St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.
Yesterdays bank clearings, 81, 1o6, 3Ss. 8
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Yesterdays bank clearings, 81, 106, $500
A broad guage track is being laid on Emer-
sou avenue north: 3Gy
The Normanna fair opened Monday even
ing at Normanna hall One hundred val
liable prizes will be ratified for on Saturday
next.
The Emanuel Lutheran academy, which is
now conducted by the Emanuel Lutheran
Pastoral association. was formally opened
yesterday.
Bshop-elect McGolrick declines to discuss
his plans concerning the assumption OF his
new duties. he will probably be conseerated
in st. Paul.
An old-fashioned spelling school will be
held at Simpson church Wednesday night.
The young people will serve oysters, COM
mencing at $50.
j. L. Buck. of st. Paul, in the employ of
the Minnesota Transfer company. was badly
injured yesterday in jumping from moving
train at Merriam Park.
The journal Printing company has taken
out permit for a three-story brlck once
building. now in process Of erection at
AZ and 40 Fourth street south, to cost
$4,000.
Trustees of ST. Peter's A. NJ. Z. church were
elected Monday night as follows: For three
years, H. T. Middleton, William Arnold; two
years, Solomon Saunders; one year, John
GIBSON.
The Chicago, ST. Paul & Kansas City Rail
coupons OF its first mortgage bonds. The
scheme is designed to strengthen the road
financially.
Dairy Commissioner Ives report to be
made public to-day will say that nlne-tenlns
of the white wine vinegar sold III the state is
adulterated. He will also report as 10 the
baking powders.
Frank DAM ST., injured during the demon
stration in honor of Ames Saturday night, is
not in dangerous condition. as has been re-
ported. While severely injured, his case
does not warrant any apprehension.
The articles of incorporation of the Mime,
apolis Wood Designing company were nleu
to-day with the secretary of state. The cap
ital stock is 1000. and among the moor
porators are Charles Nee. Reeve and Douglas
Volk.
The funeral of Samuel j. Sutton. comrade
George y. Morgan post, G. A. r., Will be helo
at 10 o'clock a. III. to-day at Hume d DAVIS
undertaking rooms Hennepin avenue. op-
posite West hotel Comrades and friends In
yited.
An action sale Of lots in the new Riverside
addition to Minneapolis, held last evening IN
| the Bank of MINNEAPOLIS building. was we'll
attended by buyers. Another sale VIII pe
held this evening al 80 O'Clock. IL is an
important event in the real estate history OF
Minneapolis.
Three new courts OF A u Z. OF A1l GdI'n,
| will be established on Monday night at court
| Nicollet which, under the new law, is deslg,
mated as the orening court. One court.wlll
be located in the center of the city, one a,
| Eighth avenue south and Lake street, aH9
the third at the corner of Riverside and
| Cedar.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 70
Frank Born and Laura Smith, Frank RaJch-
man and Teresa Studnicka. Charles f. Shep-
pard and Elsie Earle, Charles Il; Noltham
and Carrie M. Curtiss, Angus NJ BosseT an ma
Mary E. Wright, Joseph Roy and Elmlra
! Guard, John Sawbridge and Belle Davis,
| Charles Roy and Florida Voyer, Anton olson
and Minnie L. Sundberg, P. NJ. HoH and
| Anna NJ. Fillmore.
The chamber OF commerce election occurs
to-day. and the following nominations VIII
| probably be confirmed President, e. M.
| Loring; vice president, G. B. Kirkbridge
secretary, G. c. Sturlevant; treasurer, ii. IL.
Thayer. cashier of the National Bank OF Com
merce; board of directors for one year: M
| B. Koon. F. W. Cummings, P. B. Mann, w.
| D. Gregory; board of arbitration: 5. ID. car
| gill, F. L. Greenleaf, &. D. Rogers, Z. r.
| Wheeler; board of appeals: L. r. BROOKS, D.
F. Clrgill, A. B. Robbins.