St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-25
Nn1ns Ahnnt Town.

Herman i epaSS mas D6cu HldhIlS 6AlcH-
sive improvements at his brewery as well
as changes at his residence.
Matt Shortall was much better yesterday,
and his physician told him he would let him
get up and out in two or three days.
Ma. N. j. Briggs, solicitor of the Free
port road, left yesterday morning for Burll-
hardt.and will return here in day OF two
Rev d. B. Cheney, Jr., will continue his
special sermon at the Baptist church to-
morrow morning on the Early Christian
Church.
Mr. Thomas Warren broke ground yes
terdaV for his new residence, near the cor
ner Of Fifth and Olive streets. He will
put up building costing some 81, 900.
Judge Crosby yesterday at a special term
Of the district court had before him the case
Of j. " Searles against Assignee jerks for
Walker, Judd " NeaZie for due bills given
by the firm.
r. d. O'Brien, state president of the
Catholic Total Abstinence union, Will adj
dress the Saltwater societies in the base
ment Of St. Mchaers church tomorrow
Sunday, at $50 p. III.
Madame Ahlander-Bergstrom gives a
concert tonight in the Swedish Lutheran
church with a powerful support She is a
superior vocalist and no doubt the lovers Of
music viii be out in force.
a full force Of men are still at work on
the streets. The hOuseholders are also act
lively engaged in cleaning their premises,
and. should sickness be abroad, this city
viii be prepared to ward it off.
Tonight the ''Blacli Flag viii be pre-
scented at the Grand opera house by Edwin
Thome and llrst-casS company. The
play is somewhat sensational and has given
satisfaction wherever presented.
The reception given last evening to Mrs.
Treat, at the rooms Of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
was largely attended, and all were pleased
to have Mrs. Treat home again, although
Mrs. Thompson has filled her position to
the satisfaction Of everyone.
Eddie Conrad was yesterday supposed to
be on the gain. He has been as sick as he
could well be and live. Much sympathy is
felt for the parents, as Ed was a general
favOrite with every one, and all are anX-
iOus to see him around again.
The rendering factory of Kiltz Bros, Of
this city, situated Il little south of South
Saltwater. has had seven new furnaces and
kettles put in this week. The factory is
under the management of Mr.. Robert
Mckenzie and gives employment to quite 4
number of men.
On Monday evening Gus Williams APP
pears at the Grand opera house in Capt
MSher," continuance of One of the
Finest" As bg-hearted Dutch police
man he has few equals. large house is
certain. as he gave such a good perform
ance when here before that all are anxious
to hear him. The box Office opens this
morning.
Yesterday dust was very bad on the
streets and it is about time 10 think Of get
ting out the sprnking wagons. Last year
Ed Elliott did the work far more satisfac-
tory than some of those who agreed to pay
did theirs, and a. a consequence, during the
latter part of last season many of the clerks
had to stand broiling in the sun to sprinkle
the streets with hose. The streets have TO
be SprinkIcd and the sooner the better
At the meeting Of the Ancient Order of
HibemanS on Thursday evening it was or
dercd that the members OF the order assem-
BILE this morning at . o'clock. at their hall
in the Opera House block, and march in
procession to the residence of their de
ceased brother. Michael |. Brennan, thence
Ia St Michacl'S church, where the funeral
services will he held. and then to the place
Of mtemeut in the Catholic cemetery at
South saltwater. Every member is eX-
pcctcd 10 hc present.
Several members of Company X have
been making good success ut the rifle range.
They are going in for the regimeutal prize.
On tomorrow morning the Odd Fellows
OF this city will observe the siXty-siXth an
niversary of the establishment of odd Eel
Low ship 10y assembling at their hall at 10
O'Clock and ut 1880 marching in procession
"a the UnivcrSaliSt church. where Rev.
Brother Marvin of St Paul will deliver an
address ON the principles of the order
Every Odd Fellow in the city is invited,
whether he be affiliated or not. On Mon
dav evening the secret work viii be eXem-
pliGed at odd Fellows hall. to which the
members of the different degrees are in
yited. They intend making this anniyer-
sary one of more than ordinary importance