St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
OS0.77.
The new elevator at the stock yards Is
about com pleted.
An incipient blaze at 4n4 Nicollet avenue
was the cause of calling out the fire depart
ment yesterday afternoon.
The city engineer will soon advertise for
bids for completing the bridging of the Great
Northern tracks, on Fifteenth avenue south
cast
Rev. c. F. Thwing lectures at Dyer's hail
Friday evening, March IA, upon Can We
Beat the Dutch for the benefit Of the Be-
thesda Baptist church.
Articles were filed yesterday by William
Pew, X, G. WeatherstOm and John p. An
dreWs. incorporating the Rice County Milk
company, with capital stock OF SID 70.
Secretary Holt, of the Associated Charities,
estimates that there are about 900 children
under sixteen years Of age in Minneapolis
who are not being sent to school, and are
growing up In ignorance.
An illustrated lecture will be given a
Westminster church next Friday evening by
DR.. Sperry on AN Excursion to Alaska"
The proceeds Of the lecture will lie devoted
TO the WOman's Exchange.
The Omaha road will next Sunday make
an almost complete change in its train serV.
ice east of MINNEAPOLIS A new train. to be
known as the daylight express, will be put
on which will make the run to Chicago in
fourteen hours.
MA special meeting of the board OF direeto rs
of the Homeopathic hospital was held yester-
day to take action regarding the burning OF a
part OF the building. Action was deferred,
however, until the next meeting, which will
occur next Monday afternoon.
A meeting was held at the central W. c. T..
u. Monday, at which all the presidents of the
unions in the city were present to make ar:
engagements for the district convention of
the ". G. T. u, which will occur at the
University NJ f. church in May
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following: Willard Dalrymple and Julia
Roberts White, John G. Bickel and Frances
L. Kennedy, Cornelius FackenS and Mary H.
Lewis Frederick LOrO and Opal Raymond,
George A. Griffin and Nellie A. Stoughton.
Diphtheria was reported yesterday as eX-
listing at 627 First avenue south, 1ll3 Sec
ond avenue south, 96T Twenty-frst avenue
south, 1923 Sixth street northeast, and 100
Fifth avenue northeast; schretina at 1926
Eighth street south. and scarlet fever at 24I9
Thirteenth avenue south.
Mrs. c. o. Van Cleve will give an address
on The Signs Of the Times and How They
Affect Mission Work" at Bethlehem Presbv-
terrain church, Sunday evening. The occa-
sion will be the annual praise meeting of the
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society, and an
interesting programme Is prepared.
A preliminary test Of the North side pump
ing station was conducted on Sunday last.
The imp works well, but still lacks little
adjusting before the final test. The water
pipe for the coming season is beginning 10
arrive. forty-nine cars having been shipped.
The pipe was distributed by teams TO their
destination Immediately on arrival.
Fifteen new members were taken In at the
meeting Of the board of directors of the Min
neapOls mining and STOCK exchange yester-
day afternoon. A committee was appointed,
consisting of J. B. Jones, Il. H. White C. n.
Chadbourne. A. D. Westby and j. F. Hyers,
TO work upon the project of establishing iron
an d other smelters in Minneapolis and fol
the purpose of encouraging the starting OF
new manufacturing enterprises and home in
duStrips