St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GnoBULEs.

The bank cleorings yesterday were S1,03J.-
292.l7.
William E. Duhnke will build two-story
brick addition at 3l6 Hennepin avenue to
cost $4,000.
There will be meeting of the Young
Mems Democratic club at 42l Nicollet
avenue tonight.
The gonthly meeting of the directors of
the Northwestern hospital will be held Thurs
day. May ], at $50 p. m.
The funeral of r. J. Rankin, lately de-
ceased in California, will take place from his
late residence, 3414 Grand avenue, at p.
N. to-day.
Water taxes will be due to-day and must
be paid by May 20, or the water will be
turnedfoff. The receipts for the coming six
months will exceed any amount ever col
lected.
An additional truss is being put under the
Washington avenue bridge 10 make II strong
enough 10 Lear the electric motor trains. The
improvement will cost the street railway
company $4,000
Lieuts. Kane and Healey, of the Chicago
police force were IN Minneapolis yesterday
en- route 10 Portland, Or, to fetch johnson.
the man arrested for the murder OF Jennie
McGarvey, i'll Chicago.
dwelling house on Twenty street
south. near Thirteenth avenue, caught fire
about noon yesterday from gasoline stove.
The fire department was called out, and the
Aames we're quickly eXtinguished. The loss
Will not exceed $500.
Architects have been preparing plans for
fine new hotel TO be built at First avenue
south and Thirteenth street The permit viii
be issued to-day The house is TO contain
$50 rooms and viii cost about 100000
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Charles a. Kisrom and Julie +. Kegel, Ii. j.
SOmerville and Margaret A. Tnrom, Swan
Bengtson and Augusta Swenson, Archibald
a. Crone and Fanny c. stevens i. j. Jacobs
and Mary Hager, Richard NJ. Morgan and
Mary Cochran.
Rev Father Christie has assumed charge OF
the new Catholic parish in North Mime
apolls. The new congregation is worshlplng
III the basement of 81. JOseph's church, and
will be accommodated there until the new
church is built. The site for the new church
has not YET been selected, but it Will prob
ably be as far north as Sixteenth avenue.
Emma Schmidt the unfortunate girl who
suffered a slight mental alteration on ac-
count of the alleged unfaithfulness of her
lover, and who has since disappeared has
not been heard from in spite OF dllllgent
efforts TO find her. The city detectives have
been looking for her, and her sisters and
friends are continuing the search in the nope
Of finding some trace of her whereabouts
The police are looking for the man that
stabbed John Richards on Twentieth avenue
north last saturday night Richards got into
u row over a rattle then in progress. a free
fight followed, ana in the melee he was
stabbed in the neck and back. The wounds
were inflicted with pocket knife and are
considered serious. Richards says he does
not know who assaulted him.
The authorities at Washington have noti
fed Postmaster j. j. Ankeny that the side,
walk around the government building will
not be granollthic. as Nj. Ankeny had
hoped, but an artificial stone equally as good.
The postmaster has notified f. a. Fisher Il
Co., who have the contract, to begin work on
May l. The work must be completed in
sixty days. The contract price is So, ,304,
of which ST, ,4u2 is for the pavement and
S3, 902 for the paving in the alleys.