St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-27
INT PAUL.
THANKSGIVING TIPS.
he schools will remain closed today.

The schools will remain closed today.
Henry Schade entertained his friends, yes
terday, at his Robert street emporium.
The Great Northern and The Northern Pa
cific trains were delayed yesterday by snow.
The Davidson lecture at the Peoples
church on Saturday night will be to a
crowded house.
The Como Avenue and Rice Street I'M
provement union will meet at the Twin City
hall tomorrow evening.
A barn at the corner of Van Buren, and Ma
kubin streets, owned by Jacob GrauS. was
damaged by fire last evening to the extent of
$50.
Senator Buchanan arrived in the city yes
terday from his logging camps He says the
season is very promising for an unusually
large cut
James:E. williams, a shoemaker, aged thir-
ty, was arrested yesterday by officer Schram
on charge Of stealing an overcoat valued at
$50 from companion
Division No A. O. II. gives a social this
evening at O'Clock, at Paul Martins Opera
House. West Side. This Division is noted
Tor its splendid entertainments.
Officer Frazer Yesterday arrested two able
bodied laborerS named j. c. Ryan and Frank
Oevine, who were soliciting money from pc
destrians on East Seventh street.
There viii be a regular meeting tonight of
General Ord Post, 6. A. r.. and the Woman's
Relief corps in their hall, opposite postotiiee.
Post meeting at 80 sharp. There will be
muster.
F. q. Bronson. of the register of deeds of
fee. met with a painful accident Wednes-
day night He slipped on the pavement at
the corner of Sibley and Seventh streets and
dislocated his shoulder.
TonightS concert by the Beethoven String
QUartelte. ut Westmoreland nail. will be a
very artistic event. The programme will be
especially enjoyable and great interest is felt
in musical circles over the outcome.
The boarders at the well regulated house
of Miss StOver on Wabasha street were re-
called with an elegant course Thanksgiving
dinner yesterday that even surpassed the
hostess reputation for holiday efforts.
Charles Bernhard, hardware dealer of 43S
Wabasha street. reported TO the police yester-
day that during the early hours of the day
his store had been burglarized. and an old
fashioned safe broken open and S7j in cash
stolen.
Minnie Charlston, colored woman, who
has just been released from the workhouse,
was charged in the municipal court yester-
day with stealing $50 the previous day from
John Uensen- TIE case was coutinued until
today.
The California spread a magnificent
Thanksgiving dinner for its numerous
friends yesterday. The menu was very ex-
tensiye and no delcacies known to this
grateful season were omitted. Col. Cleye-
lana did the honors.
Washington Lodge No. "A, K of P, will
have an interesting time Monday night.
Grand Chancellor F. p. Wheaton and other
grand lodge officers will be present. Omcers
will be elected and the rank Of knight will be
conferred in accordance with the amp1ifed
ritual
The compositors of the GLOBE yesterday
presented Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Murphy. mar
ried Wednesday morning, with a splendid
silver tea set. The presentation was made at
the residence of X. T. Coffman, 38S North
Exchange street. the address in behalf of the
typos being made by II. W. bennett
Yesterday the formal opening of the skat-
ing season was inaugura:ed by an immense
gathering al TinOns rink on the river where
good music cheered the skaters on to extra
exertionS in accomplishing 'outer edges, -
Dutch roles etc. Among the most grace
full skaters was Mr.. and Mrs Noble, nee Miss
Fannie Davidson. formerly OF this city.
Police Officer Andy Cali last evening found
the store of McGrath, the tailor, on East
Third street, open, and the safe, which con-
tanned a sum Of money, unlocked The Key
of the front door was Oh The inside of the
lock, and it was evident that the employees
had. in the excitement of Thanksgiving day,
forgotten to lock up the premises The officer
locked the safe and closed the premises
securely.
The county school superintendents and
training school conductors throughout the
state will meet nj the capitol Dec. %, proceed
ing the meeting of the teachers association
The frst-named meeting viii consider train
ing school and institute matters. If county
superintendent are prevented from attend
ing they viii be requested to send in writing
their views upon submitted questions.
Blanks for the reports Of examiners will be
sent out giving explicit instructions as to the
qualifying OF teachers