St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-29
of the board of city missions of the Epis-
copal church, will also be present. Sun
day school, 2:3O.
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
The sixty-ninth anniversary services
of the l. o. o. F. will take place at 2:3O
p. m. to-day at the Grand opera house.
Baptists and others who purpose at
tending the May anniversary in WASH,
ington, ID. c.. will leave st. Paul and
Minneapolis May IA by special train.
A rOund-trip rate, including sleeperS
going, of S37.S5 has been secured, tickets
being good for sixty days. William M.
Bushnell has the matter in hand.
At meeting of the central committee
Yesterday, nearly all of the pastors being
present. DIR. Dana presiding, it was
unanimously voted to suggest to all the
churches to suspend their wednesday
and Sabbath evening services during
the continuance of the Munhall meet
ings. Already most of the churches
have been doing this. !,
DR.. Dana has received the onnclal
naners from Kirk street church at Low
eli. Mass. but has not yet decided 10 ac-
cent the call. He will visit Lowell at
The close of the Munhall meetings. ana
give his answer after looking over the
field. At about the same Tune, wnetneI
he goes to Lowell or not, MS reslgnnatioll
of his present passionate mere VIII s De
rendered and the summer utlliZeo loi
rest.
The first meeting of the newly organ,
lied Y. M. G. A., of West st. faul, VIII
be held to-day at o'clock In tne uym-
nasium hall, Congress street ana 0t Si
wood avenue, and hereafter every pun,
day until arrangements fof !Uonls oah
be perfected. The meeting Will De pei G0 III
Quoted by E. A. Ford. A chorus Is VIII wa i ;n
organized at an early udCo w ~"
leading the services.
Rev. Samuel Mills has arrived III ILLS
city from Fergus Fails, anu III iuIunr
will take charge OF the worh u 4, p onnnac,
up mission and new parishes III cohn NJ.
tipn with the Episcopal church. MIR.
Mills brings to his new work quallnca,,
tions of high order. The reverence
gentleman is accompanied by Mrs. NILS III
and family, and they are at preseH!Gu tlie
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mlller'
621 East Fifth street.
One of the features of the services of
the PEOPLES church, at the Grand opera
house. this morning will be the music.
III. c. Barnabee and Miss Gordon, of the
Bostonians, will be heard in solos. The
first named will render Faure's "Ihe
Palms." and Miss Gordon will sing
Cornen's "Come Unto Me-" The choral
work will be done by what is considered
to be one of the best quartettes in the
city, composing Mesdames Fuller and
Yale and MesSrs Swift and Garland.
The programme will include grand
TIE Deum in E fiat by Lloyd.
At o'clock at Market hall DR.. Mum
hall will address meeting for men only
on the subject, "Secret Sins" The adj
mission will be by ticket only, and only
men between the ages of fourteen and
thirty will be admitted. Tickets may
be obtained at the Y. M. G. A. rooms or
of the pastors. Prof. Towner and
male chorus will furnish the music. In
the evening at 7:30 there will be a gen.
eral meeting at Market hall, addressed
by DIR. Munhall. Prof. and Mrs. Towner
and the mixed choir will sing. No
tickets will be required for this meet
ing. During the week DR.. MunhalPS
afternoon Bible reading will be held
daily in the First Baptist church; also
his preaching service on Monday night,
because of Encouragement OF the
hall.
THE CATHOLIC COLORED MISSION.
Through the Jealous efforts of Bishop
Ireland, the numerous Catholics of the
city who have come here from the Cath
Ollie parts of the South, are soon to have
a church of their own. The whole
c0lored race, besides, will now have a
chance of hearing the teachings of the
Catholic church from one of her own
priests. She has ever been the friend of
the colored people, repeatedly con-
demned the slave trade, and in the vari-
ious plenary councils held in Baltimore,
has shown tender SOlicitude for their
welfare. In the last council, over which
Cardinal Gibbons presided, and of which
Bishop Ireland was so distinguished an
ornament, the Catholic church set apart
the first Sunday of Lent as a day on
which collection should be taken up in
every church in the United States in
order to furnish the means necessary
for the evangelization of the colored
race. In opening in st. Paul church
for the colored people, Bishop Ireland
is only carrying out the divine injunc-
ton go and teach all nations" The
old Swedenborgian church on Market
street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, has been secured. 1t has been
thoroughly renovated, provided with
chairs, has an alter erected in it and it's
platform neatly carpeted in red. The
electric light, for the first time intro
duced into church of st. Paul, is quite
an interesting feature of the improve
ments. The mission is under the pat
ronage of st. Peter Clavea, Spaniard,
who spent forty years in laboring