St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-30
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600.
stitute occurs at the First Baptist church this
evening after which q reception will occur
at the institute
The trouble with the packing crew at the
Pillsbury B mill has been settled by the
transfer of Hoaner, the obnoxious foreman,
to the Anoka mill
The case of Swan johnson against the
Minnesota Mutual Benefit ASSOCIATION. to re-
cover 81, 300 on an insurance policy, was
dismissed yestesdav.
All outgoing mails will close at noon at the
pOStOtfice to-day Oh account OF Decoration
day. Three morning deliveries In the busl-
ness portion of the city will be made
H. NJ. Little will build two-story frame
dwelling at 1 East Thirty-fourth street. TO
cost $500. H. L. Shlpherd will build
similar structure at East Thirtv-fourth
street, to cost 81, 800.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Emil Nicholson ana
Hannah Lindberg. ] ohm Kelley and Bessie
McCaffrey. Fred Kiessling and Annie Gerth,
A. P. Bjork and Clara Johnson.
A pony driven by Ross Anderson, a
fourteen year old boy, ran away at Fourth
and Nicoliet avenue yesterday and upset the
buggy he WAS drawing. There was consider
able excitement but no damage was done.
The exposition building committee yester-
day considered the putting of engines into
the building and the appointment OF me-
chanical superintendent. applications tor
the latter place being received from A j.
Scovill. John Rothwel and G. c. Dennis
The Northwestern Guaranty Loan Com
pany. of Minneapolis, hopes that citizens
will feel no dellcacy IN applying Tor Invita-
tions to the Guaranty Loan building OPEN
ing. Saturday, May 81, . until Ii p. m 1t is
possible that some may have been omitted.
A strike of the coopers is in progress at
Mankato. and Minneapolis coopers are re-
queSted TO keep away until the difficulty IS
settled. The price paid for butter tubs IS "a
and cents, and the men ask for and "a
cents
Robert W. Lesley, Philadelphia, Pa, presi-
dent American Portland Cement company;
H. ii. Bliss. Washington. D. c.. of Doubleday
d Bliss, are in the city TO organize legal
board i'll the interest of the Fuel Patents
company or the United States.
The members of John A. RaWllns post will
meet at their hall in the Masonic Temple at
$50 this morning and Immediately proceed
to Layman's cemetery, where they will take
part i'll the decoration of the graves. They
will also meet at the same place at p. n.
preparatory to taking their place i'll the gen
eral parade.
The Hennepin CountFs Savings and Loan
association has electedfile following officers:
President S. P. CHANNEL; vice president,
Melvin Grimes; treasurer. E-sP. Gaylord;
secretary and general agent NJ II. Young;
Grimes. j. A. Walters, j. F. Moore and
Daniel W. Lane.
The Hardwood shop is at present employ
ing ITO cOopers and is now charging them
only % cents per 100 for hoops instead of
80 cents as formerly. For hopping off this
shop pays five cents per barrel On hoops and
eight cents OIL poles. James Kennedy has
also advanced the price of making by hand
to nine cents on hoops.
The Acme Barrel company has elected
officers as follows: D. G. Moore president;
E. n. Treat. secretary: George Thompson.
treasurer; board of directors, n. P. Larson.
Elias Recdahl and Peter Peterson. The re-
firing officers are: H. L. Blaine, secretary,
and N. d. Hubbard, George Parker and
George Thompson, directors.
Measles were reported yesterday at 1908
Hawthorne avenue. 11IS TWenty-fOurth
avenue north. 202l North Fourth street, 1913
Eighteenth avenue northeast, 1919 Park
avenue, 1915 South second street, 1922
South Sixth street. 1923 South Nineteenth
street, 1900 South Third street, 24l3 TWEEN
ty-ninth avenue south, 40 Twentieth ave-
nue. south. sos Oak street; scarlet fever at
80 Girard avenue.
The prudential committee OF Plymouth
church has decided TO 90 ahead with the
new mission building in North Minneapolis,
and site will be secured at once in the
vicinity of Washington and Twentieth
avenues north. The building will be of
brick. and will provide accommodations Tor
the present north mISSlOl anu
and an auditorium for gospel and similar
services. The committee also decided to aid
Bethany church in the erection of its new
$4,000 building in New Boston.
John B. Siryis, deputy sheriff. received a
telegram yesterday from Benjamin Truedell,
of Quebec, asking for the particulars OF the
man James Clough, who suieided in Mime
apolis by putting bullet through his brain
in q North Minneapolis lumber yard. The
telegram asked particulars If the man was
French. The dispatches sent out so nearly
answered the description OF missing man
of that city that investigations will be made.
City Attorney Russell received a telegram
yesterday from the Great Northern road
agreeing to the opening of Seventh street
in the supreme court on condition that the
city bridge the street when it is opened and
vacate Sixth street as heretofore proposed.
Mr.. Russell will recommend to the council
tonight that this be done. If it is the
necessary signatures to the great crossings
com promise will be at once affixed and the
whole thing ratified in court on Saturday.
The street railway company is pushing its
work rapidly. The gang on Washington
avenue south has now reached Fifth avenue
south, and the gang that started at Fifth
avenue north short time ago has reached
Sixteenth avenue north. Work on the tun-
mel under Third avenue north from the
power house to the river is in rapid progress,
while large crews are at work upon the man.
moth engine beds in the power house and
upon the power house proper. Engineer
Cliff Wise reports that material is rapidly ar
irving and that the engines are expected
about June To-