St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-25
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The steel arch bridge will be completed by
Nov. 80.
The Laurel avenue bridge will be ready for
travel by Dec. L.
Eleven minor building permits, amounting
to Sl.690, were issued yesterday.
Miss Jane Bancroft, the well-known lee
turer viii speak in Minneapolis soon.
Senator Washburn's downtown Office will
be on The fourth floor of the Guaranty build
ing.
Mark Fitzgerald, sixty-five, living at Four
teenth avenue southeast and Fifth street. has
been missing several days.
Rev. D. j. MacLaurin has made no de-
cision relative 10 the call to the Epiphany
Baptist church. New York.
a. II. Harris. the Montana mine owner,
died suddenly at the West hotel Thursday
night. Heart disease was the cause.
Louis King, who capped from the reform
school some days ago. was arrested yester-
day and returned TO that institution,
Lead pipe stealing is fashionable. Numer-
Gus complaints have been made to Supt.
Bracket by owners OF vacant houses.
The mills last week ground i55. 730 barrels
of flour against Isl 400 barrels for the week
before, and l6G, $50 barrels for the CORE
spending week i'll 1889.
The bank elearings yesterday were 81, 403.-
1876. The total for the week was So 9o7-
1926. against 81. or, 30S.01 for the CORES
pGndipg week last year.
The frs. of the university extension lee
lures at the public library was given last
night by Prof. George E. MacLean. His sub
ject was English Literature
No manager has been secured for next
years exposition. The general opinion
among the directors is for the re election of
William Regain, if he can be induced TO
serve.
Workmen are engaged in paving and lay
Ing The electric railway tracks on The Wash
ington avenue bridge. Part of the poles for
the support of the trolley wires are in posi-
ton.
Mary Morley. aged twelve. living at 21s
North FIRST street, disappeared yesterday
She attended Lincoln school in the fore
noon.
Two new fire alarm boxes were put in yes
terday. One, 62S. is at the corner of Gin
ton avenue and seventeenth street, and the
other 1l5. is at Washington and Second av-
enue north
The Cedar Lake Ice company has pur-
chbsed a site and will erect 100 200 ton ice
house OF Shady Dat lake. In time 1t is in
tended to erect houses capable of storing
100000 tons OF ice.
The November meeting of the Congrega-
tional club will be held Monday evening in
st. Paul. Rev. Smith Baker, of the Park Az
enue Congregational church, will read a pa
per on 1.-THE Evangelical Service
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
as follows: William Smith and Adessa
Pepin; Sherman Smith and Georgia Chouin-
ard; Joseph Cowett and Alice Day Ohau;
John ". Brost and Mary Dering.
There is a scheme af1oat to build an extern
sion of the stockyards line up into Anoka
county about twelve miles. The soil here is
sandy, but ii is proposed to enrich il with
garbage from Minneapolis and use il for the
growing of sugar beets and other garden
produce.
The Minnesota conference of the New
Jerusalem church convened at the church.
corner Ninth street and Fifteenth avenue
south, yesterday afternoon. Rev. E. C. Mitch
ell, president of the association, delivered
the address. In the evening there was a re-
ception III 23lG Fourth avenue south.
"Blondy'' Eek, the Theater::Comi9ue hang
er-on, is in the workhouse. lie was sentenced
to ninety days about week ago, but sentence
was suspended if he would leave town. lie
did. He went to ST. Paul, where he stayed
two days. Thursday night Inspector Hoy
captured him. aud yesterday he was sent up.
Invitations have been issued to all women
who are i'll Sympathy with non-sectarian and
non partisan temperance work 10 meet at the
headquarters OF the NOn-Partisan W. II.
u, 215 HenDepin avenue, on Nov. IL for
the purpose of forming State Non-Partisan
w. G. T. U. at the conference OF unions
Yesterday committees were appointed to ar
range for the convention