St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

36763.
Measles were bulletined yesterday at 119
North Third street, 5000 Nicollet avenue and
1913 Second street northeast.
A permit was issued yesterday for the two
story brick hose house to be built at Chicago
avenue and Thirty-ffth street. to cost 81
The ladies of the Snow bicycle school will
give an exhibition race at Armory hall at an
500.
David P. Frisbee has received telegram
that his brother. W. 81. Frlsbee, was k1lleo
on the Erie railway, at Union City, "a,
Tuesday evening last.
The grocers' clerks who desire to play base
ball at their coming picnic, June Ii. must
report for practice at Lake street and Mime
haha avenue tomorrow morning at ~
o'clock.
1t is claimed that there are some alleged
baking powder testers travelling through the
city ostensibly to test baking powder. but in
reality sneak thieves who steal small ARTICLES
OF value.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar. of Indiana, will
speak at Armory hall at 8 O'Clock this altei-
noon. Subject: "prohibition rs, Iii Hlg IN
discussed.
Arthur Cook, six-year-old boy living at
249 Twelfth avenue north, has disappeared.
He was going toward the river when last
seen, and he is believed to have peen
drowned.
Mrs. Christ nlstup had her pocket picked
on the Minnehaha branch of the motor line
on Friday evening. The police are LOOKING
for the thieves, who for several days have
been working the trains.
Complaint is made that the open ground
south of Thirty fourth street and west OF
Portland is being used as dump ground Tor
f1oo Einhf I'd and that ii lS D9COm1nS
great nuisance to the people In that locanty'
Secretary Holt, Of the associated charities.
received letter yesterday from the state
school at Owatonna, which stated that the
little flower girls who were recently SEM
there by the probate court were happy ana
contented.
The employees Of the Peoples Clothing
house, together with a part Of those en-
ployed in the Plymouth OF this city and the
Plymouth IN st. Paul, over sixty in number.
left last night at 1890 in special car u
Linstrum for big time fishing.
The union meeting of the Evangelical
ministers of the Twin Cities will be held IN
Westminster church, Minneapolis. next
Wednesday at 2 O'clock p. m. Eacn cnurcn
is requested to send its pastor and one lay
Churches in Home Missionary Work in This
State.''
The alumni of the University Of Minnesota
will banquet at the Holmes hotel "Wednesday
evening The annual business meetiug
occurs at the university at 10 a. m. OF the
same day. s. L. Trussell, F. b. Snyder ana
A. NJ. Welles have the banquet in charge: II
is expected that upwards OF one hundreo
will attend.
The dedication Of the new chapel just
built by the Sisters of the Good Shepherd on
Bloomington avenue and fWenty-slAtn
street will take place this afternoon at 0
o'clock Father McKenna,of the Dominican
order will preach the sermon, and great
crowd is sure to be present to hear SO olsun-
guished an orator.
James Bryant post and Relief Corps Will
attend divine service at the Simpson M. e.
church tomorrow at IL O'Clock u. m. Inc
post and corps will meet at the hall on
Twenty-sixth street and Stevens avenue at
10 O'Clock a. M, and march to the church.
The sermon will be by the chaplain OF the
post, Rev. W. A Tasker.
Charles A. Cummings will build two-story
frame dwellings at 2345 Dupont avenue
south, 2549 Dupont avenue south, lo2o
West Twenty-siXth street, 1O16 west TWen-
ty-sixth street, and at 1912 West twenty
sixth street, to cost in all SO, OOo Wliusm
A. Bray will build similar dwellings at 3l4o
Blaisdeil avenue and 3l41 Motor avenue, to
cost $1,000.
The bank clearings for May were $29, 3S2,-
900. This is large increase over the same
month last wear. The permits for buildings
issued during the month amounted to
Sl.I93.66 Taking out the permit Tor the
New York Life Insurance building, which
was issued in May, last year, the increase tor
the month was over $500, 600. The receipts
of the municipal court were S3.O1l.24, OF
which SO, 1880 was received through the
criminal bench