St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-02
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were Sl,4
977.27.
j. H. Harris has again been elected captain
Of the Flambeau club.
Four hundred and ninety-one arrests were
made by this police in June.
The receipts of the municipal court for
June were SO, 766. %, against So, 144.03 Tor
the same month last year.
G. A. Anderson, painter, dropped dead at
1922 Washington avenue soulh yesterday
morning from heart disease.
There will be no session of the chamber of
commerce on Friday or Saturday 1t is prob,
able that all exchanges in the country Will
close during those days.
The man who died of sunstroke at the city
hospital Friday night has been identified as
Michael Crosby, a horseshoer employed by
Joseph Harrison, on Main street southeast
The contract for furnishing the hydraulic
elevator for use in connection with the new
customs Office in the federal building has
been awarded to the Crane Elevator company
at ST ,620.
John De Laittre, of the court house COM
mission, has received cablegram from the
Belgium iron firm which wants to furnish
the iron for the new court house, saying that
the bids had been sent by mail.
The Brush Electric Light company has
commenced putting its wires under ground.
1t will use the Dorset conduit and the Cobb
Vulcanite cable. 1t will cost the company
about SO, 900 put the wires under ground
The question of increasing the size of
Powderhorn Lake park will be considered at
q meeting of the citizens of the Seventh ward
tonight at Chicago avenue and Twenty ninth
street 1t is proposed to add strip on the
east and west sides, and perhaps on the
south side.
The street railway company has ordered
sixty new open cars for the electric service.
About halt of them have arrived and trucks
are being placed under them at the car house
at the junction On Thirty-irst street and Mic
Ollet avenue.
Frederick Book and Jessaline Rogers have
made hit in Streets OF New York" at the
matinee to-day. There will also be an extra
matinee on the Fourth of July. The season
closes at the Bijou Sunday night.
The plat of Camp & Walkers addition to
Minneapolis was filed in the office of the reg
lister of deeds yesterday morning. The add1-
avenue north, Holden street and Eleventh
street. and contains four blocks.
The following persons were given judicial
permission to live together yesterday: A. j.
Anderson and Anna M. Peterson, Martin
Peterson and Carrie Balstad, Howard Bates
and Martha Adams, Solomon 1senberg and
Emma Lundburg, Patrick Gallagher and
Mary Gallagher.
A. j. Blethen yesterday received the bal
ance of the Associated Press fund for the
benefit of Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Igoe. The sum
Is SI226.49, and has been deposited in the
Farmers and Mechanics bank to the credit
of the ladies. The Associated Press origin
ally contributed 81, QUO.
The Scandia Printing and Publishing com
pany filed articles of incorporation, with q
capital stock of $4,000. The officers of the
corporation will be: President, L. j. Tjern
agel; vice president, I. A. Olin; secretary
Otto Elander; treasurer, n. Tjernagel. The
board of directors are the following persons
All of the officers and also Q. P. Hamborg
John Dahlr, G. Amlund, Gudmond. E. Aker
mark and T. G. Berg,