St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-27
MINNEAPOLIS LES.

The bank clearings yesterday were $751;
OS2. IA.
The Minneapolis Bicycle club will make a
run to st. Paul to-day. st. Paul WILL come
here week from Su nday.
Interested property owners, are agitating
the project of a bridge across the MISSISSIPPI
at Twenty sixth avenue north.
A. Bergman will build a three-story brick
and stone veneer apartment house at l723
Ninth avenue south, to cost $3.50
The Central w. c. T. U. has decided to form
a protective union for young women who are
unable to secure their wages from employers
Rev. E. j. Purdy, rector of All Saints Epis-
copai church has resigned. He has been in
the ministry thirty years and feels the need
of a rest.
There will be no services at Central Baptist
church to-day on account OF the improve
ments. Regular services will be resumed
Thursday.
Five pupils will graduate from Augsburg
seminary this year. The commencement ex-
ereises win be held May7 The fall term
will begin Oct |.
The election of James McHugh as presi-
dent of the Journeymen Stonecutters Asso-
citation of North America will make Mime
apolis the headquarters OF the union.
The Chequamegon Lawn Tennis CLUB will
hold meeting at the West hotel Wednesday
evening for the purpose Of deciding whether
or not club dance ought to be given May 81.
L. Paule, the showcase manufacturer, Will
build a 1900 factory at 4l6 and AS
Fourth avenue south, The building Will be
two stories in height and built OF brlck, glass
and iron.
The resolution committee appointed by the
Minnetonka Yacht club has failed to report,
and as 1t has been some time since tney
were appointed, the club is becoming
anxious.
Third street between Twentieth and TWEEN
tv-siXth avenues north, is being graded Tor
the temporary rect car track. for use Whlle
the electric line on Washington avenue Is
being built.
Vernon Bell will give lecture upon
the Railroad mems reading room, 81 econd
street south Tuesday evening. A musical
programme will also be given.
On Monday evening Howelfs "GaTroters
and 1.-The Register will be presented IN the
vestry OF the Church of the Redeemer, by a
cast of students from the uni versity, Tor the
benefit of the Young Peoples association.
Joseph Nobotri was arrested last evening
by Sergeant Gustatson on warrant sworn
out by Thomas D. Thompson on the charge
of cruelty to animals. He was locked up In
the central station for hearing tomorrow.
There will be new departure at the Bijou
theater peoples meeting this afternoon;
An orchestra will be in attendance and Will
discourse popular airs operate ana otner-
wise. Rev. Ii. NJ Simm ons will talk on "Con-
servatives and Radicals.
The annual closing exercises Of the Edu-
caliopai classes of the Young Mems Christian
association will occur in the members ar
lor, Syndicate block, next Wednesday even
ing, April 81, at 8 o'clock. The exercises
will consist of vocal solos by the class
a nd Prof l.. G. Johanot; recitations by the
class in elocution and Mrs. Josephine A.
Rice. assistant principal Of Ciprico Eiocu-
tionary institute, and an address on "Phonog-
raphy' by Prof. George B. Bower, OF Bow
er's school of shorthand. Ladies and gentle
men are alike invited.