St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-20
EASTER At SALTWATER,
Some Of the Programmes Prepared for
Tomorrow.
JACOB FISHERS REMAINS.
Interest in the Disaster to the Steamer
Everett-.-Small Items of
News.

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Easter will be observed by special
services at all the churches tomorrow,
the more elaborate musical programmes
prepared being as follows:
ST. MICHAEL's CHURCH.
Regina Cell 49, Lambillotte
f Miss Agnes Walsh and Mr.. Mackey.
Ofertory-"Cantate Domino Ad
Closing march Taennbanser
mass are Miss Celia Mailman, Miss Agnes
Walsh, Mrs. j. S. OBrien, soprano; Mrs.
Mackey, contralto; Mr.. Weir, of st. Paul,
tenor; Mr.. Werrick, of st. Paul, basso. The
Van Waters, first violin; W. II. Graham sec
ond violin; Alfred Lindbloom, VIOLA; George
Graham, cello; Joseph Miller, bass; John
Young cornet; William Myers. trombone.
Farther McCarren will celebrate high mass
and the sermon will be delivered by Father
Murphy.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. W. H. Albright,
pastor. Easter Sunday musical programme:
Response after Decalogue.
'Gloria in EXcelsis" .............. ..... Anon
Hymn-sThis Is the Day. Hvmnal
Anthem-"Christ Our Passover 800. Wheat
Response Hear My Prayer ...sudds
o hWsy Hii fssfs GOD Shall Wipe Sullivan
Anthem-''The Resurrection. ....... Shelley
Hymn-"Risc. Glorious Conqueror'' .Hymnal
Choir-Mrs. r. S. DAYS., George o. Haskell,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Masterman; FL. W. Davis
organist.
CHURCH OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
"Nidi Agnum' -. Nv. G. Peters
Gloria soprano solo Miss Josephine sge ess
'Credo," soprano solo. Miss Josephine Jess
First bass, John Fatzendin; second bass
John Miller.
''Lactentni Celi'' .....................W igand
sSanctus' ...... .......... . Ed Spoth
",Benedictus" ...-..... -: Ed Spoth
Soprano solo. Miss Rosa Miller
Bass SOLO. -.-,.-.... -. Ign. Fatzendln
SAG Aghus Del Mi:s 20 aa eR %aIf
Regina Cell Chorus by H. Werner
AFTERNOON.
Hymn hymn 49,, ......:w iesssri
''Magnifcat''. .... ................P Peters
"Salutaris OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hellebush
''Tantum Ergo. :. Adolph Lenk
ASCENSION CHURCH.
MORNING.
Professional HYMN. ....................TO Tours
Easter Anthem-"Christ, Our Pass
over. 49,. -............. banks
Gloria rn'rl S :H'o': 5 Ssi5s
TIE Deum-Festival in Flat Dudley Buck
HymnI"Christ the Lord is Risen 80 N'
KIr Gea''S R RansS
~ Gloria Tibi. -''''
Hymn-"Lift Your Glad Voices 49,. banks
Harry R. Shelly
Miss Robertson
Sanctus ............. uncommon. Taylor
dymn. -....... -.-..-. hodges
Gloria in EXceisis ........ ......... Old Chant
Anthem-''Praise Ye the Lord .Lambillotte
Gloria Patri.
Cantate. Observation-Disclosures. Samuel y, Warren
Hymn-9 q, Victory From Palestina
Confirmation Hymn-.:olvet' - ...L. Mason
Early communion at a. H.. morning SER
vice and holy communion, 10:30; Sunday
school children's service at a. when Bishop
Gilbert Will address the school. The bishop
will also preach at z 80.
m JACOB FISHERS REMAINS.
1t is probable that some of the old set
tiers and veteran soldiers will see that
the remains Of the late Jacob Fisher are
removed from Rochester to FairvieW
cemetery. The deceased made the first
land claim in what is now Saltwater,
and framed the first building ever
erected there, the old McKusck saw
Pf nand it is desired that, instead of
rel 0Gs among strangers, his body
should lie within the city Which he
founded. He was soldier of the late
war, and suffered long imprisonment;
and, though member of no Grand
Army organization, Miller post will
gladly give the remains burial in the
posts lot at Fairview.
GENERAL NEWS.
The GLOBES account of the steamer
Everett disaster created much interest
here, where she was well known; first
as the White, of which Capt. Needs, of
Saltwater, was part owner. About
three years ago she was rebuilt at the
South saltwater yards, by Capt. Needs,
and rechristened the Everett, after the
captains son.
Frederick Myers. substitute letter car
rier, while delivering mail at the resi-
dence of David Robinson yesterday, was
Savagely bitten by the latter'S bulldog,
the most severe laceration being on the
left arm. where the wounds were eau
terized by surgeon. Mr.. Robinson
has since killed the dog.
The Oonze log drive was under way
three days during the week and is now
lying to, waiting for head on the
dam. The gates will be raised Monday.
Attorney George II. Sullivan started
yesterday for Madison, Wis, with the
reported intention of returning with his
bride.
1.-The Young Peoples Society of the
UniverSalist Church will give an egg
social in the church veStry this even
ing.
Capt. George Hays. supervising in
spector of steam vessels. inspected the
Graves, Leroy and Alice ID. yesterday.
Good Friday was observed by the
banks, the court house officials, at the
prison, and by the Catholic churches.
The board of health elected Joseph r.
Carli inspector of cattle, swine and
sheep under the Scheffer law.
Anderson & O'Briens sold yesterday.
to S. & j. G. Attel, of Fort Madison, a
raft of logs at S12 per thousand.
Prison Hall Guard Taylor was visited
yesterday by his cousin, Lee NJ. Fitz-
hugh, of Cincinnati, o.
The vestry and officials of Ascension
parish will be elected at the annual
meeting Monday.
Robert Mantell appears at the opera
house i'll "Monbars" Monday. April 80.
Capt. James Stewart left yesterday
for Helena, Mont.