St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-29
SALTWATER NEWS.
Republicans and Democrats Agre
on Municipal Ticket.

Republicans and Democrats Agree
on Municipal Ticket.
The Democratic and Republican commit
tees chosen at the conventions held Thurs
day afternoon, with view of coming to soma
understanding relative to indorsing A. O
Hospes the Republican nominee for city
treasurer. and E. w. Durant. the Democratic
nominee for mayor, met yesterday afternoon
dt the office Of Jourdain & Mathews and
after long debate an agreement was made.
The Republicans agree to withdraw p. N.
Peterson, the nominee for alderman from the
First ward and the Democrats agree to with
draw Gus Sexton, their nominee for alder
man from the Second ward. In the Third
ward. II. L. Foster, Republican, and j. j.
Stinson, Democrat, Will be allowed to fight it
out Fred Scott, the Alliance nominee for
mayor. was asked yesterday whether or not
he would accept the nomination. He replied
that he had not decided as yet
Elaborate programmes for Easter have been
arranged at the various churches to-day. at
the Presbyterian church Rev. l.. II. Morey
will preach at 1880 q. M. The Knights TEN.
plar will attend services i'll body. An exc
ceIlent musical programme has been pre-
pared by the choir. In the evening an Easter
concert service will be given by the Sunday
school. AT Ascension Episcopal church,
Rev. A. ID. Stowe will conduct services at
10 30 a. m. At 1:30 p. m. Rev. Bishop NJ. N.
Gilbert will conduct a confirmation service.
The choir of Ascension church have ar
ranged an unusually fine musical programme
for both morning and evening services. At
the Cniyersalist church Rev. W. Fl. Harring-
ton will preach al 10 30 a. m; subject, ''The
Living Fountain" Rev. j. Fl. Albert will
preach at the Congregational church at 10 30
It's Reality and Value" The Sunday school
scholars will give an Easter concert in the
! evening. At the Methodist church Rev. j.
NJ. Bull will preach at 1890 a. m. and 30 p.
| - .-o1.,
cupy the pulpit at the Baptist church both
| morning and evening.
The following officers of Bayard command
| cry, Knights Templars were installed Friday
evening by R. Z, Sir knight A. 2. lowering,
of Minneapolis, grand commander OF the
state, with Sir Knight ". N. Bushnell, of st.
Paul, as grand marshal; Otis Staples, E. c.;
B. G. Merry c.: ". H. Caine, c. c.; Fred
Scott, S. W.; Il. II. Warren, j. W.; Michael
Moffatt, treasurer; E. S. Brown, recorder; r.
NJ. Anderson, standard bearer; Charles N.
McCluer, warder; Bernard Thelan. sword
bearer; o. A. Waiter, first guard; +. Whitman,
second guard; j.. o; Holden, third guard;
E. ). Pltman, sentinel. Among the visitors
present were Messrs. j. Fl. Wright and o. A.
SLOVENIAN, of Darius commandery. Minneap.
oils, and Messrs. j. G. Terry. +. 81. Milham,
and W. j. G. Kenyon, of Damascus command
cry, St. Paul.
The committee appointed by the city coun-
ell at its last meeting to confer with the ladies'
of the City hospital association relative to
the advisability OF turning the institution
over to the city, met at the hospital yesterday
afternoon. Their report will be made at the
next meeting of the council.
The last week of Lent has been the quietest
socially of any during Lent and very few
gatherings nave occurred. large number
OF social events are promised for next week,
several of which are of no small proportions.
The Madison Square Theater company
gave two creditabIe performances of Uncle
Toms Cabin at the Grand opera house yes.
terday afternoon and evening. At the matt
nee performance every seat was taken.
United States prisoner, in the person Of
George NJ Smith, was received at the prison
yesterday from Fergus Falls. Smith Will
serve thirteen months for forging pension
check.
Miss Matte Searles is home from school al
Pillsbury academy. Owatonna, and is enter
tanning as guest Miss A. E Johnson, OF Min.
neapolis.
R. H. Dixon, superintendent OF the Min.
nesota Thresher company, spent a few da ys
the past week at Des Moines 10.
The Spider Web Whist and Euchre club
was entertained Thursday evening by Mr..
and N rs. H. c. Farmer
George II. Atwood, secretary of the Hersey.
Bea5 Lumber company, returned Friday
from trip to Duluth.