St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14

to the residence Of deceased's father. C. A.
Bromley, on Broadway. The remains are
accompanied from Los Angeles by the
widow, who was met at Kansas City by her
sister, Mrs 81. E. Smith of st. Paul and
Mrs. Field. The funeral will occur Mon
day at O'Clock p NJ from the Presbyte-
Ran church, Rev. j. Fl. Carroll officiating.
The pall-bearers chosen are E. w. Hol
combe, w. E Easton. r S. Davis, Richard
Fitzgerald, h n. McKusick and c. NJ.
McCluer. At St Paul the funeral party
will De met by Messrs. E. w. Holcombe
and w. c. Masterman of this city.
Next Thursday special meeting of the
st. Croix alliance will be held at G. A.
Rutherford's residence for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the state alliance
which meets in the agricultural department
OF the state university. Feb. "a. A second
farmers alliance has been organized in
Grant township. The president is S. W.
Powell, the vice president William Ruther-
ford, the secretary J. &. Taft and the
treasurer I. p. Ramsden. The next meet
| ing will be held on Tuesday. An alliance
will be organized by the Scandinavians
( living north and northwest of Maine, and
one in Oakdale and Denmark townships.
The Pre- Lenton Mission will commence
at the Episcopal Ascension church to-day
and continue till Friday. The program is as
| follows: Sunday, communion at 1920 and
| services and sermon at $50; Monday and
! Tuesday, mission service and addresses at
p. N. and 1880 p. M; "Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. communion at 1890 a. II.
and addresses at p. m. and 1880 p. m.
Among the speakers will be Rev. E. S.
Thomas, Rev. III. N.Gilbert and Rev. Z. j.
Cook Of st. Paul, Rev. I. B. Wells, ID. D.,
Il - II -
Anoka, and others.
| Daniel. the oldest son of the widely
known Saltwater lumberman, Patrick
Sullivan. died at IL o'clock Saturday morn.
ing of myocarditis, after having been a
patient sufferer from hopeless disease fol
the past thirteen months Daniel was aged,
at the time of his death, 10 years. months
and 10 days, Saltwater being his native
place where he made very many friends.
The funeral will take place at 9 O'Clock
a m. from st. MichaePs church.
Yesterday an Indian was up before Judge
Nethaway and fined for drunkenness anC
disorderly conduct. He claims to have
been robbed of scr and gold ring in one
of the seminarleS across the lake on Friday
night James Rome was arrested yeSter
day charged with relieving him of the
money and ring.
w. Z. Thome has occupied his present
room for thirty years. During this time ht
has paid out over $50, 900 rent Eighteen
years ago he thought of purchasing the site
of the Minnesota house, the price of which
was So, 500 which can not be bought to-day
for less than $40. 900.
The revival at the Baptist church has
been in progress five weeks, and still con
tinues. There has been eight accessions,
and others will follow. Two will be baD-
TIED this evening.
One night this week several st. Pau
toboggan clubs will probably come over
and slide with our clubs. The boys will dc
their best to entertain them if they come.
A piano will be placed in the high school
as soon as the scholars can raise the money
by entertainments, as they have for theiI
excellent library of over 500 volumes.
The total number Of tickets to ST. Paul
sold by local railroad agents from Feb. up
to and including yesterday forenoon was
2,552, all for the ice palace.
Among deaths locally reported at the
health office yesterday was an infant of Mr..
and Mrs. f. c. Neumeier, corner Broadway
and Poplar street.