St. Paul daily globe., 1891-09-23
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
The Programme of the Thanks
giving Services.

giving Services.
The festival jubilee services will be
held at 10 a. m. in the Grand opera
house. They will be of non-sectarian
character and will be interesting to all.
Following IS the programme:
overture. Sd Regiment U. s. Infantry Band
Chorus, "Oh, Lord, How Manifold; . Barnby
Church choir singers, conducted by Thomas
Taylor Drill.
Doxology.
Lords Prayer. -. Led by Rev. Falk Gjertson
chorus. Boys Choir OF Gethsemane Church
o. B. Bass, choirmaster.
Selections from Psalms
4 h................ Rev. Skogsberg
nReapers Chorus from HRnb nRDPI sa%uel GaTk GanI
Church Choir singers.
II II........ ......-..........R Rev. Francis Hayes
t,.:,, Rev ). D. Faude
Harvest Hymn ....... james Montgomery
Read by Rev. Smith Baker
Addresses limited to five minutes
Rev. .. III. Tiffany, Prof. D. Tousley, Rev.
Wayland Hoyt.
Chorus.
thanksgiving prayer. Rev. J. S. Black
National Hymn-"America'
Read by F NJ. Simmons
b enedicton. .......... Rev. j. II. Tutte
Religious services will also De held at
Holy Rosary church, in South Mime
apolis. At s o'clock in the morning
solemn high mass will be celebrated by
Very Rev. X. NJ. Bloomer, assisted by
Revs. B. a. EMS ana j. Walsh, o. p,
as deacon and subdeacon respectively.
The sermon will be preached by the
archbishop. The Rosary quartette, as
sisted by a numerous chorus, will rem
der La Hash'S grand miss Pro Pace"
Select solos will be rendered by Messrs.
KitZ and Dibb and by Misses Averill
and Nellie O'Brien. The surpllced
chair of sixty altar boys will intone
hymn OF thanksgiving, to be sung by
grand children's choir of 800 voices.
Supt. Henderson yesterday issued the
following. precautionary request to the
citizens of Minneapolis and the wisdom
of following the advice contained
therein will be readily seen.
Headquarters Police Department,
Minneapolis, Sept. 22.-To the Citizens
OF Minneapolis: l desire to call the at
tention of our citizens to the Importance
of watching carefully their own houses
and not leaving them without protec-
tlon during to-morrow's parade. The
police department will do all that can
be done to protect our city and watch
closely the line of march, as far as 1t is
possible, so that our own citizens, as
well as 1.-THE stranger within our gates"
may view the parade and feel that every
effort is being made for their comfort
and safety.
hope the people of Minneapolis will
cooperate with the department in an
effort to see that order is preserved and
the day given the dignity and import
ance to which it would seem to be en-
titled. This cooperation will tighten
the labors of the officers and make the
day more pleasant one for us all.
r. r. HENDERSON,
uperintendent of Police.
Richard Chute has presented very
handsome banner. which will be carried
at the head of the procession. The
background will be of sky blue, and on
the front tide will appear the words:
Praise God, from. Whom all blessings flow;
Praise Him, all creatures here below.
While on the other side will be the in
scription:
The earth is the Lord and the fullness
thereof.
Mr.. Chute is at Nashville, Tenn, and
is unable TO attend the festival, hut as
soon as he learned of it he wrote and
ordered the above described banner
made and presented in his name to the
committee.
E. j. Phelps, treasurer of the commit
ice, yesterday received long letter
from a committee of the Minneapolis
compensation the local musicians are to
receive. The letter recites the fact that
the association has given S25 to the gem
eral fund, and then goes OH to show how
unfair it is to ask the men to play
for less than regular rates. 1t
declares that the street railway
company might as well be asked to
make a two or three-cent fare for to-mor-
row. SO far as justice is concerned. The
statement is made that all reports re-
gardIng quarrel among the members
of the association is false, and MIR.
Phelps is asked to carefully consider
the claims of the musicians, who are
simply asking for what is their due.
At meeting of the members of the
AfroAmerican league last evening it
was decided to participate in the festi-
val parade tomorrow afternoon with
floats showing the progress of the col
ored race from 1865 to the present time.
A committee consisting of r. ii. Griffin,
G. P. Hamilton, W. r. Rogers, T. T..
Griffin and e. Woods was appointed to
arrange for the display.