St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-26
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.


Bank clearances yesterday were
s56l ,290.63.
Friday evening there will be fare
we'll receptlon to Rev. DIR. MacLaurin.
Articles incorporating the Associated
Charities of Minneapolis were filed yes
terday.
A petition is being circulated TO have
the bridge over BaSSett'S creek made
wider.
The American section of the social
lists are going to hold open meetings
every Sunday evening.
Yesterday the Peoples theater ther-
mometer showed range OF from ~ deg.
above zero to deg. below.
An application has been made to have
a receiver appointed for b. w. Anlnn,
the jeweler in Temple court.
Mrs. Olive Cooper Hoyt is guest OF
her sister at 1881 Lyndale avenue south.
Mrs. Hoyt is of COruhna, Mich.
Miss Sanford. of the university. gave
a talk to the teachers OF WayZata OH the
topic How to Teach Reading
George NJ. Brush, of Winona, is to
represent the commission house or >.
i. Body & Co., of Chicago, in this city.
One of the children of family named
Erickson. at 230S Tenth avenue south.
died suddenly yesterday and Coroner
Towers was called.
f. ]. Phelps. A. NJ. Keith and W. j.
Hahn filed articles yesterday incorporat-
ing the Associates Realty company with
capital stock of S2,000.000.
The Union league excursion to the
Inauguration has been abandoned, after
all. They could not make satisfactory
FOR ptotI
John G. Woolley speaks this morning
at 1890 at Labor Temple hall, The w.
G. T. Z. ladies are running a lunch
table there during the convention.
Mrs. T. S. O'Brien, widow of the late
Conductor O'Brien, is going to give an
art drawing of her picture 1.-The Old
Mill" 1t is valuable piece of art.
The city engineer office employees have
been notified that a. IN. must see them
at work of morning, and that there
shall he 10 idling between that hour and
5p.m.
The Herald, of Helena, Mont. is au-
thority for the statement that eX-MayOr
A. a. AmeS. of Minneapolis, has Signl-
fed his willingness to SuperIntend the
Aborn house lottery drawing at that
place March 50.
At the young ladies' prize contest at
the Minneapolis academy. Miss Mary
Smith was awarded first prize, Miss
Blanch Wright second, and Miss Mamie
Estes third.
A dime social is to be given at the
residence of J. G. Henderson, 312
Twenty-eighth street south. tomorrow
evening, the proceeds to go to help a
destitute family.
The de Mars Jewelry Manufacturing
company, was Incorporated yesterday
with capital stock of $1,000, by G.
Wright Davidson. E. J. Edwards, Louis
D. de Mars and Angela G. de Mars.
Health Officer Kilvington returned
yesterday morning from trip East, in
the course of which he took i'll Toronto,
Hamilton and Buffalo. He investigated
their methods of disposing Of garbage.
The family of L. c. Wilson, 1907 Lin
den avenue; of William F. Roger, 2S05
Twenty-siXth avenue south, and the
family of Henry Stoldman, at 722 Four
teenth avenue north, are troubled with
diphthcria.
John King, one of the contractors
whose bids for the seasons curbing
were not accepted, feels injured be-
cause certain papers published reports
stating that his bid was not according to
The people of the suburbs are asking
for branch postotiices. North Mime
apolis will have hers at the corner of
and the lake region will take theirs at
the corner Of Lyndale avenue and Lake
street.
DIR. Carl Lunholtz, a member of the
Academy of Sciences of Chrlstiana,
Norway, will lecture Friday evening
on Australia. The lecture is TO be Illus
trated with stereopticOn views of points
touched by the lecture. The benefits
are for the dispensary of the uni
versity.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to James Nary and Minnie Shuitz;
Carl A. Martin and Nellie Reed; Ellen
Z. Caine and Minnie. A. Grimshaw:
John Cullen and Kate Donlin; John
Anderson and Ida NJ, johnson; Frank
d. Champlin and Ella A. Evans; Edgar
G. Barratt and Kate d. FOrman.
The funeral of Mark Mccoy. we'll
known railway conductor, was held yes
terday from the church of the Immacu-
late Conception. Mr.. Mccoy has up to
short time ago been well-to-do. but
dissipation brought him to absolute
want, and he died in poverty last We'd
Dcsday.
Next Thursday evening is to be
concert at All Saints church, on Clin-
ton avenue and Twenty-sixth street, for
the benefit Of the church. The feature
OF the evening will be the singing of
Miss Susie Mckay and Miss Olive
Fremstaat. The church choir will also
render several numbers.
At its meeting yesterday, tie council
committee Oh paving voted to recon-
mend the annulling of the ordering of
stone sidewalks on Laurel avenue from
Seventeenth street to ColfaX avenue, on
Fifteenth street from Hennepin to Lau-
rel avenue, and on Eighth avenue south,
from Fourth to Tenth streets.
Aids. Bradish. of the committee on or
dinance, EllingsOn, of the committee on
underground wires, and z. 7. Morrison,
electrician of the fire and police alarm
system, went to Chicago last night to
look up the matter of conduits and un-
derground wires for the benefit of the
committee having those subjects in
charge.
Nearing Completion.
Bridge Engineer Capellan said yester-
day that all the spans of the new Lyn-
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