St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-25
SALTWATER SILhOUETTES
Fine Programmes of Music for Christ
mas.
O'ERIEN-SEARLES CONTEST.
Jlck Dahl ARRESTED for Reckless Driv-
iDg---GsLerll News Of the
Bluff City.

Christmas day VIII be observed at
nearly all of the churches In this city
to-day. excepting at the Presbyterian
and congregational churches, whe.e
CnristmaS services were held last sun
day. The following excellent musical
programme will be rendered at ST.
MichaePs church:
"Adeste Fiaelis". ........ ...Soprano solo
Mss Annie Schermuly
TYRE and Gluria of 81. LIa.r's Mass
Qui TOLLS tcf The olorial-
Miss Annie Schermuly
''Eeni Creator 49,. ........ -. bass sCio
Nj. Meyers and Chorus.
CredO S8nctus. DenedicIus and Agnus Del
rom Mlilard's Mass.)
Solo'sts- Messrs. Then Meyer. aud Miss
Annie Schermuly.
Otfertory-''O otlularls'.. 49,. Carlo Bassini
Claude Jackson.
o Miss Nellie Mackey, organist.
AT Ascension Episcopal church
CHOIR cotnpused OF MIS-. \. ID. Stone,
soprano; mrs. +. y. Is. FreleigiI, con
traffic; II. l.. Andrews, tenor and A. IL.
Twitchell. bass, will render the follow
ing programme. acc, mpanied by MRS.
{. Ii. Browne. Organist.
Organ Prelude.-"Christmas'-
A.aihias Won Hoist
Professional Hymn-Forward be Our
watchward.. ...... henry Smart
Venite, IN b Hat. ScnnecAer
GLORIA Patri,
% -t-wart. in B fiat;
(2)nuLchuson i'll b fiat:
(3)Mnmmatt, III u.
Te-Deum. in Is fiat :. ............. Webb
Festival DenedicLus. in b fat :. Whitney
uymii, II Came pom Midnight
Clear Sullivan
.;inr,a TIM 49, 80 '''.'''... IA iaey
hymn-:O Blessed Morn ......... Williams
Observation-Disclosures ...... Shelly
MRS. A. d. Stowe
Communion Hymn :i Bread of the Ia -''
Gloria in Exceisis 1850 Old Chant
t"rale" -. . . ~ lillian E. Ashman
AT the prison the day viii be roy ally
observed. y programme has been pre-
pared which will bt given I'D The chapel
AT ~ a. III. An excellent dinner Will be
Served. and The Inmates will be gwen
tile freedolu of the cellruom during the
day.
The O'Brien-Searles election contest
was taken up azain yesterday, and the
on!y testimony taken was that of County
Auditor Ma,,erman, VINO testified that
there We're seven mutllateti UallO.S re-
turned lOr UBrien, which are now in
contest. The O'Bren part Of the con-
test was adjourned until Tomorrow
afternoon, at 1880. The counter cldlm
of MIR. Searles was bt'gun yesterday b..
fore Justices Wilson and Taft, and the
major portion of tie day was spent in
hearing Testimony of Marine wILnessrS.
MIR. SearleS endedyOred to show that
there had been fraud committed at the
polls OH election day Oy reason of
large amount of whisky which was is
Sded to the voters. No testimony was
taken, however, duplicating Mr.. U'Brlen
in any illegal transaction. Tile case
was adjourned until 10 o'clock t0-lnur-
row morning.
Jack Dahl was arrested yesterday for
drunkenness and reckless driving. lie
hired livery rig. and was arriving in
the direction of South Saltwater when
the buggy Was smashed 10 pieces. He
was picked up, supposedly seriously in
Jured. and was conveyed 10 this city in
the patrol wagon. He was not injured,
however, and was booked OH the charge
OF drunkenness.
Although the striking moIders have
not returned to work at the prison,
new crew of men has been secured, aud
work is >prOgresSlng rapidly.
At the meeting of the board of educa-
ton held Tuesday evening, the ccui-
mittre OH school grounds and buildings
niade report To the effect that the most
suitable place for a bookkeeping and
class room was i'm the southeast corner
of the basement. which could easily he
made by moving the partition between
the lower hall and stage or the audito-
riunl,so that the small room in the tower
shall be included in the new room. The
building OF this new ROOM will probably
solve the mystery of what is to he done
with the twenty-five scholars who are to
he promoted from the lower graGes to
the high school after the holidays. The
resignation Of Miss Maud SOule, TO take
effect at the close of the half year term,
was accepted. and Mrs. Ii. n. McKusick
was engaged as teacher at salary of
$50 per month.
Members of Crook and Mueller posts,
q. 4. r., held JOINT meeting Tuesday
evening and decided to invite Col.
George W. Grant. of Minneapolis, to
deliver his essay on prison life in Dixie
at the camp fire to be held here soon
after the holidays.
Charles Lindall and Alex Nelson were
brought down from the piDeries vestpr-
day morning, having sustained serious
Injuries while at work in the woods.
NILSSON, who was employed at ShOgren'S
camp. near Gordon, Wis, received a
large and severe scalp wound from
falling limb. Lindail was an emp oye
at Donald Downs camp near White
Birch. WIS.,, and while engaged on the
Skldway had one of his legs broken by
being damned between two logs. The
injured Hell we're taken to the city
hospital, where they were attended by
DIR. D. a. Waiter.
III. ii. Gillen left last evening for
few days visit at his home in Cylon.
Wis. "a
1t is expected that the new Baptist
church on Pine street will be dedicated
Sunday. Jan. IL.
A turkey shoot will be held this fore
noon OH the ice opposite the elevator.
The gun club will hold their regular
badge and sweepstakes shoot today.
The total number of scholars enrolled
in the public schools for the month of
December is 1878. In the corresponding
month last year the total number en-
rolled was LASS.
Xmas Comes
But once year, but Secale Flakes are
always with US.
HOLIDAY RATES.