St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-01-26


ing of Hennepin avenue at Tenth street. met
on the spot yesterday and Will meet at the
city hail next week TO complete the work
AZ = O'Clock next Wednesday afternoon the
conneii committee on markets will examine
inc proposed sites for another market house
IN South Minneapolis. The ordinance grant.
ing G. II. Benton the right TO erect a market
house will be discussed
Camp No. 5 Of the Patriotic Order Sons Of
America Will be instituted Monday evening
next at 20O6 Cedar avenue, and Camp No. 8
OF the Patriotic Order Sons of America will
pc instituted next Wednesday evening al a.
y. U. W. hall. 100 East Twenty sixth street.
Arcana lodge. A. F. & A. NJ. OF New Bos-
ton. mas been granted a charter. and viii be
instituted and the officers installed next
no, ms19niG G evening; Jan. p. The installation
WI be made by DEPUTY Grand Master W. T.
ROBERTS. ana cordial invitation is extended
TO the brothers.
The Washburn home has purchased an ad-
GitlOnal Sin acres OF land which adjoined
their twenty acres. The purchase was made
OF ". D. Washburn. the consideration being
$4,000. The transfer viii be made Monday.
Inc new plat OF the addition was placed i'll
Inc auditors Office yesterday afternoon.
"A free reading room, Instituted by the
MARY b. Willard W. G. L. u. of New Boston,
was formally opened Mt Twenty fifth avenue
northeast and Harrison street Friday night.
The rooms are on the ground floor, attractive
ana well furnished through the cooperation
railroad men of the 500 shops.
8The national convention of builders and
contractors meets at st. Paul Monday. Thurs
Day evening the delegates and their ladies
VIII come 10 Minneapolis and be entertained
by the builders exchange. The party will
attepo the theater Thursday evening. Fri
day evening they will be taken for q drive
about the city. AT o'clock Saturday after.
noon they will banquet at the West hotel.
E. l. Edwards, well known merchandise
ofoKeE OF minneapolis. residing at 1921 Hen
neplD, died Friday Of meningitis of the
brain. He leaves wife and two children, q
son and daughter. The wife and the daugh-
ter are now in the South where they were
spending the winter. They have been sum-
moned home. The funeral will be held at
the First Baptist church This afternoon.
permanent organization of the coopers'
union has been effected by the election of
Peter Champion, of the Stevens shop, presi-
dent; Myron Hubbard, Acme shop, vice
president, and Henry Craver. of the Sixth
Street shop. financial secretary. About 80
have signed the membership roll There are
$50 coopers in all the shops of which 200
are eo-operatives.
George Hagerty died yesterday morning at
LOO clock after weeks illness pDell-
MONA being the Immediate cause OF his
death. The deceased was tTenty-lhree years
OF age snd was born in Shieldsville, Mimi.
The remains, accompanied by his brother
Thomas Hagerty, and his cousins, Thomas
Brown and James Lotus were taken last
evening to Red Wing, his fathers home,
where solemn requiem mass Will be held for
his SOULS repose. He leaves an aged father,
two sisters aud four brothers to beWail his
untlmely death. IN his departure his father
loses faithful and obedient son and his sis
ters and brothers loving brother. His vide
acquaintances will miss his kind words
which were always upmost in mis- thoughts.
and smiliag face with which he ever erected
them. Much is due to the sisters of the st.
hary's hospital, who attended him, for their
ind treatment