St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-28

SATURDAY AT SALTWATER
Programme for the Centennial Cele-
bration, Tuesday Evening.
ALTON STATION ROBBED.
Easter Week Opens Up Brisk in
Social Way---Some of the
Events.

The programme as now announced
for the centennial celebration at the
Grand opera house Tuesday evening is
as follows: National airs (medley).
cornet band; devotional exercises, Rev.
A. ID. Stowe: Introductory address,
Mayor E. W. Durant; singing, grand
chorus: address, Hon. W. NJ. McCiuer:
address in the Swedish language, Rev.
j. l.. Hoff; music, cornet band; adj
dress, Hon. III. r. Murdoch; address,
Rev. j. M. Bull: address, Hon. j. N.
Castle; singing, grand chorus; address,
Prof. f. L. Wilson; address. Rev. NJ.
E. Murphy; music, cOrDet band; his
Durant, Mrs. David Bronson, Mrs. F.
III. Lemon and Mrs. T. C. Clark;
singing of America" by chorus, and
audience; benediction, Rev. J. II. AL
bert. The committee on music, W. C..
MaSterman and Frank Berry, have in
vited Prof. L. w. Ballard to conduct
the chorus, and all singers of the city,
whether they have been personally
notified or not, are requested to meet at
Music hall tomorrow evening for re-
hearsal. The programme given above
Will be so carried out as to occupy but
little more than two hours. all the
speakers being limited to an exceeding
ly brief time. Muller post yesterday
accepted special and formal invitation
from the mayor to attend, and will be
given the post of honor. A special
space will be reserved in the opera
house for ladies, and no small boys I'M
accompanied by their parents will be
admitted.
The Milwaukee railway station at
Alton, twelve miles south of this city,
was broken into by thieves Friday
night. Attempts to enter the safe by
means OF cold chiSel were made, and
the burglars finally succeeded in smash
ing the combination lock with bar of
iron. The safe contained no money or
also forced open, evidently under
misapprehension, as no tickets were
taken.
The asseSsorS-elect from nearly all
the townships in the county appeared
at the office of the district court clerk
yesterday to take the oath of office.
Those from Forest Lake, South Still
water, Grant and Marine failed to an
pear.
George Allen has been appointed
WharfmaSter. and will also act as SAM
tary inspector.
j. r. Harrick, the Gazette reporter,
who was injured last week FRIDAY night
while running with the masheen.' y in
response to false alarm of fire, is still
confined to his room with a terribly
swollen ankle and foot.
The advisory board of the National
building and Loan association for the
Saltwater district, has elected G. E..
Wilson, president. and L. B. Castle,
secretary and treasurer.
S. A. Lundholm, of Marine, died YES
terday at the age of forty years.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
The week of Easter opened in a
social way with the Maennorchoe dance
at Music hall, followed by a few gath
Easter supper, given by the ladies of
Ascension church Thursday: evening,
was decidedly pleasant affair. The
social dance announced for Tuesday
evening by the Young Peoples society.
of the Universalist church was post
pOned, and will occur at Music hall
Wednesday evening. Friday evening
Opera House hall was merry with the
York club members and friends, who
met to dance for the first time since the
beginning of Lent. and Oh the same
evening one of the pleasantest affairs
that this department has to record oc-
Cured at South Saltwater. given
by the Social league, an organiza-
ton devoted to social amnsements
of an elevating character, and one
which has done much to stimulate
better social and intellectual life in the
village. The league at present num-
berS about forty members, and is grow
ing in popularity and influence for
good. The entertainment given by the
organization Friday evening included
musical and literary features, followed
by dance in the spacious rink hall.
The musical numbers on the concert
programme were rendered by the
Alonga orchestra, composed of young
men, who gave their services gratui-
tously. AT the Grand opera house the
Shaw Concert company appeared Fri
day night in very fine programme to a
beggarly house, but an audience highly
appreciative. Last evening full house
of their friends greeted the amateurs,
who played 1.-The Snowflake for the
benefit of Ascension parish guild, as
we'll as for the edificatiou of the friends
in front. The stage was beautifully set
in drawing room scene.
The Misses Aim, of ST. Paul, are
guests of Miss Bella Rankin.
MISSES Ollle 1OSpeS, Catherlne Nell
son, Annie Staples, Melvina Lafurgy
and James Bronson and Edward Con-
rad returned during the week to st.
Mary's hall and Shattuck school.
Mrs. S. S. Taylor, who has been the
guest of her sister. Mrs. V. C. Seward,
returned to st. Paul Friday, accom-
panied by Mrs. Seward.
Miss Mae Murphy, of st. Paul, is the
guest, to-day, of Mrs. c. L. Easton.
Senator and Mrs. Durant are again
happily domiciIed at their home on
Pine street.
Mrs. c. n. Nelson and George Nelson
returned home Sunday-the former
from Europe and her son. from Califor-
MIA.
This evening. at Music hall, the
Maennerchor society will present the
pretentiOus comedy. The Girl of the
Village"
Miss Ella Fitzgerald, of ST. Paul, Wis
tied with friends in the city this week.
j. w. Anderson, of Duluth, spent yes
terday with his sister, who is guest at
the home of B. A. Waters.