St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearances yesterday were $S75,
91S.56.
j. Condor will build two-story brick COM
mission house at ll2 Second street north, to
cost $9, 600.
Aid. Loye and Vandewaker and County
Commissioner John Swift made a trip of in
spection to the county poor farm yesterday.
1t is understood that o. c. Squyers whose
wife was killed i'll runaway accident on the
night of April 80, will sue the city for large
damages.
To-day building permit will be taken out
for the new Odd Fellows hail in New Bos-
ton 1t is to be at Harrison street and Tween
600. :
Thomas Lowry, president of the Mime
apolis Street Railway company. will move
his Office from the company general offices
on Third avenue north to Temple Court
within week.
The boiermakers' union holds an import
tanU meeting Monday evening, and will
probably elect a delegate to the international
convention of the Brotherhood OF Boiler
makers held at st. Louis, June II.
An adjourned meeting of the Canadian
American club will be held this evening at
Adams & Meagers, Sd Fourth street south,
at o'clock. The committee on constitution
and bylaws will present draft tor discus
sion.
An adjourned meeting of the Canadian
American club will be held at the Office of
Adams d Meagher, 80 Fourth street south,
tomorrow evening at O'Clock. Tor the
adoption of constitution and bylaws for
the club
Measles were reported yesterday at 1893
Mary Place, 1915 Quincy street northeast,
2Sl1 Ninth avenue sout1, 23O9 TWenty-fifth
avenue south, 1881 oliver avenue, 263l
TWenty-firs avenue north, 3002 Third ave-
nue. south, 1914 Aldrich avenue north.
John b. Carrow who lives at 125 Four
teentn avenue southeast, was thrown from
his buggy by the horse becoming unmanage-
able on the Washington Avenue bridge yes
terday and had mis- leg fractured. He was
taken home by the South side patrol wagon.
The work of reeling up the cables of the
old suspension bridge is nearly finished. The
south cables were removed some time ago,
and all that remains of the north cables is
the small cable, and but very little OF the
large one. Two wires are coiled up together,
and about 800 wires, weighing about 10000
pounds, are now coiled daily.
The foundations for the three ], 000-h
power engines at the main power house OF
the street railway company are nearing com
| pleton. and are very substantial specimens
| of masonry. Immense blocks of stone from
the Kasota and Mankato quarries, contain
ing an average of about fifty-five cubic feet.
! and weighing d. 400 pounds EACH are worked
in as integral portions of the massive sup
ports.
Committees have been appointed in the
| interest of the new Lowry hill church as fol-
| lows: Finance. E. NJ. Belts, H. Beard,
| NJ H. Crittenden, L. Selden. j. c. Sterling.
! A. d. Eads, j. B. Bushnell and j. II. Nevins:
building, NJ Fl. Crittenden. E. A. Eldred and
J. B. Bushnell: organization, William Chez
ney, j. Briggs and c. W. Davies
As next Friday, the regular meeting day OF
| the city council is memorial day, the council
will meet Thursday evening. The following
| are the days upon which the various commit
| tees will meet: Monday, public grounds and
| buildings, fire. gas workhouse, paving, and
health and hospital committees: Tuesday,
waterworks. sewers, railroads, salaries COM
| mittees: Wednesday, license and roads and
| bridges committees; Thursday. street grades
| and additions and ordinance committees
George N Morgan post, G.. A. R., together
| with the Sons of Veterans, will attend divine
service at the Hennepin Avenue Methodist
! church Dunday morning. The post will as
semble at the post hall at 9 a. m. and march
to the church in body, where they will be