St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-24
EARIBAULT.
Easter Services ON Sunaay--Brief-
lets of News.

Special to the Globe.
FARIBAULT, April 23.-The following SER
vices will be held in the cathedral Easter day.
Carol services, with address by Rev. r. G.
Bill at a. m, music by the Cathedral choir;
celebration Of the Holy Communion at a. IN. /;
morning prayer and sermon by the bishop at
1880 q. m, music by Shattuck choir; second
celebration of the Holy Communion at 1890.
Special service for the knights Templer at 2
p. m, address by Rev. g. Il. WhIpple, music
by the Cathedral quartette, Mrs. Latham,
soprano; Miss Fannie Hilton, alto; o. j. Hin
ton, tenor; L. NJ. Weddell, basso. The chill
drens anniversary song service at
p. IN. Service and sermon
iby Bishop Whipple at Shumway Memoir
cal chapel, Shattuck school, at $3.50 p. No..
hurch of the Immaculate Conception, low
mass at a. m. and high mass at 1880 a. m.
at which time the following music will be
sung: Regina COeli;" Lambilotte Mass in d.
Peters; ''Veni Creator" Wallace; oifertori-
UNI, solo and quartette, Lambilotte. At the
1890 service at the Church Of the Sacred
Heart the music will be very fine. "Haydn's
Third or Imperial Mass viii be sung by a
well-trained choir. For vespers p. m, the
following music has been prepared: "Regina
Coeli," Lambilotte; 20 Salutaris," trio from
Verdi, Peters. At the German church, Grand
Mass in c. Gungl; ''Veni Creator" LurviUzki:
ofertorium, Diabelli....A special musical
| program has been arranged for Easter day at
| for the morning and evening service.
Rev.H. Schultz of the Fourth street Lutheran
church will deliver q sermon suitable to the
day at 10 a. IN. Special music has been ar
ranged. The Congregational, Methodist and
Baptist have each prepared a special mu steal
| program. lions church, Sixth and Cedar
| streets, the German Methodist and Scandina-
| Wan churches have all prepared for the day.
go. Fire in an ash barrel set fire TO a lot of
wood at the Fairview house last night, and
but for its timely discovery by Officer hurry
| the whole building would have been con-
sumed. &C. Elliott a workman in Cleland' s
tanning mill factory, cut his right hand Sc
verely this morning with a chisel.
DR.. Jackson attended him. Be
| sure and see to-morrow's GLOBE.
| 1t was twenty-one years ago to-day that Judge
Hunter of the police court had his left arm
shot away. Michael Cook Post No. 123 will
duly observe Decoration day. The Rev. DIR.
Jennings of the Methodist Episcopal church
will be the orator. Il. Ruggles has been
| awarded the contract for the new building for
the state school for imbeciles. Harris
Nickel Plate circus will be here on Monday.
| ....Messrs. Madden, Shattuck and Crocker
let the contract for their new Grand opera
house to-day 10 w.EJones. Faribault will now
have an opera house on the ground floor
| The bicycle race this Saturday evening be-
| tween Snyder and Schock will be the last one
in Faribault. Mayor Crocker, J. L. Madden
| and Mr.. Shattuck, the proprietors of the
| rink, will commence work Monday morning
| changing the rink into an opera house. Mr.
| w. w. Long, scenic artist from st. Paul, is
here to paint the scenes, flies etc. When
| completed this will be the finest opera house
| outside of st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS in the
state. 80. If you wish to see a good race go
and see Sohock and Snyder, us this will be
your last opportunity.