St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The bank clearings to-day were $751;
1856 26.
The directors of the K of L. building held
their usual monthly meeting last evening.
The Swedish Evangelical Mission associa-
ton will send three missionaries to China in
September.
Rev. G. A. Burgess will preach his farewell
sermon at the First Free Baptist church to-
morrow morning.
Work on the Laurel avenue bridge Will be-
gin at once. The foundation will be in by
Oct. and the superstructure by Dec. l.
The daughter of wealthy farmer at Ex-
celsior was killed Friday afternoon by
runaway team. The farmers name is APPS
den.
All Souls choir will sing at the Unitarian
church tomorrow night, when Rev. s. w.
Sample will repeat his address on the public
school question.
The ladies of the Homeopathic Hospital So
cietv will have an excursion to the Dalles of
ST. Cro1X. Wednesday, Aug. 6. Round trip
tickets will be 81, 50.
Measles exist at 7l6 Fourth street north
east, ~ Londale avenue; diptheria, cases,
9l7 Nineteenth avenue south; scarlet fever,
I0A rIynolth ayenne.
r. H. Virgins. the mail carrier to Brook
lyn Center, was struck by a Bloomington
avenue. street car in front of the court hous
yesterday afternoon and badly stunned.
Prof John Dahle, who has resigned as
conductor of the Normaendenes sangforen.
ing, will organize new scandinavian mu-
steal union at Normanna hall to-day at
4 D. m.
DANNY Burk, young man living with his
mother at the restaurant at l1O4 Washing
ton avenue south, was missing Yesterday
morning, and his friends are anxious about
him.
e Erasmus o. C.. Mylehert called upon the
board of equalization to-day and surprised
everybody by saying that he wanted to be as
sessed on $500 worth OF securities that he
owned.
Peter Swanson and Dan Cunan, two little
news merchants, were found guilty of jump
ing on the motor when in motion and were
fined 81 each. The police intend to arrest
all boys doing the same.
A fire at the stockyards yesterday morning
destroyed the sheep pens, granary, hay barn
$50 bushels of corn, belonging to H. E.
Fletcher. Loss, 80. 300.
The Red Rock association has elected Off
GERS as follows: Robert Hasty, president; ID.
S. b. Johnston, vice president; j. C. Quinby,
treasurer; M. Lampher secretary; executive
committee. Albert Lawrence, R. II. HaSty. D.
s. B. Johnston, K. W. Wing and G. Ii. Haz-
card.
The committee appointed by the council to
go East in search of ideas OIL street lighting
and the garbage question. will leave tonight,
be gone about a week and visit PiJtsburg, Har.
1iopulS. hliCSuCuy Sit1s DdiIiuiOlC NCW lOIh
city and Philadelphia: possibly also Wash
ington.
The Father Mathew T. A. society of I'M
maculate Conception parish has elected
officers as follows: President, P. Churchill;
vice president, T. NJ. Gordon: treasurer, It.
Corbett; recording secretary. T. Nolan; finan-
cial secretary, S. Burns; marshal, j. Gaffney;
sergeant-at-arms, j. A. Cameron.
The following were issued marriage Ii
censes yesterday: Charles l.. GRADER and
Katie Hadder, Ben c. Strate and Berth
Peterson, Frank Maxwell and Flora White
August w. Carlson and Augusta Wallin, j ohm
Seducky and Julia Bronx, Harry c. Howell
and BERTHE Sergeant.
A young fellow giving the name of Pat Nc
Carly was found lying under the platform at
the union depot early this morning. His
right leg was broken just above the ankle
and, being stupefed from drink, he was un-
able to give an account of himself. He was
taken to the city hosnitai and cared for