St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-18
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SETTINGS.

education nj 4 clock this afternoon.
Mrs. W. r. Ladd and her parents have
goRe-to HardIord, Con-, for the summer.
Father Harrison has been appointed pastor
of St Marys Catholic church, at Merriam
Park.
The adjourned meeting of the municipal
conference committee viii be held at 30
this evening.
Adam Scott. aged seyenty-three, an old
settler in St Paul died yesterday at his resi-
dence on University avenue.
A number of burglaries are reported by res
Idents of Ramsey street perpetrated, it is
claimed, by gang Of young toughs who in
fest the neighborhood.
Eighty licenses have been taken out by dog
owners in the city. This is a small showing,
when at low computation the number OF
dogs III the city totals 5000
Rev. s. Crothers. in his sermon yesterday
at the Unitarian church, declared that the
tendencies OF the times were favorable to
larger and purer religious faith.
1t is estimated that 7,0G0 people yesterday
patronized the interurban line. the Grand
avenue line and the West Seventh street line
Of the city street railway system.
Mr. and Mrs j. ". Owens pleasantly en-
tertained a dinner party of Twelve, Friday
evening as farewell 10 MI and Mrs. c. E.
Dickerman, who VIII shortly sail for Eu-
rope.
An excursion to Saltwater on the Henrietta
and barge Will take place Decoration Gay III
connection with the Parish Guild of the AS
rension church 4 band OF seventeen pieces
will furnish The music
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs D. a.
Curtiss viii be glad to learn that Mrs. Curtlss
has sufficiently recovered from her severe ILL
ness that they have removed from Pleasant
nvenue to 1885 Rondo street, Merriam Park.
Frank Steward. a painter. was arrested yes
ierday afternoon by Officer Rose on a charge
otlarceny. Steward went into a store on
East Seventh streetand. while the proprietor
was busy serving him, opened the till and
pUroned s..
Mrs Fitch, of San Francisco. Cal, wife of
George K Fitch, one Of the editors and
proprietors of the San Francisco Bulletin and
san Francisco Call. with her daughter. Miss
Fitch. is visiting her niece, Mrs. John D.
Sloane, GIL Dayton avenue.
Mai 0. C. Houghton and family are oc
rupyng their summer cottage at Mahtomedi.-
Oh the shore OF White Bear lake. The season
promises unusual gaiety at this delightful
spot. New cottages are being erected, also
lake pavilion, and the hotels being enlarged.
A Sunday school has been organized at the
floating bethel, at the foot Of Sibley street.
a meeting for the purpose was held at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. and it was
largely attended. AT o clock the chaplain,
Rev T. r. Pierce. held divine services. 1t
was an interesting and instructive sermon.
The vested choi- OF the Ascension Episco-
pal church, corner Clinton avenue and Isabel
q.
voices, and it being Whitsunday and also
choir sunday, an elaborate programme of
music was rendered al this church last even
ing.
William Pannen was found in a very
healthy state Of intoxication last evening by
police officer, who sent him to the central
station. He was in possession OF a very
wicked looking revolver. which was fully
loaded so he had an additional charge of
carrying concealed weapons booked against
him.
The fire department. had TWO runs yesterday
evening between and i. The first was in re-
sponse 10 a still alarm at Westminster street
bridge where the sidewalk was burning, and
The second for woodshed on fire in the rear
of SIS West Seventh street. The damage was
nominal in both cases.
". c. Deacon, the well-known newspaper
man of this city, was very busily engaged
yesterday in saying farewell 10 his numerous
friends. MIR. Deacon viii now be located in
Minneapolis as a member of the GLOBE
staff, ard he carries with him abundant
wishes for his welfare.
A social was given at the residence of W.
X. Dixon last week by the st. Margaret Guild
of the Ascension Episcopal church. Mr..
Franklin. lay reader presideG.and fine pro-
gramme was given by the Misses E. Baer, E.
Graves, L. Myers, Edith Gray, F. Bruner
and Messrs. II. Gibson. J. Nuns, L. Peabody,
X. Agnew and W. Pheris.
Peter Asp a Swede sixty-five years old,
who boards at IA Broadway. died suddenly
yesterday in his room. DR.. Darling the
deputy coroner. certified that heart disease
was the cause of death. Asp was a tailor,
and had worked a number of years for San
dell, the East Seventh street tailor. The
body was taken to the undertaking establish
ment of Dampier. on West Third street.
Rev. NJ. d. Shutter, of Minneapolis,
preached before the Universalist society in
the Grand opera house at II o'clock yester-
day forenoon. The quartette sang 80 Wor-
ship the Lord and by Babylon's Waters"
ana MIR. Lienau sang Zion with a violin
obligato Dy J. W. Won Goetzen. The latter
also played the celebrated Largo of Han
del. Oh the violin.
Mayor Denney explains the bonding ques-
tions CT South st. Paul in a much more salts
factory manner than has been generally un-
derstood. He says: at is not likely that
more than $40 coo bonds will be issued for
water works during the first season, and, in
fact, as much less as it is possible to have
the water works system built for. The water
i1yo1v-
as the people will probably be willing to pay
the light water rates as provided for by the
bill
The hot weather yesterday affected the
business at police headquarters, for at mid
night the bastile contained choice colIec-
tion of drunks in various stages, ranging
from the good-natured jag to the wild de-
lirium tremens. Among those registered by
Jailor O'Keefe were Peter McCann, Frank
Hughes, Dunk Wood, Charles Robertson Pat
Quillan, Louis Johnson, James Dennis, Mike
Breslin and Fred Peterson. This morning
they will all be suffering from severe head
aches when they face Judge Twohy in the
municipal court.
Andrew Schneider 96 East Eleventh street
%ell-known i'll connection with the Edison
Light works here. was on Saturday, suddenly
rallied 10 Utica, N. Y, where he has gone to
pay the last tribute of respect to his mother
Mrs. Mary Schneider, who died there on the
10 inst, aged siXty-eight years. A highly re-
spectacle family of father. two sons and
four daughters, who mourn the loss of a
faithful, affectionate and devoted wife and
mother survive her. Mr.. SCHNEIDER has
The sympathy of his numerous friends in
St. Paul, in his affiiction.
A. o. f. of A. Convention.
The third annual convention of the
Grand Court of Minnesota was-held at
Waseca, Minn., on Tuesday and
"Wednesday of last week. After the