St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-13
STILL WATER SILHOUETTEs
No Nav improvements Are to Be Begun
This Year.
MORE POLICEMEN WANTED
4 Member Of the Rouse Of Commons
the Guest Of Senator
Sabin.

Yates, Sutton and Kitty were APP
pointed as committee to meet yester-
day with the mayor and the heads OF
the various municipal departments for
the purpose of mapping out plan in
reference to the economical conduct Of
city affairs during the coming year.
The session was held at considerable
length at Mayor Durant's office, and the
committee will submit report at an
early meeting of the council. The
mayor advises that ITO new improve
ments be begun this year, but that
those already under way be preserved
and carried out SO far as possible. The
file chief insisted on no extra apprOpri-
alton for his department, but the street
commissioner said that much work was
needed OH streets to preserve improve
ments already begun. The city engi-
neer agreed with the mayOr.that no new
work should be begun, and the chief Of
police asked that the force be increased
by three men, ana that the police cap
tain's salary be raised to $1,000 a year.
Church announcements for to-day are
as follows: First Presbyterian, MORN
Ing service. ordination and installation
of elders and deacOns; evening theme.
"Mental and Spiritual Photography"
Ascension church, divine service and
holy communion at 1O:30; evening SER
vice at 1:3O. First Methodist. morning
theme, s'FreeuOin:" in the evening
there will be ClOral Service OF Doc
trine, consisting of responsive readings
and music. Prof. Maria Sanford will
preach at the Universalist church in the
morning. Tie usual services will be
held at the Congregational and Baptist
churches.
II. Seton Karr, member of the Brit
ish house of commons, England, and
Prof. Cox. of New YORK, were the guests
of Senator Sabin yesterday. Their visit
is supposed to be of business nature
and of interest to citizens Of Saltwater,
but as to the real siyniIicance of their
presence there is nothing as yet given
out for publication.
William Petony. burglary, sixteen
months; John Eisnerstrom. grand lar
ctny, five years: and Ell. Thorn. grand
larceny, two years and two months.
were received yesterday from Hennepin
county. This is Petony's third term i'll
the Minnesota state prison.
The annual Ill 4eting of Ascension
parish for the election of wardenS and
vestrymen, and four delegates to the
annual council. Will lie held tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. Thomas Fredericks, st. Paul.
wife of Conductor Fredercks, OF the
Omaha, returned home yesterday after
brief visit TO Mrs. l.. f. Collins.
The Albright band, of the First Pres
byterian church. will give a social to-
morrow evening at the re idence Of Ii.
G. Fogle.
Capt. R. J. Wheeler. of Durant &
Wheeler, returned yesterday from a
prutracted stay in California.
The Union station restaurant. which
has had rather precariOus existence OF
late, was closed yesterday.
Is. X. Watson, a prominent resident
of Lakeland, is reported as seriously i'll
with pneumonia.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
The overshadOwing social affair of
the week was the banquet of Company
X. given with great eclat at the Sawyer
house Thursday evening. Tne tOastS
were well arranged and apportioned. ,
and the responses constituted as gOod
afJer-dinner SpeecheSa rs ever were made
on any local occasion OF the kind. The
Easter week began with very fine ball
gwen at Pythian hall Monday ev Ming
by the Uniform Rank, and dance on
the same evening at Music hall under
the direction of the molderS. One of
the really enjoyable events was the re-
citaI given by the pupils of Mrs. c. II.
Browne at Music hall Tuesday evening.
Other pleasantries were the dance of
the Ivy Leaf club "Wednesday night,
the annual supper and sale given by
the Ascension parish ladies ON Tuesday
and the dance of the S. o. F. club Fri
day evening. The opera house will he
reopeDed tomorrow night by Stewards
Fat Mems CiuD," and on the same
evening the Maennerchor will give
dance at Music hall. Last evening che
professors of music at GusIavuS AdOlph-
us college and male quartette of stu
dents gave All enjoyable concert at the
Swedish Lutheran church. The Daugh-
tiers of Rebecca will give dance at Odd
Fellows hall Friday evening.
j. A. DeragiSch, of the Minnesota
Mercantile company, returned Thurs
day after six weeks spent in travelling
in an effort TO repair his broken nealth.
Oscar Nelson and Miss Catherine Mel
son attended the reception Of the senior
class at Shattuck school, Faribault,
Wednesday evening.
Col. C. 5. Bunker, Capt. A. E. Chant
Ter anC Capt. j. "A. Reeu were among
those from abroad who attended the
Company K banquet.
F. V. Comfor.. after visiting Dakota
and Iowa points, arrived home WedneS-
day.
Mrs. A. Westergren, of Marine, is the
guest of her son, J. A. WestergreD.
James Douglas started Friday for his
former home at Fredericton, N. B.
}. A. Frederickson left Friday for
Peoria. where he will locate.
Ex-Warden Reed spent the greater
part of the week in the city.
Miss Sue Brown is the guest of Miss
Ollie WaltherS at ST. Paul.
j. S. O'Brien returned Friday from
Hannibal, Mo.
j. F. Burke returned yesterday from
Chicago.
COMO.