St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-28
SAINT PAUL
1hE poI>Gs OF a DAY.

Diphtherfa is reported at 4ls jerks street,
and 23l East sixth.
Scarlet fever is bGlletined at the CO rner OF
Cook aud Arcade streets.
School teachers drew their salaries yester-
day, amounting in all TO S35.573.70.
The health office yesterday reported four
births. three deaths and three marriages.
Elizabeth NJ. Byrne WIS yesterday before
the probate court and committed TO the
asylum.
The Young Irish American club had
most ENJOYABLE time, last evening. at its first
annual ball.
This will be typical THANKSGIVING day.
with winter. snow, and all The TRADITIONAL &C
compartments.
The Joint court house committee and the
county committee on claims will meet TO-
morrow morning.
The usual Thanksgiving eve gayety was
manifest last night The sound OF reNelry
was heard in every direction.
The RYAN. Merchants, Clifton and Wind
sor hotels will serve their guests with special
THANKSGIVING dinners TO day.
The Society Union Of 81 John the Baptist
Of Tower yesterday flied articles OF incorpor-
alton with the secretary of state.
very fine concert will be given this even
ing al the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church.
The programme is an admirable one.
To-day is the anniversary Of the Polish rev.
olution. Assistant City Attorney Reese will
address the local Polanders celebration.
The proprietors of the California Wine
House give grand Thanksgiving turkey
dinner Over 2Od birds will be prepared for
the feast.
The ST. Andrews society will take SUPPER
at the Windsor al S:45 Friday evening
Dancing will enter into the enioyments OF
the after hours.
There will he weight sOeisble al the Burr
Stree. Baptist church Thanksgiving evening
al = O'Clock A sale OF useful and fancy
articles will follow.
The retail groeers and vendors Of edibles
were very busy yesterday supplying the
varied wants incident to the Thanksgiving
dinners of their customers
Cyclone Jim Duryea, the erStwhile rwirl
Ter OF the ST. Paul club. Is in the city. hut if
be knows anything about base ball schemes,
he is most discreeIIy silent.
The Ryan hotel has secured the 81. Paul
Mandolin orchestra 10 entertain its guests
with music while partaking of the good
things incident TO a Thanksgiving dinner.
The city. county. state and federal Offices
the banks and the chamber of commerce will
remain closed Today. There will be one
postal delivery and the postofice will be
open until Ia a. m.
Mrs. Felle Hagan, Of East Seventh. made
complaint yesterday that $500 in money had
peen stolen from her by an employe of an
express company named David Mousoo. A
warrant WIS sworn out for his arrest,
Cyclone" jim Duryea, the favorite ex.
pitcher of the 81. Paul club. WAS in The city
yesterday. When asked If he would play
with ST. Paul next wear if offered his Cncin-
nau salary. Jim replied: "0h, mol | like the
East too we'll
Acker post meets to night and q full at
tendance is expected. Comrade j. ". Bishop
will read paper on the ba e of Missionary
K dge. Col. Edwards. who commanded the
One Hundred and Fifth Ohio in the same
battle. vii also be present and will speak
II. j. Bruce has patented very neat and
desirable package for keeping butter. II is
known as the novelty" and is primary
invention, involving an entirely new system
of packing butter. All of the local diaries
and creameries are adopting them. and the
patentee seems 10 have struck a bonanza.
Ben Lippman was not fined So in the
municipal court Tuesday on a charge of
larceny Miss Viola May testified that he
had not stolen her umbrella. but that she
loaned him it. Lppman wishes the public
10 understand he is IAN honest young man,
striving hard to make an upright living"
The first meeting Of The single Tax League
of St Paul for the season will be held at
union labor headquarters. 20 East Seventh
o. .
Buell and other speake from st. Panl and
Minneapolis will be present. All persons in
any way interested in social topics are in
Viled.
The managers of The Warner & Miller En-.
ployment agency were Defnre the mayor yes
terday, and asked continuance of their ease
until Friday morning, which was granted.
They are charged with having fraudnlently
obtained money from a number of Swede
lahorers under plea Of securing them en-
ploymenL
Members of the German club were last
evening entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.
Schumacher of Crocus Hill The elegant
mansion was filed with the fairest and love-
lest of women. while the floral decorations
were of the most exquisite description. 1t
was an evening of thorough enjoyment, and
one of the most successful the club has had
this season.
A committee came down from Duluth to
invite Gov. Merriam to deliver an address at
St Luke's hospital. OF that city, rext week
Nj. A. Hayes Mrs. Horne and Miss Bowen. Of
that committee. waited on his ezcellency
and stated their mission yesterday The
governor gave a verbal consent, and will
prepare formal letter accepting the invita-
ton. representative Of the committee
went 10 railroad Office to arrange for a spe.
cial car from this city to be placed at the dis
pOsal OF the governor on the occasion
named.