St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-07-16
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were S1,O19,-
723.5S.
The old talk Of an electric line to Mime
TONGA has been renewed. 1t viii certainly
not be built this year.
This evening Miss May Gleason, the elocu-
ZIONIST. will give an entertainment at Lake
Park hotel, Minnetonka.
Judge Smith granted a divorce yesterday
morning 10 Herbert TOOley from Jennie
TOoley, on the ground Of adultry.
Cases Of measles at IS Fourth street south
and 524 Thirteenth avenue south were re-
ported at the health Office yesterday.
Rev. Or. William Hogue Marques of Kan
saS. viii occupy the pulpit OF Westminster
church next sunday. He IS possible pastor
This evening there will be meeting at
Plymouth church 10 decide whether cal
shall be issued to Rev. Dr. George H. NeIIs,
Of Montreal.
The North American Telegraph company
has finished burylng It's wires ana VIII at
once begin removing the polls and Old wires
from the streets.
Arrangements have been perfected for add
IN q cOUrsein architecture TO the university
curriculum. Harry W Jones. the architect,
Will have supervision of It.
Ground has been broken for the new cot
tage and domestic building at the soldiers
home. ana the work OF laying the tounda-
tons viii commence next week.
Judge D. Hanev. Of Plankington, s. D.,
circuit Judge of the Fourth district, IS IL
MINNEAPOLIS with his family visiting his
cousin. City Clerk C. F. Haney, in kenwood.
The Western Minnesota academy at Monte
video viii be known hereafter as E. 5. Jones
hall. in honor Of the late Minneapolis man
who contributed so largely toward its cree
ton
fled amended articles OF incorporation yes
terday Minor changes only are made OF the
list Of incorporators. and the board OF di-
rectOTS has been published.
It is rumored that John F. Calderwood,
ex-citv comptroller, and now secretary OF the
National Building and Loan association, has
been offered a position as general hnanclal
manager of the Twin City Rapid Transit
company.
George ". Kellogg. who for years past has
been EMPLOYED as telephone operator at
police headquarters, has resigned that posi-
ton to take charge Of the real estate interests
IN this city of a nOn-resIdentrelatlVe.I The res
ignation goes into effect at once.
An unsuccessful attempt was made Tues
dav night to burglarize the book store Of c.
D. Whitall & Co. I25 NicOllet av. The thieves
removed the glass from one OF the back
windows but were frightened away by
special policeman before they had gained an
entrance.
The water works tunnel under Fourth ave
nue. north was completed yesterday and the
new thirtv-siX-inch main viii he placed IN It
IL q few DAYS. ms mann Is GOW colu plelcu
from Fifth to Sixteenth avenue north and IN
SIX weeks viii have been finished TO the
pump house.
The usual papers have been sent through
the postmaster at Minneapolis TO jacob
Barge who desires the establishment OF
new pOstoffice at Medicine Lake Park but
some other name must be selected as the
railway mail service objects to long, COM
pound names.
The mayor aldermen and other officials Of
the CITY will meet at the fifth street entrance
Of the West hotel al % this afternoon to re-
eeive the various organizations from out OF
town. who are coming 10 Minneapolis 10 at
tend the ceremony Of laying the corner
stone OF the new court house.
The funeral Of officer Trepanier will take
place his morning at 10 O'Clock from the
Church Of St. Anthony of Padua. under the
auspices of Plymouth Lodge No. 20 X P
The remains will be inferred in the East side
Catholic cemetery. officer Trepanier was
insured IN the Police Department Relief asso-
ciatiOn and his widow Will receive $1,000.
The city engineers force began yesterday
to make the preliminary survey for the prain-
age Of HOag's lake. which for many years has
been Il source Of annoyance to the residents
of that vicinity, and 1t IS expected that by
Sunday next the water will have been run
of. The expense of the work will be as
Eessessed against the neighborng property.