St. Paul daily globe., 1889-04-07
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
A New Municipal Administration Takes
Hold Tuesday.
THE COUNCILS BIG Girls,
To-Day's Church Services---The Man.
damus Case to Be Reard
Tuesday.

The new municipal administration
mayor and city council, will come into
power Tuesday, at which time there
will be also chosen by the council a
city clerk, city engineer, street COM
missioner, assessor, and chairman of the
board of health, who is eX-officio city
physician. Inquiry among the alder
men and the incumbents of the offices
named, as we'll as the absence of any
public announcements, indicates that
there are as yet no open candidates for
thespositions now filled by Clerk Hop
kins, Engineer Clark, Commissioner
Butler and Health Officer Merrill. 1t
is reported that new names will be pro-
posed for clerk and street commits
sloner. but no person seems to know
who are the aspirants. l.. B. Castle,
IL. w. Chambers and d. w. Armstrong
are candidates for assessor against the
efficient Democratic incumbent, A,
Frederick
Church services and topics announced
for to-day are: Ascension Church
Morning, holy communion and sermon,
"Resurrection of the Dead;" services at
1880. Presbyterian-Mo Morning, Spiritual
Springtime;" evening, GA Chapter
from Experience" Methodist-Morn-
ing, Forgiveness" evening. 1.-The
Manliness of Christianity" Universal
ist-Morning, "What We Say,'' an
open reply to an inquiry. Congrega-
tional-Usual morning and evening
services.
The argument in tn, mandamus case
of DR.. W. H. Caine against the city OF
Saltwater and the city hospital was
yesterday set to be heard Tuesday.
The answer in the case sets up that the
shooting by the doctor of the hospital
dog constituted conduct unbecOming a
gentleman and physician.
A rally of the Saltwater Catholic
Total Abstinence union will occur this
evening in st. Michael's church hall.
Recitations, music and addresses by
RevS. Murphy and McCarren and 9TH
erS will be features. of the programme.
1t is probable that Hugh j. Mcclure,
president of the Chicago G.. II. A. o..
will also be present and address the
meeting.
Rev. Ii. Sleek, of st. Louis, has ac-
cepted call from the German Salem
Lutheran congregation, and will be in
stalled as pastor of the church on the
second Sunday following Easter.
A mission will be held at the Church
of the immaculate Conception this week
by RevS. Port and Neubrandt, Jesuit
priests from the convent at Prairie du
Chen.
j. G. Nethaway, chairman of the re-
cent Democratic convention, announces
as the city committee: First ward,
John OShaughnessy and James Good
man; Second ward, w. c. Voigt and
Ed Donovan; Third ward. j. j. Stin-
son, S. B. Slocum and Martin Thorn.
A happy incident of the K company
banquet was the presentation to the
organization of large photograph of
the four members of K company who
were honored by positions on the gen.
eral and regimenlal staff. The group
represented Lieut.. Col. Caine, of the
governors staff; Assistant Surgeon F.
G. Clark, Inspector of Rifle Practice w.
E. Cooke, Third regiment, and Quarter
master o. E. Lee, Third regiment. The
formal offering was made by Col. Caine
in behalf of Clark, Cooke. Lee and him
self and of Sergeant Kuhn, who was
instrumental to providing the gift.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
GA Postage Stamp is the title of a
play to be given at the Grand opera
house next Thursday evening.
Mrs. l.. d. Tubbs returned Wednes-
day from visit in Dakota.
Capt. j. A. Reed, of Minneapolis, was
in the city yesterday visiting his son,
w. G. Reed, at Lake Lillian.
Jay Barnes returned on Tuesday from
his CALIFORNIA trip. and is perfectly sat-
iSfied with this city for business and
pleasure.
Will Bromley and wife will remove
to st. Paul, whittier he goes to take
charge of the Seven Corners livery sta
BILE.
Miss Matte Searles has been SOLO urn
ing in Hastings for few days this last
week.
EX-Sergeant Dick Parker, of Chicago.
was visiting IN this city for a few days
last week among acQnalntanceS.
Prof. E. W. Webster, of st. Paul, and
Mrs. POmeroy, of Minneapolis, were
here on Tuesday and Wednesday
making arrangements tor the produc-
ton of thei opera, "Chmes of Nor
mandy, with some of our musics.l
people.
Mrs. DR.. J. G. Rhodes has been V sit
ing friends in Minneapolis for a eW
days this week.
Miss Edna Root, of st. Paul, visited
friends here last Sunday.
Mrs. George H.. Reeves, of Taylor's
Falls, was in the city on Thursday.
Miss Gardner, of Minneapolis, was a
guest of Miss Lucy Brown, of East
Burlington street, during the first of
last week.
Miss Gay, of st. Paul. is a guest of
Miss Gertle Cowan, of Oakwood, one of
the suburbs of the city.
Comrade G. III. Cobb formerly in busi-
ness in this city. is connected with an
entertainment being arranged by the
G. A. r. people for their benefit, to get
funds to go to Milwaukee to the
grand encampment next fall.
The first Ragan lecture will be held
tomorrow evening, and as it is free a
large attendance is already assured.
Our people should all buy season tickets.
Mrs. Matte Williamson, of Clinton,
10. is guest Of her aunt, Mrs. D. w.
McKusck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler leave
for California tomorrow: they will To-
cate at San Francisco.