St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-16

re-Presbyterian: Preaching by the
pastor: evening theme: '.,The Present
Epoch in the Religious Life of New
England Grace Congregational
Preaching morning and evening by Rev.
j. M. Chandler, of st. Anthony Park.
Evening theme: "Our country" Re-
ligious services will be held at the Bap-
fist, Episcopal and Methodist churches.
The A o. Ii. will hold special meet
ing to-day to make final arrangements
for the observance of st. Patrick,s day.
In accordance with suggestion of
the Grand Army boys, Warden Randall
Yesterday caused the United States flag
to be hOiSted over the prison, where 1t
will henceforth fly daily.
In the case of Lowell against Doe,
foreclosure proceedings involving the
Sawyer house property. the plaintiff
Yesterday moved that the matter be sub
mitted on the pleadings, and the motion
was granted. Testimony was taken i'll
the case of Olson against James S.
O'Brien and others.
The following named gentlemen, who
for the first time were made acquainted
with the mysteries of the Indian Rite
at Masonic hall last evening, are sug-
gestive of the seven fast dogs announced
as to be sacrificed on this OCCASION: Ii.
j. Fall. E. McCreedy, Ii. K. Huntoon,
K. Nj. SandersOn and M. Chambers, of
Lakeland, and c. E. Bolles and John
Siebold, of Valley Creek.
The Democratic convention at the
city hall last evening was attended by
full delegations from all the wards and
was called to order by John F. Burke.
chairman of the city committee, who
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the convention. John j. Stinson was
chosen secretary, both these officers
being sworn i'll by Judge j. G. Meth
away. The chair appointed as commit
tee on credentials, j. S. OBrien. Joseph
Eichten and S. E. Slocum, whose re-
port showed no contests, and was unani-
mously adopted, the entire body being
composed of thirty delegates. Nomi-
nations for municipal judge being
next in order, j. S. O'Brien
offered resolution to the effect that
judicial positions should be filled with
out partisan strife, and that the secre-
tary be instructed to cast the ballot of
the convention for j. G.. Nethaway as
candidate Tor municipal judge and for
l.. l.. Manwaring for associate judge.
These candidates are the incumbentS of
the respective offices for which they are
UCluS Ut
publican. The chair was authorized to
chose city committee of one member
from each of the seven precincts, and
one member at large. The following
action i'll regard to aIdermanc nominal
lions was taken by the ward deIega-
tionS: First ward, successor to George
Low for three years term the
delegation adjourned to next Sat
urday evening without nominating
though Charles Lustig is apparently the
choice of the delegation. Second ward,
DR.. w. c. VOight was nominated to sue
coed F. B. Yates for the full term.
Third ward deferred nominations to
succeed Pattee. three years, and Reed,
one year, until next Saturday night.
The chair will announce the city COM
mittee. The convention was harmoni-
Gus throughout. and its members are en-
thusiastle over the general political out
look in state and nation.
John Thompson, an employee at j, p.
Baker d Co.'s Tamarac river camp, was
brought down last evening suffering
evidently from severe conclusion of the
tree which he had Just assisted i'm saw
ing down. His relatives live in st.
Paul.
The contest between the North and
South hills whist skies resulted Friday
evening in gain of thirty-two points
for the South hill, leaving the North
hill but ten points ahead. Three more
meetings will conclude the series of
games.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
Quite naturally the overslladoWing
event of the week. or of the season for
that matter, was the golden wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. H.. C. Parker, Monday
evening at the Sawyer. The more than
hundred guests included the representa-
tive people in society, business and pro-