Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-28
SALTWATER.


Easter Sunday services at ali the churches
to-day.
The Saltwater mills will commence grind
ing wheat again the first of this week.
M. Meide, the Todd county murderer, passed
through the prison gates, yesterday, to serve
his life sentence.
Prof. Schilling's concert, the G. @. G. Q. Pin
afore, Gen. Sigel and Prof. Gooche's benefit
ball, go to make up the round or amusements
for this week
The Democratic caucuses will he held on
Friday evening of next week. The wards are
entitled to delegates as follows: First ward
seven and second and third wards six each.
Don't fail to visit st. Paul tomorrow and
avail yourself of the great bargains offered by
Auerbach, Finch, Culbertson 90. at their
great Fire Sale.
Mrs. John Lillis, who, with her husband
| left here for San Antonio, Texas, about two
years ago, ia in the city on visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Carley. MIR. Lillis
stopped off at st. Louis.
The first rain storm of the season commenced
| Friday night and continued all day yesterday.
Lower Main street suDsded to the inevitable
and disappeared beneath pond of water from
which time and a cessation of the rain alone
can rescue it.
Gen. Franz Sigel, who will lecture in Opera
|
subject THE Campaign in Missouri and Vir-
ginia." The lecture will undoubtedly prove
intensely interesting and should call forth a
large attendance.
Martin Baumann, having all the Indications
of insanity, yesterday, was placed in the lock-
up. 8aumann was released from the asylum
at st. Peter, about a year ago, having been an
, inmate of the same for over a year. He will
doubtless be returned to the asylum, Monday.
| Tha Gfil1uo{or Rnildipn xpil So
sue fourth series Of 500 shares of stock on
Saturday, May l, provided at least 250 of these
are taken by those intending to borrow. Bor-
| rowers and parties not members of the asso-
citation will be given the preference. Our aim
is to assist all those wishing to build or pur-
chase home, to do so by monthly payments
for about eight years, which equal monthly
rent now paid by parties renting. Apply
at First National bank for stock.
MISSION WORK.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the Pres
bytery of St. Paul held an annual meeting
Fryday afternoon and evening at the First
Presbyterian church. The meeting was called
to order by Mrs. Van Cleve, of Minneapolis,
and the following delegates from abroad an
swered to their names: Mrs. B. G. Ramsey,
Mrs. Van Cleve, Mrs. Mccullough, Mrs. Nor
gan and Mrs. Lyons, Minneapolis; Mrs. Chas.
Corning, Mrs. R. P. Lewis, Mrs. NJ, F. Mason,
Mrs. Samuel Conn, Mrs. w. M. Banning, and
Mrs. q. M. Dean, st. Paul; Mrs. W. b. Lewis,
Red Wing, and Mrs. W. E. Thorn, Mrs. A. H..
Young and Mrs. VIM. Barry, Saltwater.
The reports of the treasurer and secretary
showed that the contributions during the year
to foreign missions amounted to 1854. 80, and
to home missions, S613.17; total, S1,49747.
| The report of the secretary was exhaustive,
thoroughly reviewing the entire work Of the
past year.
| Reports we're read from the auxiliary socie-
ties giving brief resume of the work per-
formed by them, after which Mrs. Van Cieve
delivered an address On the importance of in
forming ourselves on the work of the mission.
The address was an interesting one, the work
of the mission being set forth in clear light
and the speaker impaired much valuable infor-
nation on the subject.
A change was made in the constitution of the
society by an amendment which provides for
the election of an executive committee con-
sisting of one member from each society and
dispensing with president.
The following officers were elected:
Recording secretary-Mrs. DIR. Conn, St.
Paul; corresponding secretary-Mrs. 3. c..
Ramsey, Minneapolis; Treasurer-Mrs. r. p.
Lewis, St. Paul; presiding officer of the next
meeting, which will be held at Minneapolis the
last Friday in March, 1881, Mrs. E. N. Dean,
ST. Paul.
The evening aession was devoted to
discussion of the mission work among children
and to missionary literature. Several addresses
were made, the principal one by Mrs. Van
Cleve.
Several resolutions were passed relative to
the work, after which hearty vote of thanks
was given the ladies of Saltwater for their GEN
erous hospitality.
| The meeting then ad ourned to meet at the
time stated at the First Presbyterian church.
| Minneapolis.