St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-19
SAINT PAUL.
SAYINGS AND DOINGS.

A glorious jubilee concert was given at
Gray's hall on st. Peter street last evening,
by the members of the Southern Colored Bap-
tisJ church. While the music was not strictly
classic the various rel ditions of plantation
melodies and comic and pathetic songs were
highly pleasing, exhibiting the mature talent
of the singers. The instrumental part of the
programme was admirably carried to grand
effect by Prot. Daymm and his wife. Under
the wise and judicious management of Elder
Gray, the proceeds aggregated good round
sum. This timely contribution to the church
fund is much appreciated.
Twenty births. four deaths and one mar
rage, was recorded at the health Office yes
terday.
Mayor Hawley has issued orders for weekly
schools. both for commissioned and non
commissioned officers of the First Battalion
of Cavalry.
The meeting of the board of abatement,
which was set for yesterday afternoon. was
postponed to , O'Clock tomorrow. 1t will
be held at the county auditors Office
Rev. d. j. BurriIl, D; D., pastor of the
Westminster church, Minneapolis. will
preach as the Peoples church tonight. This
meeting concludes the weeks services
Good Friday will be observed in all de-
partments of the city government. Notices
were posted in all the city offices at the city
hall that no business would be transacted to-
day.
The board of public works yesterday
awarded a contract to Charles e. Sandeen,
at S5,S21, for the grading of Smith avenue
from Cherokee avenue TO the south city
limits.
The committee appointed by the governor
to investigate the charges against the man.
agement of the St Peter hospital for the in
sane, will make its formal report at o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
This afternoon. at $50 o'clock, the holy
sacrament of confirmation Will be admins
tered by Bishop Gilbert at St. Mary's church,
Merriam Park The same will be admins
tered at st. Stephens at 7:30 this evening.
A small fire at 6:25 yesterday morning, at
Mrs. Matthews hair-dressing parlOrs in the
otees block, y East Seventh street caused
oy the explosion of gasoline stove, resulted
IN damage of about $50 on building and
800 on contents.
Isaac Plym objects to the report that he
had anything TO do with the row in which
Kronwell was brutally beaten. Plvm's con-
necton with the case was ventilated at the
trial i'll the police court, and he was dis
charged for want of evidence.
Pursuant to an attachment SHIT by the
PrudeD stove company against the Hull Va
por stove company, i'll which judgment was
recovered by the plaintiff for 81, 413. Sher-
if Bean yesterday levied upon 300 stoves
belonging to defendant, which were found
stored i'll this city.
There will be union sacramental service
at the First Swedish NJ. Z. church. Tenth and
Rev. n. W. Jordin will preach and Dr.
Forbes take charge of the communion ser
vice. Americans, Germans, Norwegians
Danes and Swedes are cordially invited to
take part.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Nels Olson and Johanna Olson, Embro
Oleson and Enga Hanson, James Hanson
and NJ. Y. Coghill. S. B. Gault and Mrs. Lucy
James S. Evans and A. Hill, Z. o. johnson
and 5. Z. Nelson, Charles G. Bolander and
Ida NJ. MiliaDder, a. n. Wilson and Mary
johnson.
The GLOBE has already received large
plumber OF very elaborate musical pro-
grammes of the yesterday music in differ
ent churches. In order that the list pub
IsheG may be complete it is absolutely
necessary that any others desiring the pub
LEGATION i'll these columns of such pro-
grammes, should send them in some time to-
day. Almost all churches have prepared
something special for Sunday, and it viii be
taken as a great favor if the programmes are
sent in this afternoon or evening
=, Ed FIahuig9n, young man accused of
the larceny of five pairs Of pants from the
store, of Henry Hannah, at Seventh and
Rosabel streets, was arraigned before Judge
Cory yesterday. A continuance was granted
until today, and, in default Of $500 bail. he
was taken to the county jail. The man
named Behan, alias Moore. who was prin-
clpal actor i'll sensational scandal with
which the wife of the clerk of the provincial
court at Winnipeg was connected, is said to
be implicated in the theft, and the police
are looking for him.
There was q large gathering yesterday af-
ternoon at the First Presbyterian church,
the occasion being a fair given for the bene-
fit of the Young Ladies' Auxiliary. Con-
splcuous among the numerous stalls was
one presided over By the little folks of the
Busy Bee Mission band. This stall is well
stocked with every variety OF fancy articles,
and is securing large share of attention
from the visitors. In charge of other stalls
equally attractive are Miss Bohrer, Miss Irv.
ing. the Misses PostlethWaite and Miss Bur-
dick: Not the least attractive part of the
display is the candy department. in charge
of Misses Postlethwaite and Burdlck.