Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-23
FOREFATHERS' DAY.
Celebration of the Landing OF the Pilgrims
on Plymouth Rock.

Celebration of the Landing Of the Pilgrims
on Plymouth Rock.
PLYMOUTH, Mass, Dec. 22.-Forefathers'
day is a general holiday here, and was
ushered in by display of flags, salutes.
and ringing of bells. plymouth band, the
Standish guards and Collingwood post.
G. A. R., marched to Pilgrim hall, where,
the invited guests were received. The.
march was then resumed to the dock on.
which the PILGRIMS landed, where volley
was fred by the military escort, and those
present sang America Thence the
procession marched to the Church of
the First Parish, which was filled
to OVERLOOKING. The exercises commenced
by "deaconing' line by line the hymn
Let children hear the nighty deeds
Their sires ariieved of old'
Which was snng to the tune of St Mar
tins" by the congregation. Other hymns,
appropriate to the day we're sung, selec--
tions frou' tae scripture read, and Rev.
Geo. A. Tewkshury gave historical ad-
dress upon the subject of the day, the ex
ercises concluding with singing a hymn,
written by Gov. Long for the OCCASION.
Upon the conclusion of the services in the.
to Davis hal, where plates were laid for a,
large numoer of guests, and where other
exercises OF the SAY take place.
PLYMoUr1, Mass, Dec. 22.-At the fore
fathers celebration here the following dis.
patch was received from the governor
elect:
LOWELL, Dec 2.c.-To the Hon. Thomas.
Russell, Plyn. orth, Mass: Physician says,
I ought not ~ 60 to Plymouth. I regret
l cannot b.! So doing testify my reverence.
for the men w5,o made the day famous.
Signed B. F. BUTLER.
PHILADEi paiA. Dec. 22.-One hundred
and seventg Five gentlemen, Bishop Howe,
of the numbrc SAT down tonight at the.
dinner of TIE New England society. Gov,
ernor Hoy elG General Sherman made
speeches
New YoEN, Dec. 22.-The New England
society enjoYea Its annual banquet to-
night There vas The usual conn any and
speeches, only the company was more
numerous than heretofore. an annex hav-
ing to be utilized 20 furnish room for the.
accommodetioa IN 1T imonico's hall.
Never. ii. the History
OF human e''5lis has thefe been such grand7
display OF TOYS, Dolls and Christmas Presents.
You can fnd almost anything you want ON the
&c, Zoe, 25c, 5oc and - ~ counters at the
Novelty St"rn % West Third.
IareoteisiisJ tie Saltan.
Tae Tag,5i III i:s, rectriy I'd the following in
tellSencs froio 20. stantinope: ''On Friday,
Nov. 3, tie 81 Tan va3 about To leave the palace
to pay his weekly gis!f-to Tho mosque. Followed
by his m litars suite, lad left the inner apart.
ments of tie Eii;iiz Aiosk. ard was passing
through the slls,h :ng- roonl VIII the ruby-col-.
ored glass cul.yia. 1en one If the Helberdier
guards on dury at tie 0Oor made q rush
Inward hun. al sie-s;'-C amp Major Schubert Bey
seized the l:i!I iY dee sad handed him over
to the Gust az u tbe sDl.iiefs. His name is
Muzri Haii,-s. ard he = Arab by birth. He
denies having iissn.e,i taking tae tan's life
aud says be ozy {. lit e awkward in pre-
seniins arms. 1t was discovered, however that
he had previous asiiuse,i tue STEEL point on his
halberd, wi.ie., IS usua. on.y FOR outdoor duty.
TIE poins il Ii :!en .,. tafI Of poacock's feath
ers, d t.us escaped natio- He i.ad also made
several suspicio,:s remarks 70 4 mrades in the
guard .orn, and gwen Of them black
amber ci.ar-ho1isf, aging ne Fsoiiid not REQUIRE
it any lonEer. Tae Tiiais affair ,las been KENT
as secret Is I}o~sibte. TIE ch,ef eunuch and
Ferik Vita:iii i;as!ia haze been r:rste,fl with tho
preliminary ily.,st' gation
The sa oon keepers in Chicago. at a
meeting.decided To call a mass meeting of
all saloon keepers Of the city, with a view
of making 2 fight IL csse the Western
Brewers association INSISTS on raising the,
price Of beer 3 per barrel after Jan. 1.
n accordance with It's recent decision.