St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-31
SAINT PAUL.
CITY DRIFT.

The New Years midnight service at the
Church of the GOOD Shepherd begins at IL 30
pollock tonight.
Scarlet fever was reported to The health
Office yesterday from 569 Selby avenue and
diphtheria vas reported from l66 East Fair
6eld.
To-day is the last opportunity for filing
notes Of issue III cases that go on the calen-
dar for trial at the January term OF the United
States circuit court
a grand Christmas entertainment and ball
Is-to be given tonight at Paul Martins opera
house, est ST. Paul, under the auspices OF
the West 5. le rurnVerein.
P D. Qdint will be jailor under Sheriff
Chapel, and Mr.. Peterson, who has been
sailor for several years, will take position
ss deputy in the Sheriff's office and DO duty
In the court house.
The Normanna Library society will cele-
brGte their fifteenth anniversary with a grand
entertainment aud ball at Market haiI to-
night. Several prominent speakers VIII be
present to deliver addresses.
Last evening the residence of Charles Bar
rett G14 Miunehaha street, caught fire from
an oyerheated stove. The building was
damaged 10 the extent of $500 and the con-
tents S1OU The house was insured.
Last evening there was a small blaze i'll the
office of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany i'll the National commandment
Bank building. The steam pipes on The west
side OF the front entrance caused It, The
firemen put 1t out before serious damage was
Zone
The attraction following "You Yonson" at
the Grand opera house will be William A.
Bradys successful spectacular production,
''Ihe Bottom of the Sea- Mr.. Brady is the
popular young man who SO cleverly plloted
Jim Corbett to victory i'll his little difference
of opinion with MIR. Sullivan.
Sidney Van Keuren leaves this evening for
Chicago, New York and Eastern points He
will lake a vacation during the month of
January, and Feb. viii! accent an excellent
position in Indianapolis. During his eight
years residence III st. Paul he has made a
host of friends who will roget his removal.
Rev. ". $. Vail will preach for the Uni
yersalist society Sunday morning Mt II
o'clock. Sermon. Has the Time Come for
Liberal Churches to Be Absorbed by Ortho-
doxy or Dist and?" Miss Winifred Carman
will sing From the Depths and The Bet
ter Land" The ST. Anthony Hill orchestra
will play characteristic selections.
Friends is one or those plays full of
amusing incidents, yet III many parts Is quite
serious, with very pretty love story running
through the entire play, showing how true
faith and love conjures all obstacles. 1t is
a story well TOLD and one has learned les
son as we'll as spent pleasant evening. Such
is the verdict of those who see Friends. ="
The sale OF seats and boxes now open at the
Metropolitan box office.
The annual mneting of the parish and
board of trustees OF the First Universalist
church viii be held at the residence of the
president, r. Blakeley, No. 525 Jack
street, this evening, Dec. 81 at p. M, for
the purpose of electing one trustee and Off
GERS for the coming year Members OF the
parish and those desiring TO become such
are invited TO be present.
An elegant and most enjoyable banquet
was rendered Friday evening at the Ryan
hotel 10 Clarence E. Secor, superintendent of
agencies Of he Bankers Life association. by
the agents of that company. During the
evening a very valuable diamond ring was
presented to MIR. Secor, as q token of their
friendship and their appreciation of his abil
Ity in the management of his department. :