St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
14s.9s.
HI. Blocker and John Mark will build
three two-story frame dwellings at twenty,
first avenue north and Penn avenue, 10 cost
S., 400.
William G. Heinrich, the popular tenor of
Boston, will sing in Plymouth church to-mor-
row morning and in Westminster in the
evening.
s. s. Farnham will build a two-story brick
tenement row at the corner OF jackson street
and Twenty fifth avenue northeast. 1t Will
cost $4,000.
Chris Henderson, laborer from MINI E.
anolis at The car shops was drowned Friday
night while bathing at Hudson, WIS. he
leaves wife and family.
A lawn festival for the benefit of the House
of the Good Shepherd. will be given Tuesday
evening at the spacious grounds, corner
Bloomington avenue and Twenty seventh
street
Lucy Mavnes. the six-year-od daughter of
Charles A. Maynes, q conductor on the st
Louis road, was lost last evening. She was
put on Sixth avenue north street car ana
put off by the conductor at the wrong place.
DR. O. Fl. Tiffany, of the Hennepin Avenue
Church. has commenced q series of four ser
mons on the various phases of the labor ques-
ton The first was gwen last Sunday even
ing and the second will be delivered this
evening.
Mrs. Catherine DAILY was before the district
court Yesterday to show cause why she should
not he punished for contempt in refusing to
appear before q referee in disclosure pro-
eeedings She was ordered to pay the costs,
and further sentence was suspended.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
TO Peter Halgeson and Alena Larson, George
w. TAYLOR and Annie Millar, Frank A.
Krause and Alice B. harrington, henry ID.
Bergouist and Matilda Lendquist. Olaf Lar
son and Annie L. Touden Alfred Strom and
Augusta Turnquist.
Robert Olson, a carpenter employed On the
new Tribune building. corner First avenue
and -Four III street south, fell from the fourth
TO the third story yesterday morning and sus-
tanned a serious injury to his back. He was
taken to his home at Twenty-secOnd street
and Franklin avenue. he Will recover.
The Minnesota Eight Hour League will
hold its regular monthly meeting to-day at
2:3O o. M in the Labor Temple. 1t is thought
highly probable that this will be The last
meeting of the league. for the present at
least. the newly formed federation taking up
the work of elght-nour agltallon WDere tue
league leaves off.
Manager w. NJ. Regan, of the exposition
has received telegram conveying the news
that L. Stringer electrical expert OF the Ed
son Electric company, and +. Ii. upton, gen
eral manager of the same concern. would be
here Monday to draw up plans for the i'm
mense electrical display The committee on
exhibits have decided on Monday, July Il,
as the day for allotting space to, exhibitors
Applicants for space who apply promptly
will have chance to secure the most desl-
rable locations for their class of exhibits.
Mrs. Eliza Tobin, wife of James f. Tobin.
of the firm of Ring & Tobin, and sister OF
Matt Walsh, died at II 20 Friday night at
the family residence. 1913 Eleventh avenue
south, at the age of thirty-six She leaves
three children of tender years; The de.
ceased was born at Westmoreland, parish OF
AughaviIler, county of Kilkenny, Ireland.
and was resident of this city for sixteen
years. The funeral takesaplace from the
above residence on Monday morning at 8
o'clock.
The iobbers of Minneapolis will not trans
act any business on Saturday afternoons
during the remainder of July and August,
the following firms having agreed to close
their stores under such an arrangement:
Minneapolis Iron stove COMPANY An Anthony hpng
company, Harrison, Harrington q CO.; Wy
L. D. Kilbourne Boot and Shoe company,
Chase & Pratt, George R. Newell y Co.,
James II. Bishop & Co. Dodson, Fisher q
Brockman, Durham & johnson, Patterson d
Dickinson.