St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-19
RED WING.

RED WING, April 1S.-The following is the
public school enrolment nthis city up to the
present time, compared with last year: Number
OF pupils enrolled, 1904; number same time last
year, ,279. Increase, twenty-five. Whole num-
Der enrolled last year, 1,295 this year to date,
1905; above the whole enrolment of last year,
nine This is a good showing.
The boy choir of Christ church give a choral
Easter service at their church Sunday morning at
nine o'clock That it will be hearty and en-
joyable we venture to promise, especially to
children and young folk, joining with heart and
voice in the service. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Frelude-Organ, ''Sweet and Low. .Barnby
Professional Hymn-Jubilate. Grace Collection
The Lords Pray OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Versicles and Gloria Patri.. Tails Festal Service
Easter Anthem. .............O Old English Chant
Psalter-Tenth Selection. Old English Chants
First Lesson. ..... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIE Denim. Observation-Disclosures. .Deane in G
Second Lesson. Observation-Disclosures.
Hymn. Observation-Disclosures. Tooth of Hymnal
Apostles Creed. .........:............
Nerslcles. '......... rams estI service
Offertory, ''ThOu Art Worthy, o Lord. Gilbert
Recessonal Hymn, ''That Glorious Easter
Morn Observation-Disclosures Grace Collection
Postlude, Melodie Russo. .Rubenstein
This choir is under the direction of DR.. c. n.
Hewitt of this city, and is doing a noble work.
III has natural history class, and passes some
tine in the study of birds and animals as well as
music. They already have quite collection of
specimens, and have kept couple of amateur
taXid armists pretty busy of late The boys wish
their friends 10 know that all contributions of
specimens in botany, onithology, entomology,
geology or other departments of natural history,
as also books in science, including govern
ment science reports, will be thankfully
received, cared for, properly arranged for study
and inspe tion and acknowledged in the minutes
of the nal Jral history department and the city
papers. Two classified cabinets of geological
specimens are on the way, and will be in place in
a few days. They are all typical specimens, ar
ranged by SPECIALISTS and will be of great use in
classifying specimens of the geology and miner
alOgy of Red Wing, which will be Immediately
begun. Other work is in prospect, including
reading room circulating library and gym
nasium for boys, of which more hereafter.
Thursday the attention of a number of citi-
zens called to q singular reelection, or mirage,
from the ransom and plate glass window in the
third store Of the new Busch block. College bluff,
showing Gen. Jeaaisons residence, the trees,
Mr.. Williams barn. and the wall of the Opera
house ruins were distinctly SEEM and the picture
was most deGehtful one. As there is block
of buildings, besides the whole of the most
thicky settled reside &c portion of the city be-
tween the bluff and he building, it seemed
rather singular freak.
The City of Pittsbur ut up at 10 80 Thurs
day night.
A young lady in Welch township of this county
has fine twelve pound by, and claims that she
has never known man. hen told by the physi-
clan attending her that sht was about to be de-
liyered of child, she told i'm that he was liar,
and after the BIRTH she was equally earnest in
her protestation of innocenc3 1t is doubtless
curious freak of nature
Ole G. Hegna, fined for giving liquor to
drunkard, has appealed to the district court on
question of law.
The marriage of Mr.. Benjamin Gerlash, book
l,oener ot tbe La Grange mills, 10 Miss frankie
McGue, is announced. The yong people are
highly respected, and will reee.7 hearty con
gratuiations. The wedding is 10 be celebrated
at St. Joseph's church, Tuesday, Apri 30.
officer Lowell, of st. Paul was s, "a the city TO-
dav looking after the effects of Frank johnson,
who was killed by the caving in of bank while
working on the water works in t-at city; It
was rumored that he had funds in the hands OF
Emanuel johnson of this city, but Emanuel de-
MED that he had anything belonging to the de
ceased, and claimed that Frank was owing him.
The officer went out to John Cranz's, in Good
bne where trunk and some other personal eff
fects of the deceased are said to have been left