St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-11
DOINGs OF A DAY.

Diphtheria was reported TO the health Off
Ger yesterday from 1884 DeSota street and Az
Selby avenue.
James Stroud, of Kingston, Canada is
visiting with his uncle James Morrow. Of
Nelson avenue.
Detective McGuiggan found valuable
lap robe in the rear of Ryan's saloon on
Robert street. yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana have returned
from their wedding trip. Mr.. Dana was at
his desk in the sherif's Office yesterday.
The board of county commissioners will
meet in special session Monday to hear the
report of the committee on printing i'll the
Burns matter.
Henry Marsden and William Rozbi had
fight Friday and Marsden shot the tip Of the
others finger Off The two were arreste d
and they will have a hearing Monday.
The conference committee will meet to-
morrow evening" as will the board of park
commissioners. The committee on police
pension fund will meet at 2 80 OH Monday.
Fire damaged the house at the corner of
Fifth and Wacouta streets yesterday noon
about 500. The structure is owned by Jo
seph McKibben and was occupied by j. Cum
ningham and G. II. Wall
church will hold sale of fancy articles at
the residence of Mrs. DR.. Alden. corner of
Holly avenue and Kent street. Thursday
Dec 10, from until 10 o'clock.
w. l.. Cullen's barn, at 1854 Brand street,
was broken into by thieves Friday night.
They stole a number of valuable fancy
pigeons. Among them were bluerock fam
tails, black tumblers and yellow tumblers.
The Simmons Walsh contested election
case was taken up yesterday by j Judge Kerr.
Mr.. Walsh made the point that the notice for
appeal had not been given within the stat
utory time, and moved for a dis missal. The
matter was taken under consideration.
Mrs. Rebecca Bland, of Aurora, ILL.,. went
through here yesterday with car Of house
hold goods and live stock over the Great
Northern, Ell route to Great Falls Mont She
travels on a freight train and looks after
the COWS, horses and chickens herself. There
is room in Montana for a good many more
such plucky women.
The Ladies' Guid of the Church of the
Messiah will give turkey dinner Tuesday
ana Wednesday next, Dec. 10 and IA, from II
to o'clock, at 37S Robert street. between
Fifth and Sixth streets. The funds thus ac-
cruing are to be applied toward the payment
of the church debt.
Just al II o'clock Paul KLEIN, the Como
avenue blacksmith, narrowly escaped GER
tain death. At the corner of Dale street ana
Como avenue the Como avenue car brushed
past him, throwing him to the ground. Mr..
Kliem's valuable Newfoundland dog, run
ming at his masters heels. was run over and
killed.
John Olson and Peter Murphy are hotel
runners. They were arrested for violating
ordinance 164l. The case was set in the
municipal court yesterday I or hearing next
Friday. and the counsel for the defense
maintains that the ordinance is unconstitu-
tional and in the event of an adverse de-
cision he will take the case to the supreme
court
Rev. W. s. Vail will preach for the Univer-
salst society in the Grand opera house, Sun
day morning at II O'Clock. Subject: 1.-THE
Patience ana Persistence of a Belief''-a
sermon cleaned from the Newsboys' home
and the work of the Kings Daughters The
University male quartette will sing Lead,
Kindly Light and down the River of Time
We Glide" All are welcome.
The formal receptions or assemblies of the
De Garmo dancing classes viii occur this
week. That of the evening class will occur
Tuesday evening and that of the juvenile
classes Saturday afternoon at 3. Prof. De
Garmo is a recognized authority on dancing
and department, and has made a wonderful
success of his classes. Some of his pupils
have developed into the best dancers of the
city.
The Ramsey County Bar association met in
Court Room No. l last night. This is the
season for electing Ulcers. Owing to the
slim attendance and the desire to take action
iC1n cd ant
taken until Friday evening, Jan. +, 1893, at
place TO be designated by the board of gov
errors. officers will be elected then, and
number of association matters will be dis
cussed.