Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-27
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by tho Special Reporters of the
Daily Globe
SALTWATER.

The banks were closed yesterday, the officials
observing Good Friday.
State Examiner Knox Is in the city examin-
ing the treasurer's and auditors accounts.
There was an unprecedented rush for reserved
seats yesterday for Haverly's G. G. G. G. Pima
fore.
The funeral of Charles johnson. an account
of whose death appeared in yesterdays GLOBE,
will take place this afternoon from the Will
liams house.
The caucuses for the election of delegates to
the Democratic city convention will be held on
Saturday night at 1880 o'clock, at the usual
places. The convention will be held Saturday
evening, at 7:30 o'clock, at the city hall.
81. G. Farmer, with his usual enterprise, has
increased his livery and hack business by the
addition of three horses, two buggies and
carriage. Hank is wide awake and never fails
in keeping his livery facilities up with the
times.
The entertainment given by our colored local
company Thursday night was largely attended,
despite the fact that the graduation exercises
took place the same evening. With the excep-
ton of few unavoidable bitches the enter
| tainment was up to the average of travelling
minstrels.
Prof. Schllllng has out very entertaining
programme for his Easter Monday night con-
| cert. A humber of our best vocalists, the mem
| bers of the Maennerchor, Miss Emma Jassoy
and Bessie Wheeler have consented to take
part that evening. Judging FROM the names
of those to take part we predict anfentertain-
| ment which will not fail to please Saltwater
| audience.
arrangements have all been completed for
| the sheet and pillow case dance to be given
| next Wednesday evening at Opera Hall for the
| benefit of Prof. Gooch. The dance should
be largely attended, the object for
L l.zI L..
| in which everyone interested in the success of
our band should take an active interest
Tickets for the dance 81. Everyone is invited
| to be present and take part.
| Bayard Commandery No. IL, K. T., elected
the following officers Thursday night:
Eminent Commander G. Bronson.
| Generalissimo-R. F. Hersey.
| Captain General-B. G. Merry.
Prelate-W. 81. Harrington.
| Senior Warden-W. 81. Pratt.
| Junior Warden-W. s. Conrad.
| Treasurer. A. Reed.
| Warden-J. w. Dinsmore.
| The time of installation was not decided on.
GRADUATES OF 1880.
| High school hall was packed Thursday night
with an anxious audience, the occasion being
| the graduation exercises of the class of 1885,.
The hall was tastefully decorated with ever
greens, pictures, ETC., and looked very attrac-
| tive. The class motto, ''Vestigia Nulla Ket-
| rorsum," painted on canvass with our national
| colors for centerplece and an ocean ground
work, occupied prominent position over the
stage. The members of the board of education
/ were seated to the left of the stage. and the
| teachers and graduates to the right. Plants and
flowers were tastefully arranged on the stage
in fact nothing was wanting which could pos
| sibly add to the attractiveness of the room.
| The ladies of the class were dressed in cream
colored bunting with silk and brocade trim
mings of the same color, and the gentlemen
| wore dress suits. The class all looked well,
and did not show any more nervousness than
the occasion demanded. The exer-
cises passed off without hitch
and the essays and orations betrayed
careful preparation and deep and thoughtful
study. The efforts of each individual of the
class was worthy of commendatory notice, but
space forbids any detailed comments. The
manner in which the essays were read and the
orations delivered added great deal to the fav-
orable impression created by the class on their
audience. The floral tributes received by the
class were many. We append the names of the
class: Ida S. Whiteside. salutatorian; Nellie s.
Plummer, Walter F. Jellison, Zonie Ruther-
ford, Mary Lyman, Mary E. Mackin and Earn
est Il. Jellison, valedictOrian.
GRAND OPENING.
Harvaux & Shepard of LIE Bon Ton Restau-
rant, formerly the Tivoli, announce grand
opening Monday night at $3.50 o'clock, to which
"all who hunger and thirst are invited. They
also intend to spread first class free lunch
every morning at $50 o'clock.