St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Yesterdays bank ciearings, S51O, O,36459.
The 500 depot will be finished next week
The mercury registered 81 deg. above yes
terday at noon.
The new garbage crematory will be 4Ox54
feet, thirty feethigh
This is the last week for filing complaints
with the board of equalization.
The Irish American club is projecting an
excursion to White Bear lake Aug. L.
Rev. Waldo Messaras of Philadelphia has
declined the call of the First Baptist church.
j. E. John has been appointed excursion
agent of the Lake Minnetonka Navigation
company.
A dead horse has been lying among the
logs above suspension bridge for the past
three days.
George C. Mayhem was yesterday acquitted
upon the charge of violating the building
ordinance.
Hon. E. NJ Wilson will give lawn party
Friday evening. A concert will be given by
Danz's orchestra.
Park Avenue Congregational DR.. Wood
bury's last Sunday before vacation. Evening
theme: ''In His Name"
The funeral of Walter s. Bickwell, who was
drowned at Lake Harriet Thursday night oc-
cured yesterday afternoon.
An excursion of sixteen coaches filed
with employees of the Milwaukee road yester-
day went to Lake Minnetonka, where the an
nual picnic was held.
burSldrS, fTludy hight, DfOhe lnlO wanna
maker d Browns merchant tailoring estab
ment at 321 Hennepin avenue, and carried
off a quantity of goods.
At Simpson M. E. church: Preaching
morning and evening by the pastor, J. NJ.
Bull, Morning theme, "Sill Small Voice -
evening. 'Prohibition.''
The body of boy believed to be Axel Carl
son, living at 1913 Sixth street north, who
was drowned Thursday. was recovered at the
head of Nicollet island last night.
The Church of the Redeemer will hold
services to-day ut the First Unitarian church.
corner Mary place and Eighth street. Rev.
NJ. D. Shutter will preach. Subject: ''Seed
and Blossom"
A passenger train on the ST. Paul & Du-
luth road was derailed at the Monroe street
crossing in Northeast Minneapolis yesterday
afternoon. The train was fortunately going
slowly and but little damage was done.
Col. W. A. Taylor. proprietor of the ''Elete''
saloon, was yesterday reminded that he had
forgotten to take out license by being ar
rested upon the charge of selling liquor with
out a license. The arrest was probably made
as warning to tardy saloonkeepers.
The following meetings of council com
mittees have been called: Monday, alder
men of the Fourth ward, 10 a. M: work
10 a. m; Wednesday, roads and bridges
2:3O p. M; Thursday, paving, $3.50 p. m.
The various exhibits for the Exposition
| are rapidly being systematized, especially so
| with the art gallery. Installments are being
received already, and the articles for the
| womans department, principally needle
| work and art embroidery, are coming in
| rapidly.
| < Building permits were yesterday issued to
| n. A. Freeburg, two two-story wooden dwell
| ings ON Lyndale avenue, between Twenty
sixth and Twenty avenues north to
| cost $1,000; o. S. Floren. tEo two-story
| wooden dwellings on Lyndale avenue, be-
seventh M
avenues north, to cost S11,0OO; Augsburg
seminary, two and-a-half-story brick We
| neered dwelling. corner Twenty-second ave-
nue. and Eighth street south, to cost 81, ,00O