St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

T The pumps at the West side station, which
have been idle for some time, have been
Started up.
E. j. Phelps will build three-story brick
and stone building at 4l9 Nlcollet avenue to
cost $4,000.
Temporary tracks are being laid on Hen
nepin avenue near Fourteenth street in order
TO enable the city to grade the street
The old jackson school building in South
Minneapolis is being torn down. and is to be
replaced by three-stOry building of three
rooms.
Work on the new bridge oyer Twendeth
avenue north. the joint endeavor OF the city
and the Northern Pacific road, was begun
yesterday.
All members of the bar, whether members
of the bar association or not, are requested
TO meet IN the Temple Court library Monday
afternoon.
Zion Baptist church will be dedicated
Sunday. There will be a special sermon at
IL Il. m. The dedicatory exercises will oc-
cur at o'clock.
build ZOO, 000-bushel elevator at Kansas
City for F. II. Peavey d Co., the work to be
completed Aug. l.
The bank clearings for the week were So.
6l7.69S.36 against 1891, 073.S3 for the
same week last year. Yesterday the bank
cIearings were $685., 50l.47.
The residence of Lambert Hays, at 1901
North Sixth street. was entered by burglars
early yesterday morning. They were fright
ened off before securing any valuables.
The corner stone of the new addition 10 st.
Mary's hospital, at 24l6 Sixth street south.
will be laid Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
Bishop McGOlrick of Duluth, officiating.
The stone work on the piers for the I'M
completed half of the steel arch bridge is fin
ished, the iron is expected by May l, and the
bridge VIII be open for traffic before the be-
ginning of the exposition.
The union Sunday school teachers meet
ing will be held this afternoon at O'Clock at
Dyers Music hail, led by II. Plant. The
primary teachers union will meet at the Y
M G. \. parlors at 2:45 p. m.
E. c. Cole, Prof. H. L. Osborne and S. P.
Chonnell have been appointed committee
10 secure collection of rare birds, animals
and corals from the Philippine islands for
the Minnesota Academ of Natural Sciences.
The Hennepin Barrel company has re
elected Joseph y. Sifferle president and
Frank Gagacki secretary and treasurer. The
board of directors consists of M. ID. Corkey,
Frank Crow and d. A. Jensen. The reports
show the company to be in fairly good con-
diliOn.
Chief Engineer Wise, of the street railway
company, arrived home yesterday. He said
that the electrical material for the street rail
way construction had been ordered ana
would soon be on the ground, when active
work would be commenced.
Michael Sorka, farm hand in the employ
of Daniel O'Neill, who lives near Maryland
Park, and who disappeared some three
weeks ago, is believed to have committed
suicide. When he left he carried off a re-
Volver belonging to Mr.. O'Neill.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Stephen Stephenson
and Annie T. X. Rand, Frank Long and
Theresa Miller, Michael Hanson and Sidsel
Hanson, Ole T. Thompson and Mary Carl
son, Oscar j. Carlson and Annie Sandstronl.
The Twin City Swedish Lutheran Pastoral
association meet Monday morning at ! In,
at the Augustana church. All other Luth
eran pastors are also invited to attend. Rev.
o. p. Vangsnes will read q thesis on the sub
jecU, Are we without any discrimination to
baptIze all children whose parents present
them for baptism:h
The Northwestern Miller says that the pro-
posed Spirit Island dam would yield fall of
% feet and develop ! ., 900 horse power. 1t
would be l 200 feet long, Is high, of stone,
and would be about !, 800 feet below the foot
of the present apron. The canal would be
between 800 and 400 feet long, and the i'm
provements would cost 100000.
Father Byrne, OF the Immaculate Concep-
ton parish, has nearly finished the parochial
school statistics for the census. The girls
school has q membership Of 1SJ and an
average attendance of 100; the boys, us on
the roll, average attendance los; academy,
estimated average attendance, 200. The
total for the Immaculate Conception parish
hools is 500.
The twelve lodges Of !. 90. in MInneap-
oils, numbering 1900 members, will attend
services at the Church of the Redeemer Sun
day afternoon. The address will be deliv-
cred by Rev. NJ. d. Shutter. The delegations
will ssemble at Hennepin and Washington
avenues at 2:30 p. M, and march to the
church, accompanied by delegations from
st. Paul and Fort Smelling. Such services are
usually held before or after the anniversary
of odd Fellowship, which takes place this
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