St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-03
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


Ole Rice was yesterday examined as to his
insanity, committed and removed 10 Roches
ter.
The annual election of officers and direct
ors of the Y. NJ. c. 4. will be held Wednes-
day.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Andrew Palmquist and Christine I. LlndperS,
A. c. Hurst and Johanna G. Spliiberg
'Yank'' Adams entertained about 800 men
at the West billiard parlors last night with an
exhibition of his wonderful Skill at hnger
billiards.
Plymouth church has Just issued its 1890
directory. neat little hand book of about
ninety pages, with complete information re-
garding the church and its people.
w. w Shepard has been appointed con-
tracing freight agent of the Lake Superior
Transit Company at Minneapolis, with ONCE
at No l Corn Exchange building.
The funeral of Mrs. .. c. Squyer, who was
killed in runaway Wednesday night, will be
held Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, from
the family residence, 5@9 Fourth avenue
southeast.
Work on Third street, laying the street ear
tracks is progressing rapidly. The track is
all down now save the crossings at hennepl,n
avenue and First avenue south, and the I'LL
ing in with stones has begun.
The contract for the power transmission
machinery for the Minneapolis Street Kali
Way company has been awarded the Ii. IL.
Clutch works. of Cleveland. through NJ. ii.
Mccarthy, the local representative at Mime
Apolis.
Mrs Ann Mackey, who died in ST Mary s
hospital on Thursday evening, Will be buried
from her late residence, corner Ientn ana am!
Second avenue northeast, at O'Clock this
morning Services will be held IN ST. An
thOnE de Padua church.
CITY Assessor Plummer has for some time
been preparing a list of unsatlshed chattel
mortgages, which are to be assessed this year
4 -, iS ncr irnQ a
are fully Is, 900 of these mortgages on rec
ord and the city viii derive from them
large revenue.
Several changes went into effect in the
postotfice May l. Carrier Charles Hall ms
been promoted and has entered the railway
mail service. James c. Maxon has beeu
made subcarrler and Charles Gerrlsh sue
ceeds Harry Chalmers as messenger boy TO
Postmaster Ankeny.
The bank clearings yesterday were 81, 1856
96l79 This is probably the largest of any
day since the clearing house was established
For the week they were So, 354, 454. 40
against 81 519,9190S last year. an increase
of over 80 per cent. This figure is the largest
in the history of the city.
The vestry of All Saints parish has not ye
accepted the resignation of Rev. E. j. Purdy
and at its request he has consented to take
charge of the services as long as possible, tC
give the vestry an opportunity to make pro
visions for the future. Mr. Purdy Will there
Building Inspector Hazen gave notice yes
terday morning that after May all cess
pools and house drainage must be built b!
licensed plumbers, under the direction of the
building inspectors department. and nC
Dlumbiug NAV be used until certificate hal
been issued by the plumbing inspector.
At the annual meeting of the Brownsor
Catholic club the following officers and di
reetors were elected: President, E. j. Nally
vice president, DR.. II. b. Sweetser; secretary
Zoo i1a.rs 4
rectors, for two years, Roger Vail, William
Kenny j. o. Sawkins. The club is in yer.
prosperous condition, and is expected to b.
the largest Catholic organization in thu
state.
According to the Mississippi Valley Lum
herman. the demand for lumber i'll the Min
neapolis and ST. Paul market has left al
added impulse of activity during the pas
week that has increased the shipments TO
that period from :, 1875, 900 feet to $500, 00i
feet-a gain of about 100000 feet TIL
explanation for this increase is found in thu
fact that seeding is finished and the countr.
trade is picking up, and local trade in boil
cities is constantly growing better.
Next Monday six mills will be running
viz: Bassett, Northern, Akeley, Hall (
Ducey. Nelson & Tenney, and McMulleE
These mills will later put on night crews sIn
run 10 their full capacity. The recenf Or
weather has materially intertered with tn
log driving and there are some fears tina
come of the drives on the upper streams ma
he hung up" On the main river the drive
are moving slowly and the river is lower thai
It has been in years at this season. The from
drive will probably not reach here as early Il
May 10.
Measles were reported yesterday as follows
B743 Portland avenue, 9U5 4ITEA street north
east l2I East Lake street, AT North Secop
street, % South Thirteenth street, 300
South Twenty-ffth street, 1929 Polk stree
northeast 9l3 Twenty second avenue north
Yfy,fC FnTl1 a I
enne. 3l2 Second street northeast, 244
Eleventh avenue south, pol Thirteenth ay
enue south, 1911 hawthorne avenue, Fn2
Fourteenth avenue south. 2407 Thireent
avenue south 1880 Fourteenth avenu
Eourteenfh avenue south. 1929 Fifteenth
avenue south, and scarlet fever at 81 Eas
Eioh1eanth street.