St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were S33s, Ss.O7,
and for the week, 81, 7s2, 542-2i
The county superintendent's ONCE day win
hereafter be on Saturday instead OF Monday.
There viii be meeting OF the county board,
A. o. H., ut Window hall, NJ O'Clock this az
ter noon.
The water board held an adjourned meeting
last night Only miscellaneous business was
transacted.
The Third ward aldermen tomorrow will
make a tour OF inspection TO see what streets
need grading in the ward.
The remains OF Robert Graham. who
dropped dead at the union depot Friday night,
will be taken East to-day.
Fraternity Lodge, l. D. o. f.. will hold a
special session AT their lodge rooms at o
u. IN. Monday. Visiting brethren are invited
TO attend.
An extra train for Lake Minnetonka will
leave Sixth street on the motor line at 1906
O'Clock this forenoon, leaving Excelsior on the
return trip at l2:l5 p. m.
The funeral OF james Murray, whose re-
mains arrived yesterday from wicks- Mont,
where he died Tuesday, will take place this
afternoon from the residence, $40 Tenth ave-
nue. south.
An arch supporting a sidewalk gave way in
front OF the jefferson school on Western ave-
nue. yesterday morning, allowing several
pedestrians to fall into the area below. No
one was hurt.
Articles were filed yesterday incorporating
the Butt Thermo-Electric Regulator company,
with a capital stock of 100000. The incor-
porators are H. NJ. Butt, i. NJ. Hay and w. X,
NJ. Mccormick.
The new Methodist Episcopal church at the
corner of Bloomington avenue and Thirty
second street south, will be dedicated this
afternoon, Rev. j. L. Pitner OF the Hennepin
Avenue VI. E. church delivering the sermon
Samuel Boone, a young man employed by
the Eclipse Installment company, was yester-
day arrested upon a warrant charging him
with pawning check worth IS which be-
longed TO the company and pocketing the
proceeds.
The handsomest piece OF sign writing on
any window in this city may be seen at o. G.
Janphere Co. in the Semplo Court, corner
of Hennepin and Washington avenues. BY
the way, Lanphere is the largest importer OF
Havana cigars in Minneapolis.
The Pioneer Elevator company, composed of
o. n. Ostrom, Charles e. Lindberg and F. b.
Van Horsen, fled articles of incorporation
yesterday. The capital stock is TO be 500 900,
divided into shares OF $50 each. The period
Of continuance of the corporation is set at
thirty years.
Letters found on the body of David Sicily,
the young man killed in East Minneapolis by
a train on the Omaha road, show that he has
sister, Mrs. J. w. Doremer, living at 1885
Clybourne avenue Chicago and q father, John
Shelley, living At Reed, Ontario Both have
been notified.
This morning delegation from the Chicago
lodge, brotherhood OF Elks, will arrive to
assist i'm the institution to-day OF a lodge of
the order ut Minneapolis. Thomas +. Nc
Caravan, NJ T. Lyle, G. f. Henderson, James
Page, W. G. Sullivan last evening arrived
from Duluth 10 participate in the ceremonies.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued Yesterday: John A Fetterley and Thora
A. Olson, A w. Thomas and Mamie Price, A.
A. OsEood and Nellie NJ. Price, H. Akselson
and Kitty Anda, James Nelson and Julia Ben
nett. r. s. Palmer aud Louise NJ. Huntington,
August Carlson and Hannah Swenson. Milton
Frulinberg and Clarende Preston. The last
named lady came in alone and procured the
license.