St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-27
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Work on the South side Uarket is progress
lg rapidly with a crew Of about 125 men
iployed.
Ur. j. H. Sandberg has received the gov
nment appointment 10 make Il collection OF
fora of Minnesota.
Sheriff Swenson. having Charles Benson,
the Scandla Bank Of Minneapolis, III
arge. left Buffalo. y. Y. yesterday and
Il arrive here this morning.
Sen. j. W Bishop. Gen. L. T. Hubbard
d John a. Pjllsburg. Of the Loyal Legion.
We been appointed q committee to draw mp
solutions on the death of Gen. Van Cleve,
I'd report al the next meeting.
A branch postoffice. to be known as North
WI. has been ODened in the store of o. y ell
4. cornnr of Thirty sixth avenue and Mar
all street northeast, for the accommodation
parties who reside in that vicinity during
2 summer.
=. p. Gibson, 4 well known advertising
ent of the city, has decided that the com
unity is il need of a humorous and theat-
lal paper, and in about two weeks will
anch one. 1t will be a sixteen-page sheet,
nstrated.
Any child under fourteen years of age. of
her sex, can obtain a free ticket TO the
lies bicycle race. by calling at the Palace
Othing company's store. They have pur-
ased a block of 10000 tickets TO be dis
buted among the little ones.
counterfeit money. principally 81 silver
rtlicateS. IN circulation in Minneapolis.
hile the amount detected is not large it is
a sufficient amount to warrant the state
ent that there is large amount in circu-
don.
About o'clock yeSIerday TWO dwellings
. .d "a barn belonging to j. Adamson and
Gated near the corner Of Fortieth street
q Minnehaha avenue. were destroyed by
.. The damage was about $500. The
sgin Of the ire is unknown. The property
IS insured.
Next Tuesday evening the Presbyterian al
nee VIII hold a meeting at Bethlehem
urch. corner of Pleasant avenue and Twen-
sixth street. The programme includes
lone "reminiscences of India. by DR.. Law
nee G. Hay and an address by Dr.. Burrell
! Thomas Carlisle.
Manager O'Brien, of the West. received
biegram yesterday from Col. West, stating
al the party arrived al Port Said in the
3rning on the steamer Empress of Japan.
Ie party Disseminated and proceeded to
iro to visit the pyramids with the inten-
N OF rejOlnlng the steamer at Suez.
a. j. Shores, who Will leave Minneapolis in
,eW days to take up his residence at Great
ills, was banqGeted at the Minneapolis club
iurday evening by about Il score Of his fell
p associates of the bar. At The conclusion
the banquet there were numerous cOmpli-
sntary speeches. after which Mr.. Shores
IS presented with a handsome gold-headed
ne.
The series of social entertainments given
the Caledonian club during the past sea
will come to an end Wednesday evening
AZ 6, when a literary and musical social
il be given. Among those who will take
IT are James Gray Misses Maud liner,
lth Bragg, Jennie Rcdfield and Maud Beck
,th. The latter Will dance the highland
ng.
Work on the Syndicate brewery building
is been interrupted 10 some extent by the
E-arrlyal Of plans for the superstructure
the meantime, however, work is moving
bng on the foundations. and a crew of
out fifty men is employed in excavating
nd hauling material. The contracts for the
On work cannot be let until after the plans
I've been received from the Chicago archi-
cts.
-Ity Assessor Plummer viii this week begin
hustle after the personal assessments and
w Improvements. The assessor will call
twenty deputies and clerks together about
dday. and give them little talk calculated
make them more efficient Mr. plummer
S no special way Of determining IN ad-
nee what the prospects arc in the way of
W improvements, but from what Observa-
N he has taken he does not believe the
" buildings viii amount to more than
iO00.OOO The new improvements for 1889
IRE SOU, 900 and for 1890 about s., 000,000.