St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-05
MINNEAPOLIS ~GLOBULES.

The bank clearings yesterday were ST., 0o2,-
O53.28.
The Norwegian society Fran will hold a
social at Normanna hall next Saturday
evening.
The board of education will meet this
afternoon 10 open bids for the new Northeast
Minneapolis school building.
The monthly meeting of the directors of
the Northwestern hospital will be held
Thursday, June 3, at 2:30 p. N.
The twenty-6fth annual convention of the
Universalists of Minnesota VIII be held in the
Third Universalist church in this city June
IL and II.
The committee of appraisers for the pro-
posed widening of Humboldt avenue met
yesterday and listened to the complaints of
property owners.
The letter carriers excursion to Lake Min
netonka, that was to have occurred last
evening, was postponed to this evening on
acc cunt of the weather.
Y ssterday the appraisers commenced work
upon the award for damages resulting from
the opening of Humboldt avenue north from
Sixth to Plymouth venues.
A. c. Prosser, an old resident and the
father of Rev, j. W. Prosser, of this city, was
the recipient a few days ago of the final pay
ment of the Iron Hall benefit.
Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
the following persons: George w. Nelson
and Mamie Coleman, Herbert E. Stout and
sophie NJ. Busett, Herbert w. Mead and Eta
Kingsley.
Judge Smith yesterday filed a decision sus-
tanning the demurrer of Charles II. Thomp-
son TO the complaint of Scott & Day and al
lowing the plaintiffs twenty days in which to
file an amended complaint.
The remains of Mrs. Chris A. Gallagher,
who committed suicide Monday, were taken
yesterday to Chester, n. H., her old home.
Brief funeral exercises were held at the fam
lily residence, 2502 Fourth avenue south, In
the morning.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary society
met in the parlors of the Westminster church
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Williams read
the paper which had been presented at the
nnu meeting at Lincoln, Neb. There was
a good attendance.
At Holy Rosary church last night FIR.
Splinter delivered a great sermon on THE
day was very impressive. Tomorrow even
ing the Young Ladies sodality will be ad-
dressed by Fir. Splinter.
''The Bohemian Girl" one of the most
popular operas ever produced, will be the
bill at the Harris theater the rest of this
week. The first performance will be given
this afternoon. the run terminating Satur-
day night. THE Mascotte" is next due for
q week, beginning Saturday night.
Contagious diseases were reported as fol-
lows yesterday: Measles al 1920 South Sixth
street, 1875 fremont avenue, 1925 Fourth
street northeast, AGO Mt. Curve avenue,
2318 South Twenty-second street, 1916
South Ninth street, 1916 South Washington,
2037 Fifteenth avenue south, 242 Twenty
third avenue north and 2937 Tenth avenue
south; scarlet fever at PLY South Fifth
street.
Frank Sperfood will build a two-story brick
veneer row of stores and tenement at Mar
shall and Seventh avenues northeast, to cost
S15, 900; James A. Paige will build a two
story brick veneer dwelling at 1412 Yale
Dlace. to cost SIC. O00: c.. p. Smith will mild
dwellings at POO and 27O3 Humboldt ave-
nue. south, to cost $4,000; A. D. Aldricb
will build a frame dwelling and barn at 324S
Bryant avenue south, to cost $4,000,