St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-09
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S775.-
21S.73.
Carrie Skinner was yesterday granted a
divorce from Erastus Skinner on the ground
of desertion.
Hugh j. Cane and William Curry will build
four residences at $40 to s51 Twenty-ffth
avenue south to cost S14,5OO.
Last evening at the Stevens Avenue Free
Baptist church reception was rendered Rev.
G. P. Linderman, the new pastor.
John G. Woolley will speak at Foss M. E.
church, North Minneapolis, next Sunday
afternoon. In the evening at Swedish tab
ernacle.
Mrs. Ellen T. Bradley, widow lady living
at GA Sixteenth street southeast, died sud-
denly yesterday. Her remains will be taken
East for burial.
The last Of the civil suits against j. Frank
Thos. Hurley and Alice NJ. COLON, were yes
terday continued over the term.
Measles were bulletined yesterday at S23
Riverside avenue; diphtheria at 112O North
Tenth street and los Western avenue; scar
let fever at 1923 South Ninth street.
A young man named Fred Cawley, who
posed as an agent for fire extinguishers, is
said to have left town suddenly, leaving
number Of creditors to mourn his departure.
A concert is to be given by the Calvary
male quartette, assisted by Herr Fritz
Schlachter, at Calvary Baptist church, cor
ner Twenty-siXth street and Blalsdell ave-
nue. this evening.
house is the lowest it has been for several
months During the winter there was
daily average of about $50, while to-day
there are put eighty inmates
Dedication of Zion Baptist church. which
was to have occurred on Easter Sabbath. has
been deferred till next Sunday. Rev. ii. d.
Davis will preach the dedication sermon at
o'clock A general invitation is extended.
The Crusaders society of Immaculate Con-
ception church, last night, gave an enjoy
able entertainment consisting of music, both
vocal and instrumental, Rotations, etc.
These entertainments are given every Tues
day night and are free to the pubic.
The proposed business mems club is now
almost q certainty. The building will be
twelve stories, 135 feet in height, on which
account permit must be secured before the
new ordinance goes into effect. A location
has been practically settled upon.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday: Andrew Eek and Tina
Lindquist, Oscar Kunze and Matilda Zerning,
II. II. Anderson and Fanny Dwozark, George
e. Gould and Cora Il. Wilcox, William E.
Tumy and Helen NJ. Severance, Otto Roadas
and Cory Streede.
7 Two new school buildings, one OF fourteen
rooms, at the corner of Third avenue south
least and fifth street. and the other at Fourth
street and Fifteenth avenue south. will be
recommended ny tlS pulluiIS COHHlttSS VI
the board of education. The latter building
will take the place of the old jackson school
and will contain sixteen rooms above the
ground floor.
President Albert Shaw of. the Press club,
has appointed the following executive COM
mittee: President DR.. Albert Shaw. Morn
ing Tribune; vice president r. B. Gelatt,
Times; secretary, C. " Barton, Journal;
treasurer. j. Newton Mind, Lumberman, ex-
officio; Smith B. Hail. Globe; J: T. Mannix,
Pioneer Press; c. II. Hamlin. Evening
Tribune; Luth Jaeger, The North; Fred
Clark Northwestern Miller.
The Northwestern Guaranty Loan and
Trust company sold Yesterday to a syndicate
debenture bonds of the company. This
money was obtained at 5 per cent for ten
years, and will be distributed in Minneapolis
and vicinity. The syndicate is prepared to
furnish more money if it is desired. The
loan is thought to Indicate thorough con-
fidence in the stability Of Minneapolis values.