St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
MINNEAPOLIS.
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MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearinys yesterday were S607,-
S63.G7. and for the week Sd, 800, SIS .D4
against S35lO,275,7S the same week last
year
The Thomson. Houston company is about
10 establish fixture house in Minneapolis.
II viii be supply depot.
Next Saturday the police committee of the
park board will appoint the policemen for
the year. of the thirteen all but four viii be
Teapponted.
Minneapolis is to have another big offic-
building. Yesterday the Security Bank o
Minnesota took out permit to erect "a nine
story fireproof office building at 200 and 25S
HenneTin avenue.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued 10
the following persons: Christ Anderson and
Mary Anderson, John Ryberg aud NJ Sophia
Olson, Gilbert FodneS and Martha T. Simon
son. Nels p. Johnson and Hannah johnson.
Blue Beard Jr.," Marie Wainwrights
Twelfth Night and the Tin Soldier
close their engagements tonight at the
Grand, the Harris and Bijou respectively.
Matinee and evening performances al all
houses.
Robert f. Broderc. after four-years' alb
Kence from Minneapolis. is expected home III
June Mr. Broderie has travelled very eX-
Iensively through the South and West ana
intends returning to his native cline ana re-
main.
An effort will be made soon to organize an
amateur base ball league and arrange for
games for the local championship The Spo-
kanes, the Western Avenue Juniors, the
Franklins and the Adams Street Stars are
ready TO join such an association.
Collector 5. l.. TruSsell will be IN his Office
at Room ., second floor of the postotfice
building, daily from 8 TO II and from l to 1
10 receive payment of special revenue taxes
due May l. DelinQuents are requested TO
give this matter their careful and prayerful
attention.
Tho Grnaars, Clerks, association has and
decided to hold the annual picnic on June
Is at Lake Park. Last year 1000 attended,
and this year at least 1000 are expected.
Every store in The city will be closed The
st. P6Cl grocerS clerks VIII be invited TO Jolu
in the picnic.
The new garbage dump will be opened TO-
day at the foot of Second street south. The
Hennepin island dump will be closed. For
some time the entire force of health inspect
ors VIII be detailed 10 prevent the dumping
of garbarGe at any but the proper places, and
arrests will be made.
The Press club executive committee has
elected Fred Clark, of the Northwestern
Miller recording secretary. A resolution
was adopted that all persons engaged in an
editorial or reportQral capacity on Mlnneap-
oils papers are eligible to membership. There
are over Seventy-fve eligiples i'll the city
New cases of measles were reported yester-
day at 1910 Holmes avenue south, 2S3l
Fourteenth avenue south, 26f0 Seventeenth
avenue SOutl, M GdrUeIu dNeuue- -Ot
Emerson avenue, l22 North Second street,
1918 North Sixth street, Alb Twenty first
avenue north and 2412 South Twenty sixth
street
The direct purchases made by Librarian
Herbert Putnam while East amount to 5000
volumes. at an aggregate cost of $1,000.
Orders for the BALANCE Of the books which
are to be bought in behalf of the city are be-
ing placed with local dealer, and the books
will arrive in about three weeks -Four cases
of new books were received yesterday.
The programme for the Minneapolis COM
posers concert, TO be given by the DAM or
chestra at Harmonic hall tomorrow after
noon, IS now made complete by the addition
of a violin solo by Gustavus johnson dedi-
Gated to Emil StTaka, who is 10 play it.
final rehearsal was held yesterday, and the
concert which has created universal inter
est among music lovers, promises TO be quite
an artistic success.
The various Scandinavian singing socie-
ties will meet at the residence of Dr. Thams
Monday night to report progress on their
work OF raising the guarantee fund for the
festival next year. 1t is expected that the
various committees will show a report ag-
gregating cash subscriptions of $1,000 or
more. The balance of the $4,000 will be
raised by subscriptions among the business
men.
The Minneapolis Street railway has de-
rded to have but one power house, and
will accordingly convert the house originally
INTENDED for cable service at Thirty-tirst
street into a car house. The new power
house adjoining the cOmpany's general of
fees on Third avenue north Will be htteo
with plant which will, if necessary, gener
ate $500 horse power. The repair and
paint shops Will also be located in the new
building, now being erected adjoining the
eOmpany's property on Third avenue north.