St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterday s.real estate transfers amounted
TO Sl3 1851.
Five permits were issued by the building
Inspector yesterday. The estimated aggre-
gale cost was $3.50.
The bunk clearings Yesterday were 81. BIS,
&5O.6S, and for The week ST, sos, $3.50, as
against S6,U50,93llS the same week last year.
name society this afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock,
In the rooms of the board of trade, for the
consideration of important business
Frank W. Smith. of Bellevue. o., will de-
liver his lecture. In and Out of Anderson
Vile Prison, before the Young Mems Christ
ian association this evening at S O'Clock.
General Manager Fred Underwood, of the
500, has been offered the position of manager
Of the Missouri, Kansas & Texas railway at a
Salary or Sl5,009 year. He will not accept.
The so called Minneapolis base ball team is
expected 10 arrive in Minneapolis this morn
Ing. The team may play few games on the
home grounds if the park can be bailed out
The Oliver p Morton post and women's
relief corps will attend services at Gethseane
ehuleh al l0:3) a. m. on Sunday, Nav g ALI
friends of the post and women's relief corps
are invited to join them.
The bread agreement between the grocers
ana the bakers seems to be going to pieces
Several bakers are selling bread at cents
loaf. and many of the grOcerS are retailing it
At 3l2 and cents loaf.
[. g. Williams, the East side druggist, was
hned $50 for allowing an unregistered clerk
70 put up prescriptions, has reconsidered his
determination to carry the case to the su-
preme court as test of the La
The preparations for the dedication of the
new Wesley NJ. E. church tomorrow are all
complete. The new organ is not ready. but
ihe old organ will be moved from Centenary
church and used in the dedication services.
On the night of the 18th the Akeley mill,
cunning II q hours. cut 350,24 feet of lumber.
The mill contains TWO circular and gang.
The LumDerman says this record has never
before been reached by any mill of like size.
Douglas Volk, the Minneapolis artist, is
represented at the meeting of the National
Art association now being held in Washing
ION, by paper on THE Tariff on Ar and
oy one.of his pictures, Accused of Witch
erafL,r
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
Harry Heller and Louisa Gales. Joseph
MaknliaK and Palagiza Glus. Anton Larson
and Jennie Marcussen. Thomas johnson and
Annie johnson, Martin Heir and Jennie
Carlson.
The following cases of measles were re-
ported at the health office yesterday: No. 675
Sibley street northeast. $40 Eighth avenue
northeast. 1884 Twenty-siXth avenue south.
IOCS Fremont avenue north and So Eighth
street south.
The new Central market was to have been
opened to :he garden men today. but il can
uOt De uOne. 1De Ddl WedJner mas uelaYeu
The work on the building and the surround
lngs. 1t is hoped the market will be open
by June !, anyhow.
Some of the county commissioners are op-
posed TO building an electric line to St Louis
Park by way of Eighth street. A petition is
now i'll circulation among the residents of
Lake street asking the county commissioners
10 sanction the construction of the line
The park board committee on nennepin
boulevard considered the recent decision of
The supreme court yesterday. AS it will be
impossible to keep heavy teams off the ave
nue. the board will do all it can to watch
Transfers and prevent them from iniuring
The trees and curbing On the boulevard.