St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-12-28
SAINT PAUL.
LEFT FROM YESTERDAY.

Mrs. Francis B. Clark will entertain Sir
Edwin Arnold at luncheon today.
Warm weather is predicted for today. with
snow. Then will come the sush.
Night Jailor William O'Keefe, of police
headquarters. is confined to his house by a
severe cold.
The Globe Almanac for 1892 will be issued
next week, and will far surpass the work Of
the preceding year
The board of fire commissioners hold the
last regular meeting of the year this evening
at fire headquarters.
Yesterday was very quiet in police circles,
only three involuntary guests being found at
the stations up to the hour of midnight.
Col Lowry gives 500 to the Russian fund
Now if he will only give little energy TO
Russian along his street ears the public will
rejoice
Maj. Fitzgerald. superintendent of the city
worKhouse at Como. is suffering from dis
located shoulder, caused by being thrown out
of a sleigh.
City Physician and Mrs. Ancker have taken
up their residence at the Metropolitan hotel
Mrs. Ancker having returned yesterday from
visit to the East
Preparations are being made to occupy the
new police headquarters early in the new
year. The police telegraph and telephone
wires have already been connected with the
new building
The common council will hold a special
meeting tomorrow evening in order to pass a
resolution providing for the issue cf certif-
Gates of Indebtedness, in anticipation of the
tax levy for 1892.
Mr.. Baldwin's organ recital at the Peoples
church. last evening, was composed entirely
of Christmas music and was unusually fair.
The selections included compositions from
Grison Merkel Lemmens, Best and Handel.
Manager Frank Bixby last evening received
telegram from Manager Lift, IN which the
latter commands that Mr.. Bixby double his
own salary for the holiday season, in recog-
milton Of faithful services rendered" Mr..
Bixty was consequently very happy.
Two men named Henry Hines and Mike
Walsh were taken 10 the city hospital yester-
day from police headquarters, by orders of
Assistant City Physician IIaaey The men
had been arrested for being drunk. and at
the station developed signs of delirium
tremens Hines was very violent for time
and made things lively at the station.
There is general complaint Of the West
ern avenue station Of the ST. Paul d Sioux
City road. The company permits passengers
10 get on or off there, and yet provides moth
ing like suitable place. The approach is
positively dangerous, and a passenger must
either traverse three miles 10 the union
station or risk his neck climbing down to
this Western avenue station.
Messrs. Ward and Richardson, represent
ing the Standard Electrical Company of
PittSburg, were guests of P. G. Reynolds,
superintendent of construction for the tele-
phone company, yesterday. Mr. Reynolds
took them through the Fifth street tunnel
running from Cedar street to the Seven cor
ners. and they were utterly surprised when
they found that they could walk through the
subterranean passage upright for they had
feared that they must make the journey on
hands and knees. They inspected the Pat
tersen cables. consisting of sixly-fve pairs,
and pronounced the system admirable