St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-28
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Judge Rea will deliver the Fourth of July
Grafton at Albert Lea.
The yestry of All Saints church has ex
tended q call to Rev. Alexander, OF James
own, N. ID.
J. B. Tabor will build two frame dwellings
ings at 2744 and 274S Hennepin avenue, to
cost 5000.
It has been decided to increase the Scandi-
naviou sanperfest guarantee fund from $2O,-
600 to $4,000.
Croker. Fiske & Co. will build three.
story brick warehouse at FIRST street ana
Sixth avenue south, to cost %, oOo.
No word has been received concerning the
expected Belgian bid for furnishing the iron
work for the new city and county building.
The weeks run of 1.-THE Mikado'' will be
closed to-day with two performances. The
opera has made such hit that II WILL De
repeated next week.
The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
64O.Os and for the week $4,OO3, 623; 81.
against So. 1873, 1859 the same week last
wear. This is an increase of % per cent.
Robinson & Moan of Minneapolis. have
just closed contracts to furnish street cars
for Lincoln. Neb., and Terre Haute, Ind.
The contracts are at terms very advantageous
to the manufacturers.
Frederick j. Brown, for fifteen years the
organ pumper at Gethsemane church, died
Thursday of pneumonia. The disease was
contracted at church picnic week ago.
The deceased was sixty-four years of age.
The following were given license TO marry
Yesterday: John Edwin and Caroline Lung
berg, John Christensen and May johnson,
Daniel Lester and Maggie Careos, John Mel
son and Detsey Peterson, Nels Anderson and
Hilma NJ. Christy, Moer Moses and Rebecca
Edleman.
The anniversary meeting of the Minnesota
Sabbath union, auxiliary to the American
Sabbath union, will be held at Westminster
church at 3 o'clock .. m. Sunday. Addresses
will be made by Rev. David James Burrell,
Rev. William Wilkinson and Rev. Wilbur F.
Crafts, of New York.
John B. Gest and A. W. Kelsey, of Phila-
delphla, executors of the G. G. Washburn es-
tate are at the West hotel, the purpose of
their visit being to attend the annual meeting
OF the c. c. Washburn Milling company Mon
day, when the sale of the mills to the English
syndicate, to take effect Sept l, will be rati
fed.
The theological candidates of Luther
seminary are taking their final examinations
this week and will finish tomorrow. The
candidates composing the class are j. Tin
gelstad, A. Blegen, P. Langseth, P. c.
Mellang and G. J. Breivik The number is
small and insufficient, as about fifteen calls
for pastors have been received.
The Parson Davies Vaudeville company
will be seen at the Bijou for the last time to-
day and tonight. There will be no per-
Torrance tomorrow night but Monday
evening Frederick Book will begin weeks
engagement in Boucicault's Streets of New
York which will be the last week of the
summer season at the Bijou.
The street railway company has received
ten new summer cars for the Fourth avenue
electric line They are of different pattern
than any now used in the city. They are
large with aisles i'll the center. The motors
are now being put on. The Fourth avenue
line has been extended on ThiEty-first street.
and the company will soon begin to run
every other car to the motor junction. The
St. Paul line will. it is expected be In opera
ton by Aug l. The delay now is caused by
the difficulty i'll obtaining copper wire.
The monument erected by Typographical
Union No. AZ. at Lakewood cemetery COM
prises a handsome bronze memorial vase
about six feet high and four feet in diameter,
the work of placing it having been completed
Yesterday The vase rests on q granite base
eighteen inches thick and three feet square,
the base bearing the inscription, TYPO
graphical Union.' Five members of the
union are buried In this lot, the last one
being Robert McCutcheon, who lost his life
In the Tribune building fire.