St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-01
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Twelve births and seven deaths were re-
ported yesterday at the health department.
The death in Rev. Pleasant Hunters family
has caused a postponement OF his coming to
Minneapolis.
The annual meeting Of the Homeopathic
hospital association will be held Tuesday
evening a. the West hotel.
| The funeral of Gertie Collins, daughter of
| Dr. D. f. Collins, of Hinckley. Mimi, will be
held tomorrow at 3 p. m. from the union
depot.
Next Monday will be observed as Arbor
day by the public schools The park board
has presented to each of the fifty schools a
tree for planting tomorrow.
During the month of April 1872 permits, ag-
| gregating S74S, ITS, were issued at the
building inspectors Office. Last year 459 per-
mits were issued during April, aggregatlng
| S4S4 030.
supt Berry reported yesterday to the park
board committee on improvements that he
had expended S5,5s6.79 for park improve
ments during the month. Of this S5,3lo was
used in Lyndale park.
The Third ward is aroused on the subject
of having park and public meeting Is to
be held at st. Clotilde church, Eleventh
avenue north and Lyndale, Tuesday even
ing, to agitate the matter.
Work on the electric line to ST. Louis Park
is progressing more rapidly than is generally
known. A good part of the grading is al
ready DONE and contract for 10000 cross
sCleE IOr the ROAD has cIOSeu
The county assessors met yesterday morn
ing in the county auditors office and re-
iceived specific instructions from County
auditor Ledgerwood as to the manner in
which to carry out their work.
The following cases of contagious diseases
were reported at the health Office: Measles.
1893 Twenty first street south, 2424 Ninth ave-
nue. south, 1913 Marshall street northeast,
1917 Fifth street north; diphtheria at the
same place.
The Press Club will hold its May meeting
today at p. m, and as number OF matters
of importance are coming UP for settlement,
a,large attendance is requested. The COM
mlttee on revising the bylaws has an ex
haust1ye report to make.
The seventh annual convention Of the
Hennepin County W. c. T. U. will be held in
the Bloomington Avenue NJ. E. church May
3 and4. The sessions of Tuesday afternoon
and Wednesday will be devoted to routine
business, reports and discussions.
The city aldermen made their annual in
spection OF the fire department yesterday,
under The guidance of Chief Runge. Every
Engine house in the city was visited and the
apparatus carefully looked over. The in
spection was generally satisfactory.
Baron Nils Poss, NJ. c., director of the
lecture on .The Chief CHARACTERISTICS of the
Swedish System of Gymnastics" under the
auspices of the Manning School of Oratory
at Lyceum theater, on the evening of May IL.
Local Presbyteriaus will leave for the gen.
eral assembly, to be held at Portland, Or,
next month, on a special car over the Great
Northern road May IL, via Salt Lake city.
The road has made a rate of $50 for the
round trip; tickets on sale May to IA, and
good for three months.
Week after next Miss Abbie Ju dson will
leave MINNEAPOLIS, perhaps for go cd. She
will enter actively upon the work of advanc-
ing the cause of spiritualism, and take the
lecture field in person, visiting points in Wis
consin, Illinois and Missouri during the
summer Her headquarters will be in MIN
neapolis.