Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-24

occasion. Every one who wishes to help
the managers build the Home, now is your
chance. Buy some tickets, fifty cents each
and get all your friends to go.
Capt. Otto Dreher has relic of the re-
bellion which consists of a proclamation
to the people of Arkansas, issued Aug. 10,
1868, by Lieut.. Gen. Z. Kirby Smith,
from his headquarters at Little Rock. 1t
is printed on common Manila wrapping
paper, and indicates to what distress the
southern people were reduced.
Every arrangement has been made by
Prof. R. II. Evans for the grand opening
hop Thursday evening, June %. A. H.
Rackett's orchestra have arrived and the
professor invites friends and acquaintan-
ces to come and have a good time. Dane
ing every evening from to 11:30. Full
dress hops every Saturday evening.
Commodore Davidson has recognized
the ability and capacity of Mrs. Charles
Hams and has signifed to her his intention
to give her suitable and satisfactory po-
sition in connection with the new Opera
house. Just what the position will be he
is not definitely determined, but it is
pleasant to know that Commodore David
son has determined upon this just and
generous act.
Mr.. W. Frank Newell gave private hop
at Hotel Lafayette Friday evening, June %,
to his many st. Paul friends, and to say
they had delightful time would poorly
express it. Supper was served in the room
adjoining the dancing parlor. Prof.
Evans had all arrangements made to re-
ceive them gracefully. The party returned
home on the special, delighted with their
visit.
Mr.. John NJ. Emmerson, who a few
weeks ago started for trip to Mexico, for
the benefit of his health, was turned back
at Very Cruz, the place being quarantined
on account of yellow fever, and came back
as far as st. Louis, where his wife went to
meet him last week, having been sum-
moned by telegraph. What Mr.. Emmer-
sons future plans for travel are is not
known.
The members of the $nion st. John
Baptist, of Ramsey, Anoka and Washing
ton counties, will unite in grand picnic
to White Bear lake, tomorrow, (Monday)
the 25th. They will be accompanied by
WIG O1OdU w OSISIA OduO3 dAO lLO SAlSI-
tainment at the lake will consist Of races,
speaking, music and sailing on the lake.
Everybody is invited. The train with the
excursionists will leave the union depot at
500 a. IN. and will return at Z p. IN.
The last marriage license issued jester
day by clerk Bell, was for the union of M.
J. Freaney and Dora G. Klussman. The
marriage ceremony was celebrated last
evening by Rev. Father Stanley at the
Cathedral. Mr.. Frearney is but few
months in st. Paul, in the plumbing and
gas fixture business, coming here from
Cincinnati, of which city his bride is ma
tive--a lady by the way quite well known
to the literary world as 'D' as a CORE
spondent of the San Francisco Chronicle
and Boston Journal.
The friends OF Mr.. John DeYereaux, and
their name is legion, will be pleased to
learn that he completed his eighty-ffth
year to-day, June "a, 1888. Mr.. Dever-
eaux was born in the county of Wexford,
Ireland, in the year Of the memorable Irish
rebellion of '90, in which his native county
bore such conspicuous part. He came
to st. Paul in 1857, and has resided here
since that time. He is to-day probably
the Oldest man in Ramsey county, or even
in the state of Minnesota, and the GLOBE
is pleased to know that he is in the enjoy
ment of good health. He will now enter
upon his eighty sixth year. Congratula-
tions are in order.
For the past two weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
James McAfee, of New Castle, Ind, have
been visiting their sons, JAS. L. and n.
McAfee, at their residence. AT Portland
avenue. In few months these respected
friends may celebrate their golden we'd
ding anniversary, but they have walked
the streets of the city, have passed hours
along the drives that environ Minnesota
capital, shared in the rare fishing and
generous Inequalities at Minnetonka and
White Bear with all the joyousuess and
elasticity of young men and maldens.
They are never old whose hearts are young,
and this is the estate of those of whom We
write. Upon Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Afee return to their Indiana home.