St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-04
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $685.
/ 995.46
The scmi-annual meeting OF the K. Of L.
Building association will be held to- might at
8 Labor Temple.
The police made 41S arrests during Febru-
airy. The number is somewhat smaller than
for the same month last year.
!. A local mail train to Chicago was put on
the Milwaukee yesterday, leaving at Gas a.
m. instead OF 2:3u p. m, as heretofore.
Hugh Garrity.at one time quite q noted con-
ndenco man, who is well known in Mime
apolis, is said to be dying IN Chicago Of quick
consumption.
G. NJ McGregor has taken out permits to
erect two frame dwellings at 1888 and 1859
Ninth avenue south. to cost $1,000, and two
| dwellings at 27l4 and 27lS Chicago avenue
south. to cost S12,0u0.
Diphtheria was builetined yesterday at
% / Ninth street north and 3ll Twentieth
avenue south; measles at 2 81 Chicago ave-
nue. and scarletina at 25l3 Seventh street
south and 2946 Humboldt avenue.
Charles Filteau is contem plating the cree
ton of a large three-story brick block at the
corner of Nicoliet avenue and Lake street.
The present residence is to be moved back
to the corner of Blaisdell avenue and Lake
street.
This evening the Academy Of Eomeo-
pathic Medicine Of St. Paul and Minneapo-
lis will meet at So First avenue south. Drs.
II. 9. Leonard, G. II. Glidden, c McV. TObey,
A :. Hutchinson and w. o. T;yberger will
read papers
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following: NelS o Peterson and Annie
Peterson; s. 8. Crawford and BELLE smith; ;
George Stockert and Helen Dettmer; Hogan
Hansen and Annie johnson; Cornelius Trek
Ter and Bertha Draper.
During February there were So fire alarms.
70 box and still alarms. The loss amounted
to S7,6SS. 76. of which So 2S6.45 Was on
buildings and Si.3923l on contents. The
insurance was $23, 90, Sl3, 500 on buildings
and $1,000 on contents.
William Cheney says this was the warmest
February since 1892. There were only two
days with mean temperature below zero,
and the minimum for the month was only
II deg above zero. The mean temperature
for the month was 17.4S deg above zero.
The Minnesota Academy of Sciences will
hold its regular meeting this evening in the
new rooms of the library. There will be
some papers on botanical subjects, and, fol-
lowing them, John b. Horribly will read q
paper on The Water Powers of Minnesota. y
+ Tne Single Tax league meets this evening
at the West hotel. President John Good
now, OF the coal exchange, will give some
statistics on the High Price of Coal in Min
neapolis.' C. c. Taylor an old coal miner,
now in the coal business here. and vice presi-
dent of the exchange will also read short
paper.
The carriage makers and the employing
blacksmithS of the city have formed an asso-
citation for mutual protection. a meeting is
to be held tomorrow evening, in Piummer
post &. A. K. hall, Washington and First av-
enue north, at which matters OF importance
to- every person running carriage or wagon
shop, carriage paint shop. or blacksmith or
horseshoer's shop will be discussed.
To-day will be observed as day of fasting
and prayer by the students and friends of
the Missionary Training institute, located at
92s Sixth avenue south. Meetings will be
held At the institute building q: 1890 a. m.
for the students, and popular meeting at
p. m, led by Rev. T. C. Horton, Of the Y. NJ.
g. A, st. Paul. popular meeting will also
be held in Centenary n: E. church, at 7:30
p m. A cordial invitation is extended to all
friends of missions, of al denominations, to
be present at these meetings.