St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-23
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
Os0.50.
DThe Title Insurance company advertises
that it has discontinued insurance against
mechanics liens.
The ladies of st. Andrews church are to
hold their social at the house of Mrs. Hill,
2201 Lyndale avenue north, tonight
The council committee on sewers met yes
terday and audited bills amounting 10 about
$4,000 Several recommendations for sew
ers were made.
At noon yesterday one track over the Thir-
ty-sixth street bridge, where the motor crosses,
was completed and ready for use. Inc
other will be ready by Sunday.
An effort has been made to start new real
estate weekly here, but most of the dealers
feel that it would not ill long felt want,
and the idea has been abandoned.
Ninth ward citizens have appointed COM
mittee to call upon the park board for lnfor-
nation as to how the assessments are ex-
pended for the Northeast Minneapolis park.
A pound social will be held at Maternity
hospital, 1929 Fourth avenue south, next
Friday afternoon and evening. All inter
ested in the work of the hospital are invited
to attend.
The steamboat Mike Davis took run from
St. Paul to the Franklin avenue bridge yes
teTday, arriving there shortly after 3 O'Clock.
The population of the flats was treated to
ride, and then the boat steamed down the
river,
A little daughter of T. Holen, tailor at
Altmans, fell off the porch at his resi-
dence, 1888 Third street south, yesterday.
and was badly injured. Some ribs were
broken and the skull fractured. Her recov-
cry is doubtful.
A report was in circulation yesterday that
the Northern National bank vas planning to
eract new building. 1t was caused by the
transfer yesterday to the bank of valuable
piece of property. Cashier Forgan, however,
denies the report
Last Tuesday as Nels Haglund was trying
to board street car, his foot slipped under
the wheel and was badly crushed. He
claimed that the driver did not stop the car
at his signal He died from the effects of his
injuries early yesterday morning.
To-day the Mecca Shrine of New York,
with their ladies' will arrive in Minneapolis.
Zuhrah's ladies OF this city are requested to
meet at the rooms in the temple at o'clock
to receive visiting mobiles with their ladies.
Ladies are requested to bring Fezzire
The committee on arrangements for the
labor picnic, at Lake Park, Aug. 10, have
written to the chairman of the various coun-
ty committees asking them to secure speak
ers to present the principles of their respect
i've parties The committee will meet in
week.
The Hennepin County Medical society held
its regular monthly meeting at the public
library Tuesday evening, but transacted. no
important business, the session being given
over to the discussion Of the report OF the
committee on contagious diseases and the
regular routine matters of the organization.
Louis Larson. from Minneapolis. escaped
from the reform school Monday night at
$50. He disguised himself in the coat of
one Of the wardens. He is seventeen years
old, short and stout, with black eyes and
dark brown hair. He was working in white
wash when he escaped.
The state board of pharmacy was in session
yesterday at the Office of the secretary III the
Lumber Exchange. and voted to grant certif-
icates of registration to the several persons
who were successful in passing the examina-
ton held at the capitol on the 18th inst
The regular meeting of the committee on
water works was held yesterday. Bills
amounting to $40, 1886 were allowed. The
Bausfield Wooden Ware company, new
manufa curing concern on the East side
was allo wed a three-inch main for mechan-
zeal purposes. The park commissioner:
were allowed two-inch main for Prospect
park.