St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-22
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
9T2.65.
c. A Pillsbury says there is nothing in the
story that he is to establish system OF flour
ing mills at Kansas City.
William Sexton will erect block of brick
stores at the corner OF Tenth avenue south
and Washington. to cost $50 600.
Minneapolis Lodge No. l will work the
third rank on three candidates at its hall in
Masonic temple next Friday evening.
permit was issued to George II. Millward
Yesterday 10 erect three-story brick tene-
ment row of stores at the corner of Twelfth
street and Chestnut avenue, to cost S4O,
A machine for measuring lumber rapidly,
and for adding the amounts measured, has
been invented by James Rhodes, of Brain
erd, and they will be manufactured in Min
neapOliS.
The regular mid-week matinee will be held
at Harris theater this afternoon. A week
from to-day will be ladies dag, and any seat
in the house for the matinee can be secured
for 10 cents
The adjourned meeting Of the executive
meeting of the press club, to which all mem
bers are invited, will be held at the West
hotel tonight.
Northern Light Lodge No. 12I, l. o. O. F.,
will begin work OH its new block, corner
Harrison street and Twenty second avenue
northeast, to-day. and expect to have 1t com
pleted by Aug. Is.
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feasibility of building building which will
contain a hall in which large public meetings
can be held. A meeting to consider the
matter will be held Monday evening.
j. A. Shellenburg Tuesday night found the
badly decomposed t9tus of fully devel-
oped female child in manure pile at Thirty
fourth avenue north and Russell avenue;
Coroner Towers was notified and the burial
was performed at the poor farm.
George Chapman, the little seven-year-old
.1fN n ul@ IL Clnr@ ltNyir, nf
East Tenth street, fell from swing yesterday
morning, fracturing his lett ankle. A physi
clan was called in and set the injured limb,
and no serious results are apprehended.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
the following persons: Gustav Gatz and
Annie Miller, Harry G. Grant and Kate
Goldsworthy, James A. Rydell and Emma
Nelson, August w. Stretlow and Pauline
Heldmeier. Alex Cramer and Caroline Tully
George E. Drysdae and Ida NJ. Richards.
Articles have been filed incorporating the
Peoples Live Stock Company of Minnesota.
with q capital stock of 100000, in shares of
SIOO each and an Indebtedness liability of
$1,000. The incorporato1s are Elias Moses,
Henry W. Benton. George NJ. Carter, +. A.
Dunsmoor and F. W. Earle.
The report of contagious diseases yesterday
included measles at 500 Twenty fifth avenue
northeast 140 Sixth avenue northeast 1888
North Third street, 1911 Washington avenue
north, 1928 Mary place, 613 Twentieth ave-
hue northeast 1915 Quincy street northeast.
604 Seventh avenue south, 2S0l Lyndale
avenue 2426 Twenty-fourth avenue south,
1911 Ninth street south. 1907 South Twenty
first and 1922 South Third street; scarlet
fever at 80 Logan avenue north.
Tuesday night Christ Istrup who lives at
900 Sixteenth avenue south, was awakened
by hearing burglars in his house. He arose
cautiously and discovered three or them in
one of his rooms. They were all young fell
lows and he could see them plainly. He
gave an alarm and they ran from one room
to another and evidently could not find their
way out Finally they ran up stairs, where
they raised a window and jumped down
upon the sidewalk outside and escaped.
Nothing was stolen.