St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were $780,
1868.
The Sunday school of Calvary Baptist
church will have picnic at Lake Harriet to-
day.
Rev. G. l.. Morrill, will leave for Chicago
this evening to preach in the Memorial Bap-
fist church on Sunday.
The youngest son of Rev. W. II. Geistweit
died yesterday, after twenty-four hours i'll
ness OF spinal meningitis. He was two and
half years old.
The street railway company has been given
permission to string feed wires on the East
side, and the policemen have been ordered
to allow the work 10 proceed.
There will be a special meeting of Zurah
Ladies' society," i'll their rooms at Masonic
temple this afternoon. Business of impor
lance. Mrs r. l.. Pratt. secretary.
While the storm was at its height On Tues
day night somebody placed male infant at
the front door of Fred II. Fall. 1925 Chicago
avenue. 1t was sent to Bethany home.
Reserved seats for the Daiy-van Heest con-
test are going like hot cakes and the r. C.
A. c. people are confident that there will be
q large attendance at the club Tuesday
night.
Cases of Measles at s97 Sixteenth avenue
south. 500 Twenty-fifth street east. 2617 SIX
teenth avenue south, 1904 Eighteenth avenue
south were reported at the health Office yes
terday.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Anton Slmonlch and Anna Zugel. Charles r.
Moody and Jennie Halasek. Charles Nausea
and Ida Nallenberg, Peter Larson and Carrie
Anderson.
James j. Murphy, fireman at No. house,
returned from Ireland Wednesday, after a
several months trip for the benefit of his
health. He is very much improved, and will
resume duty at once.
property required for Powderhorn park, Wis
tied the ground yesterday and then ad-
iourned until Tuesday next at 10 a. m. when
they will meet at the park board rooms.
Three candidates for admission to Harvard
college are taking the entrance examinations
which opened yesterday at the public library
building, and which will continue under the
supervision of Prof. c. r. Lanman through
out Saturday.
There have been thirty-nine fire alarms
during the month Wednesday check was
received by the chief from the II. c. Akeley
Lumber company in recognition of the de-
partments services in preventing lumber
yard fire two days ago.
On Thursday evening next there will be a
public installation of the officers of Great
Turner Lodge No. and Pride of Minnesota
Lodge No. g. Knights Of Pythias at St Peter
African NJ p. church. The Hennepin D1vis-
ion No. will act as escort
!, Building Inspector Hazen explains that
the repairs on the Exposition building for
!. +. ). Z. L. convention, to which he OBJ
1ected as unsafe. were only temporary He
has learned that the work will be all right as
soon as the permanent posts are put in
The cooperative societies of coopers will
have grand excursion and picnic at Glen
wood, Wis, tomorrow. a special train will
leave the depot at a. m. Music will be pro-
yided, and there will be sports of all kinds
and general good time. Journeymen COOP
ers are invited to attend.
H. L. Gordon, Joves rival in laundering
speeialties, was in Minneapolis Wednesday
night ana yesterday morning He went to
Winona to attend the reunion of the First
Minnesota. 1t is said that an attempt will be
made 10 expel him from the association be-
cause of his California exploits
During the severe storm of last Tuesday
evening well-dressed male infant. appar-
emily about four weeks of age, was left on
the doorstep of the residence No. S625 Chi
cago avenue, occupied by F. H. Fall The
founding was turned over to Supt Snyder.
who has placed it in the Bethany home
The commissioners in the matter of the
opening of East Twenty-fourth street, from
Riverside avenue to the river, decided yes
terday to award to Judge Isaac Atwater and
FRANKLIN Cook $4,000, the estimated value of
The stone upon the site of the proposed new
dump. II will be necessary that this be paid
from the general fund as no benefits can be
assessed upon property adjoining.