St. Paul daily globe., 1890-12-29
IN SUNDAY SIEVES.

j. L. Rutherford is spending his holidays
in the East.
carol service was held last evening at
Christ church.
Company Z Will give hop at the armory
to morrow evening.
It is rumored that D. O'Mulcahy is to get
the appointment of deputy state auditor.
st. Patrick's Literary society gives an en-
tertainment this evening at the school hall.
There was a Sunday school Christmas con-
cert at the Plymouth church last evening.
Excelsior lodge of Odd Fellows give
grand ball Wednesday evening at Hotel
Ryan.
There is disposition on the part of West
siders to cut that part of the city into two
wards.
1t is expected the electric cars will be in
operation on South Wabasha street and Rice
street this week.
Ignatius Donnelly is now generally con-
ceded the inside run for the presidency of
the Farmers Alliance.
The West Side Turnverein will give GYM
nastic exhibition and concert tomorrow
evening at The West Side opera house.
In all the Episcopal churches yesterday
the Christmas day music was repeated by the
choirs. There were large congregations.
The employees of the American Express
company are TO be entertained tomorrow
evening at 4 baEqCetat the Metropolitan.
1t being Xmas eek there were remarkably
few names on !he hotel registers. The new
arrivals at each hotel could be counted upon
your fingers.
The executive committee of the Farmers
Alliance meets to-day at the Clarendon no.
tel. The annual meeting opens tomorrow
at the Newmarket. Upwards of l, 200 dele
gates are expected in the city to-day.
The police request that the party who took
seal plush hat by mistake from a pew in
the cathedral at the close Of early mass yes
terday morning will return the article to po-
lice headquarters any evening after z.
The Twilight Dancing club will give its
next social dance Wednesday next at the
Westmoreiand hall, corner of Tenth and ST.
Peter. The club is working hard maxi ng
preparations for the dance A very pleasant
and social time is expected. Music by Sci
bert's orchestra.
The new and very pleasing hymn, Salts
fed as sung by Miss richards al the Peo-
pies church yesterday morning was the
composition. i'll words and music, of the
young journalist H. j. Richardson. To one
who can truly inculcate the sentiment of the
poem tnere must be inucn sunshine IN lie,
and disposition worthy of example.
1t is certain that during the coming season
the Great Nortnern will push its lines to the
Pacific coast with all speed. The contract
for building the extension from the summit
Of the Rockies to point beyond the Kootenai
river has been let to Shepherd, Seims d CO.,
of St Paul. This makes the extension from
the main line at Havre. Mont about 500
miles, the first l25 miles of which have been
completed and turned over to the operating
department
Lieut.. Alfred B. johnson. adjutant of the
Seventh regiment of infantry, is elicamped
with his regiment on Cherry creek S. d.
and during his absence in the Indian
country his wife is on a visit TO her parents
in this city. She spent the fall in California
for her health and on her return to Fort
Logan, near Denver, found the post practi-
cally abandoned, and SO she continued her
journey to ST. Paul to await the termination
of the present Indian campaign, when she
will rejoln her husband
The event which transcends all others In
interest among The cultured and refined peo.
pie of st. Panl is the appearance of Henry
NJ. Stanley, which will occur al the Peo pie S
has arrived in Minneapolis, where he is to
lecture this evening. 1t would not be sur.
prising to find standing room at premium
at the Peoples church Tuesday evening, fol
the enthusiasm awakened by Mr.. Stanley
wherever he has appeared is something
which is simply phenomenal.