St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-24
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.
The bank clearings to-day, s6s7, 4ee. 4s

The bank cIearings to-day, S6S7. 496.49.
A large consignment of books for the
Guaranty Loan Law library was received to-
day.
The banks are not taking any concerted
action on making a discount on Canadian
money, but each bank is acting independent
ly in the matter.
Articles incorporating the 8. 8. Kearney
company were filed to-day. The company
will manufacture building material. The
capital stock is 10000.
The Coopers, band will give an open air
concert to morrow night at the stand oppo-
site Tollefson's hall, and Saturday evening
ball will De held at the hall.
Secretary Baldrey, of the Minneapolis direc-
tory, put sixty-fve men to work Monday to
canvass the city for the directory of 1890.
The city has been districted carefully, and it
will take four weeks or more to complete the
work
Manager Edward Brandus, of the Verest-
chagin collection, has decided to keep the
panorama closed during sunday iorenoons'
ices in the churches. The attendance at the
exhibition was good yesterday.
DR.. H. B. Love. well-known on the South
side. died early Tuesday morning at his resi-
dence 1928 East Franklin avenue, after
two days illness of peritonitis.. leaving
wife and two children. His remains Will be
taken to jamestown, n. Y, his former home,
for interment.
Thomas A. W. Shock. who has been in
charge of the power room of the Fourth ave
nue. electric line since its opening, leaves
Minneapolis this afternoon for Helena,
Mont, under orders of the Thompson Hous-
ton company, to superlntend the constfuc-
ton of the new power house III that city.
Articles were filed with the register of deeds
yesterday incorporating the j. A. kearney
company, with capital stock OF $1O0,0OO;
limit of Indebtedness $4,000. The incor-
porators are j. A. Kearney, Arthur A; George,
j. P. Courtney and j. ii. Johnson. Inc new
company is the successor OF d. A. hearHey "
Co., plumbers.
Hereafter the evening courses of lectures
at the university law school will cover three
years, instead of two, as has been the case
heretofore. 1t was thought necessary to in
course of the evening lectures than the day
course to perfect student. These evening
courses have become quite popular with
young law students.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons John Watson and
Hilda C. johnson, Frank L. Wright and Mary
A. Wood, Adolphe Peterson and Caroline
Stern, John NordQuist and Chrlst1ne Jonn-
son, Frank H. Warden and Mary Fisk; Ed J
Brown and Mary P Fullerton, Arthur r.
Billingsler and Rose Van Norman, Ole Arm
quist and Ida Bergstrom. William b. Blake
and 8. Isermann.
b The seating capacity of Holy Trinity church
is to be enlaged by the building OF transeptS
on eltQ0r size OF the HILL IOOlu LIS Will
be commenced at once, and parish mouse
and guild hall erected in the near future.
The immediate improvements are to cost
81 200, So, 500 of which amount has been
already subscribed. The additions are to be
of stone, and uniform with the present
structure.
/ New cases of measles were bulletlned yes
terday as follows: 727 Ninth avenue south:
3106 Washington avenue north; 74I quincy
street; 1923 Summer street northeast; 322Z
First avenue south; All Sixteenth avenue
north; oil Fourteenth avenue north; 2221
Sixth street; 254S Taylor street northeast;
sos Eighth avenue. Scarlet fever at lI6
Lower flats and diphtheria at 1928 Twenty
second street south.
Walter P. Douglas, of the firm OF Anderson
q Douglas, the real estate men, has returned
after a six months absence in Europe. He
stopped at Nice to see j. c. Oswald Ill rela-
ton to the Bryn Mawr tract but that gentle
man was too i'll to permit of his receiving the
call. Mr.. Douglas says that the Bryn MaWr
difficulty will be settled Mr.. oswald would
not accept his money, but now that the mat
ter had gone into the courts they would let
the law take its course, and redeem tne prop
erty when they got ready.
The South side branch library was opened
Yesterday, with II. Askeland i'll charge. NO
books have been allotted as yet, the orders
being filled from the main library, Appll-
cants expecting to get their books the same
day must file their orders before IL: 80 q. m.
The branch takes up two rooms i'll the Berg,
lind block. corner of Franklin avenue ana
Seventeenth street. The volumes to be sta
toned at the branch will be in place shortly,
together with list of periodicals.