNpects 10 hold
q special term Of court on Monday.
The sacred concert given last evening at
St Patricks church. corner of Case and Mis-
sissippi streets, for the benefit Of the poor,
was very enjoyable entertainment and
success financially.
The Knuckwinoch society, Of West st.
Paul. will hold meeting this evening at the
home Of Miss Lulu Leidy, No. $50 East Win
fired street. An interesting prog ramme
has been prepared.
The Philomalhean Society Of the First
Tniversalist church, gave its third hop OF the
season at Westmorland hail last evening.
Fully 100 couples were present and most
enjoyable evening was spent
Mayor Smith received another letter from
Baltimore, asking the whereabouts of Charles
Malmsley. who has been missing for year.
The man is not in St. Paul. and his where
abouts is unknown to the police.
The council will meet this evening at 7:3O
10 discuss bids on the new Broadway bridge.
The third dinner under the auspices OF the
Twilight club will be held at the MetrOpol-
ltsn this evening at 60 Hon. II. F. Ste
yens will preside and open the after dinner
discussion on The Duties of Citizenship"
Marshal Campbell and his Office force, the
clerks of the [. s district court and Com
missioner Spencer are doing business in
Room No. 10 of the federal building while
repairs are beng made TO their respective
offices.
The Minnesota Fence company, of Winona,
Incorporated by John Ludwig, E. q. Neoms.
Y. Simpson. David Fakler and John Lohse,
Yesterday filed Its articles at the department
of the secretary OF state. The capital stock
i S25, 600.
The letter carriers will give their annual
bail on Monday evening, Jan. 6, 1899, at Ar
mory hall. on Sixth street, between Exchange
ana sixth streets. The ball will be under
the auspices of the Letter Carriers Benefit
association. Tickets, 81.
The Bible class for beginners viii be held
as usual in the Y. NJ. c. A. parlOr tomorrow
afternoon at s o'clock. ana the meeting for
men only in the gymnasium at o'clock
Music by an orchestra. Good singing and an
address by the general secretary viii occupy
the hour A cordial invitation is extended
10 al men.
In spite of the continued denials Of the
Dakota boomers appeals for aid continue TO
come in to Secretary Tsllmadge, of the cham
Der of commerce. Yesterday the secretary re-
ceived several appeals from Eddy county.
The relief committee is still hard at work,
but contributions have almost ceased. More
clothing is needed.
The midday meeting to-day held at the 7.
NJ C. 4. rooms, corner Of Wabasha and
Tenth streets. will be led by Rev. William A.
Foster, pastor of the Christian church.
Topic. Sunday School Work" Both male
and female are cordially invited TO attend,
and participate in these exercises. Hour of
meeting. Il to 1 CLOCK.
Between sixty and seventy couples united
IN making brilliant success of the third
party Of the Philomathean society last night
at Weslmoreland hall. Dancing began at
o'clock. and continued until after /, with an
iDtermission to enjoy the excellent lunch.
The managing committee. Messrs. White,
Drebert and StiTers, deserve credit for the
way they DO things.
BILLY Hodge, haekdriver, was arrested
by Policeman Davis last night for creating
disturbance in a disreputable house on Cedar
street near Fifth. He had trouble with an
inmate of the place several days ago. made
threats Of vengeance. and Thursday night an
attempt was found to have been made TO Gre
the house. When Hodge reappeared at the
place last night in beliigeTent mood, his ar
Iest was promptly ordered.