St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-29
MINNEAPOLIS GhoBuLEs.

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Rev. Andrew Kincaid will be installed as
pastor Of the Andrew Presbyterian church
Tuesday, May 6.
Charles L. Dewey, formerly of Mlnneapo-
lis died at Englewood, Ill.,, April g. aged
fifty, OF heart disease.
The annual meeting and election Of the
trustees of Westminster Presbyterian church
will be held next Monday evening.
Building Inspector J. NJ. Hazen. who has
been i'll for some time, was able to be In his
Office short time yesterday afternoon.
S. P. Cox, who was to build $4,000 pa
V1l1on at Minnehaha. has withdrawn his prop
ositiop, and there will be no pavilion.
George W. Bryant will build stone veneer
dwelling on the east side of Lake Amelia,
near Flfty-second street, to cost $4,000.
The new court room is almost ready for &C.
cupancy, and will probably be in use in day
or so. Judge Young will hold court there
this term.
At 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon the fire
department was called out by a fire in a barn
at 1112 First street northeast The loss will
not exceed S20e.
rhe committee on roads and bridges will
take little trip through some of the outly-
ing towns to-day in connection with petit
tons for new roads.
Towne's restaurant, on Nicollet avenue, is
closed, Carroll Towne having decided to go
out of business. There was hitch over the
releasing of the place.
Assistant City Clerk Clark yesterday COM
menced to issue dog licenses for 1890 From
to p. N. 100 tags for male and 8 for fe-
male dogs were issued.
An overheated bakers oven in the block at
the corner of Twenty eighth and Nicollet
avenues, gave the fire department run last
evening. The damage done was trifing.
Louis Jacques will build frame dwelling
at 1116 Polk street northeast, to cost S4,OHO;
E. E. Lehman, a frame dwelling at 1916
Harrison street northeast to cost 81, 200.
Work has been com menced at Twenty-sev-
enth avenue south and Riverside avenue on
the electric railroad. This is the first work
on the electric road. large crew of men is
employed.
Mrs. Caroline SchlIckheiser, a patient at St.
Barnabas hospital, fell down stairs Saturday
and died soon after from the effects OF her
injuries. She was insane, and escaped from
her nurses
Gen. Bunker is inspecting the National
guard, and will inspect Company G., Third
regiment, of this city, tomorrow night and
from tomorrow night.
The Odd Fellows lodge of New Boston is
contemplating building temple on the cor
ner of Twenty-second avenue and Harrison
street northeast. 10 cost about SlO,oUo
Definite arrangements will probably be made
tomorrow night
J. f. Tubbs will build double three-story
brick and brown stone apartment house at
Stevens avenue and Seventeenth street, to
cost 100000 This will be one OF the finest
apartment houses in the city. Charles l.
Sedwick is the architect
Harvey Noble lad aged about sixteen
years. was arrested last night on the charge
of stealing Sl3 from Fred Lubbert, OF 1412
North Sixteenth street. He was locked up
in the central station, and will be arraigned
in the municipal court this morning.
The anniversary meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the Minnesota
Conference of the Methodist Church will be
held in the Henrepin Avenue church, be-
ginning Friday afternoon of this week.
j. F. Tubbs took out a building permit for
two double three story tenement houses yes
terday. One of them is located at 1923 Ste
vens avenue, and the other at 134 East
Seventeenth street. They are to be brown
stone fronts, and will cost 100000.
Charles A. Hall, Carrier No. II, Minneapo-
lis postoffice, has been transferred to the rail.
way mail service between Minneapolis and
Des Moines. A. Tyler, substitute carrier.
will be appointed to fill the vacancy in the
regular force In the change resulting Car
Thomas o. Upton will be placed on Dis
trict No. II, in place OF Ha Il.
Emil Nickerson, a machinist living ON Sec
ond avenue SOUTH was found dead in his
bed yesterday His wife did not know that
he was ailing, and when she aWoke yes
terday morning he lay by her side stiff and
cold. DR.. Ames was called and made an ex-
animation, and pronounced it a case of heart
disease. Nickerson was forty years Old. No
inquest will be held.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following: Eddy Ransom and Hortense
Harris, Glare E. Hoff and Mary B: Faust,
Frank Gaulke and Annie Jasper. Emil b.
Knutson and Lise A. Falde, Engelbert Me
mack and Bertha PREM, Alex Robinson and
Ina Johnson John Tobin and Eliza keliv.
Richard bernstein and Nav Huff. John a.
Cunningham and Fannie Allen.
The new cases of measles reported at the
health office yesterday were located as fol
lows: $50 Fourteenth avenue south, 623
Summer street northeast, liz Twentieth ave.
nue. south, 708 Twentieth avenue south. l 10
West Fourteenth street. 1914 South Ninth
street. 1926 Aldrich avenue, 1920 South
Fifteenth street, % South Ninth street.
Diphtheria, 2427 Twenty seventh avenue
south.
The Lyndale avenue mission Of the Stew
art Memorial Presbyterian church will build
a house of worship and become an indie
pendent church. Negotiations are now
bending for the purchase of site at the corner
Of Lyndale and Thirty fourth streets, di-
rectly opposite the Lyndale school, Iiere a
handsome and eommodious edihce will be
erected, and permanent pastor secured for
regular services.