St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-28
MINNEAPOLIS GnoBULEs.

Seven minor building permits for the erec-
ton of structures to cost S6l5 were issued
yesterday.
Yesterday ended the term calendar in the
civil bfanch of the municipal court, and
there will be no more trial cases until Sep
tember.
The First Free Baptist church, at Nicollet
avenue and Fifteenth street, will be dedi-
Gated to-day. The dedicatorv services will
be held at p. m.
A special mass meeting OF the Eighth and
Thirteenth ward auxiliaries of the dennepin
County Sunday School association will be
held at the Calvary Baptist church this even
ing.
NJ A. Paulson. of the Century Piano com
pany, has just returned from Chicago. While
there he made contract with Styer, the
piano man, to handle the product Of the Cen
tury company factory.
Local Twin City insurance men met at the
west yesterday and discussed matters of in
terest to the fraternity. These insurance
men meet monthly, alternating between
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
i. III. Irons is said to be at the head of
scheme to build a crematory in Minneapolis
Ii satisfactory arrangements can be. made it
Will be erected in Lakewood cemetery. But
the project has not taken definite shape yet
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday: Lewic Ince and Mana
Hatch, Louis Otterson and Selma johnson,
Gust Eklund and Sophie Altberg, E. s.
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Hanson.
meeting OF all the retail clerks of Mime
apolis will be held this afternoon al J o'clock
in Labor Temple, corner Eighth and Fourth
avenue sonth. Representatives of the ST.
Paul Retail Clerks union will attend the
meeting.
Miss Fannie McTntire. who was here last
winter as The School Marin IN "a Midnight
Bell, will arrive in Minneapolis to day to
spend the summer She has contracted to
play the leading role in the "Old, Old Story
next season.
The City Hall Gun club has been revived
and will soon open the season. The range
on the east side of the river below the Wash
arrangements have been made to shoot every
Saturday afternoon.
During the coming week q party compris-
ing the aldermen and some of the city Off
cials will visit Big Stone lake on q fishing
trip. 1t was proposed to go several weeks
ago, but no favorable opportunity has as yet
presented itself.
st. Marks Episcopal church on Sixth
street has had plans drawn for considerable
addition to the church. 1t is to be of brick
and will serve for parlors and minor meet
ings. The Improvements will cost $4,000
and will be made at once.
j. ID. McCurdy and J. W. Chase were at
war yesterday in the civil branch of the
municipal court. The former sued for Sf12
for breach of contract aud was awarded the
full money of the United states.
Mrs. Lille z. Smith. wife of Walter A.
Smith, died at her residence. 35Ol Portland
avenue, Friday afternoon, of consumption
She had been i'll since the first of the wear.
and passed. away very peacefully. She was
held i'll high esteem by all who knew her.
Miss Nellie Burns, of the city engineers
Office, and Miss Anna Mcdonald of the
county treasurer's office left yesterday for a
weeks visit to Chippewa Falls, Wis They
will be the guests of Mrs. B. F. Dunnigan.
wife of County Auditor Dunnigan, who is
Miss Burns sister.
Judge Hooker announced yesterday morn
ing that next Saturday being the Fourth of
adjournment had Friday there will have to
be some expeditions work. as there are a
large number of eases crowded down to the
end of the calendar.
Mary Cinch, the nineteen-year-old St Paul
| girl who drove to Minneapolis in a cart was
| before Judge Corrigan yesterday afternoon.
DIR. Gibson was there, and while he thought
| her mentally weak she is not insane. 1t was
| concluded TO place her in the Minneapolis
| House OF the Good Shepherd for while
There are cases OF measles at 634 Aldrich.
| 317 Lyndale, 3l04 Bloomington avenue. 2IO7
| North Second street, 420 Fourteenth street
| southeast and 1416 Sixth street southeast.
| Scarlet fever at 74S Fillmore street southeast.
| and diphtheria at 1903 Eighteen-and-a- Half
| Avenue south, were reported at the health
| office yesterday.
| Those Interested in the erection of statue
| in honor of Leif Ericksod held meeting
| last Friday evening at Charles Kittleson' s
| Office and adopted articles of incorporation
| for the Left Erickson Monument association
! Quite a number were present, and much in
terest was manifested, auguring well for the
| success of the scheme
| The spot where the new Lake Harriet pa
| vilon will be erected has been selected. II
| will be on the shore south Of where the old
building stood, but above the boat house. A
| change in the plans have been made, so that
| the end of the building nearest the station
will project over the water but few feet
| but because the curying of the shore line the
| southern end will be about twenty seven feet
| out over the water.
Manager Goodrich, of the street railway
! company, announces that the Harrison street
northeast line VIII be putin operation o-day.
and that it is proposed to make one contin-
uous line of Eighth avenue south. Sixth
| street and Harrison street lines Work is pro-
crossing rapidly on the extension of the
| Western avenue line, and 1t is thought it
will be ready for use in about ten days.