St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-26
rom Third street north to Western av-
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday were $751;
096.34.
The board of education holds it's reg
uiar meeting Wednesday afternoon.
The Presbyterian alliance will meet
at Westminster church this evening.
j Annunciation day was celebrated in
all the Catholic churches yesterday.
Charles Bees, thirteen years of age, is
missing from 245 Third avenue north.
i s. Turner. residing on Franklin ave-
, nue., was badly hurt in runaway yes
terday.
An entertainment was given by the
. Woman's Home Missionary society last
evening.
The reopening of the Simpson NJ. E.
church was celebrated by musical and
/ literary entertainment.
Burglars attempted to enter Tousley's
hardware store at 29l7 Nicollet avenue
early Sunday morning.
George n. Morgan Post W. r. c. will
give progressive euchre party at the
post hall, 12-14 Washington avenue
north, Friday evening.
Work on the new Bloomington Ave
nue. Presbyterian church, to be built on
the corner of Twenty-seventh and
Bloomington avenue, will be begun at
once.
w. q. Hariey's $4,000 damage suit
against the Union Elevator company
for defamation of character, will come
up soon in the district court. A jury
will he drawn to-day.
The annual meeting of the Cass
Lake improvement association occurs
tonight at the engine house. Some inn
pOrtant reports are to be submitted, and
a full attendance is desired.
An East side liveryman is said to be
anXlously looking for 'Private Detect
lve'' Eugene A. BaSsett and horse
and buggy which Bassett hired Sunday
to go TO dog fight, as he said.
Charles Knapp, the workman who
was injured by falling from the Lyn-
dale avenue bridge few days ago. is
lying in a very critical condition at his
house. 1920 Fourth avenue south, and is
not expected to recover.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day 10 John Sjoberg Kari Jakrison, G.
+. w. Finke and Marie G. S. Tiernann,
John Wiggen and Sarah Wiggen, w. F.
Finch and Mabel A. Howard, Frank
Davenport and Annie W. Barrow.
About 1000 people visited the Jail
yesterday to see the scaffold. Sheriff
Eye says there is no truth in the report
that the instrument of death is to be eX-
hiblted at the dime museum. The
scaffold will be taken down tonight.
Mrs. John E. Ward. who left Mime
apoliS some time ago for California.
hoping to regain her health there, died
at Ogden, Utah, at which place she was
compelled to stop through weakness.
The body was buried there. MIR. Ward
was with her when she died.
1t is rumored that motor conductors
have figured up the cOmpany's profits
and intend to ask for an incre ase of pay
from II and 81 cents per hour to 81 and
25. 1t is also stated that the engineers
will stand by them if it comes to a
strike.
A twelve-year- old son of w. c. Hamil-
ton, 2221 Fifteenth avenue south, Sc
cured about $50 belonging to his father
Sunday, and during the afternoon he
and lad named Frank Peck, seven
years Old. departed for st. Paul. They
have not been heard from since.
The thirteenth annual meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of
Minnesota Baptist ASSOCIATION will be
held with the Fourth Baptist church,
Minneapolis, to-day. beginning at 10
O'Clock a. m. This is basket lunch. A
new feature of these meetings is the
evening gathering in the interest of the
missionary union. The Bloomington
avenue red flag car will leave you at
Dupont avenue, and the church is one
block south.