St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-08
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings were $1,4S7,-
65099.
The delinquent tax sale continues until
Friday.
Ex-Gov A. R. McGin denies that he is
candidate for the postmastership at st. Paul
c. Nee. Reeve has been appointed one Of
the six worlds fair com missioners from Min
nesota.
The installation of Rev. ]. Lloyd Lee as
pastor of Oliver Presbyterian church occurs
next Tuesday evening.
Some one has been distributing immoral
circulars to the children of the public schools
He has not yet been detected
G. E. Maxwell, the Z. of NJ g representative
ana B. II. Timberlake, delegate, have gone to
Des Moines 10 attend the interstate oratorical
contest.
M. w. Meagher will give an address before
Saturday evening on the subject, Some OBJ
jections to Single Tax" All are invited
w. A. Mccall has withdrawn as a candi-
date for the position Of bread inspector, and
is to accept the foremanship of the new
macaroni factory in Northeast Minneapolis
One thousand seven hundred and forty
nine dog licenses have been issued up to to-
day. the receipts for which amount to
S2.272 So one-half of which goes TO the police
relief fund.
Royalston and Highland avenues will
probably not be paved for a year or two yet
About half of the property owners want the
paving done Immediately, and as many are
against it.
There were three small fires yesterday, one
at PAL Twelfth street south, another at Third
avenue south and Thirty third street. and an
other a Fourth street and Plymouth avenue
No damage was done In any case
The Minneapolis Academy will hold it's an
nual commencement Thursday afte rnoon,
May 2l, at the First Congregational church.
The prlnclpalS S reception will occur in the
evening at the academy building.
Tuesday night an old man, name unknown,
was taken from lodging house at Sixth
avenue north and Third street, to the city
hospital. Wednesday evening he died. 4
poStmortem examination will be made
Minneapolis will soon have another new
industry" A Mr.. SWEET, of Fargo, has organ
lied company to manufacture wheelbar-
rows. The building recently used by the
Hubbard Specially company, at Parker sta
ton, will be used.
Martin Devery, son of Patrick Devery, of
Maple Grove, was killed at Brainerd last sun
day. He will be buried this morning from
the church of the Ascension. How Mr.. Dey-
cry was killed is not known. When last seen
alive he had boarded the train for Minneapo-
lis.
The funeral of Mrs. Helen A. Atkinson.
mother of f. G. Atkinson, head bookkeeper
of the Washburn-C Crosby Touring mills, occurs
this afternoon at the residence, 1892 First av-
enue south. She was fifty-three years old
and had resided in Minneapolis for fifteen
years.
At the meeting of the Loyal Legion at the
West hotel next Sunday evening, the applica-
ton of William Henry Baxter for member
ship will De acted upon, and paper viii be
read by Maj. Charles Z. Bliven, Of the llli-
nois commandery, upon Army Reminis-
cences''
The committee of twenty-six, appointed by
the ministers meeting on Monday to take
hold of the Sunday saloon and theater ques-
tiOn has met. gubpOmmittpp haadad hx,
Rev. D. E. Weller, was appointed 10 draw up
petition to the mayor. Both committees
will meet again Monday at the Y. NJ. c. A
rooms.
The Homeopathic Hospital association, at
its annual meeting, elected the following