St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02
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4 $50. 600 building permit was taken
out Yesterday morning tor the conStrue-
nan of The foundation for the >. T..
0Ison binding at First avenue South
and Fifth street. LotSran x NordQulSt
toa5 ont a permit for the construction
nj 4 tbree-story brick Hat building, l5l6
Ninth avenue south, to cost 81 ,oO0. l,
Nj. Mcclure was granted permission 10
erect six threP-StOry stone ana OIlch
flats on East Twenty-iifth street, near
First avenue south. 10 cost SSO.oOO.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
Joy ro Ch2rles Johnson and Ferda Harl-
S"1 Charles Johnson and Anna Halter
Charley Heeker and WIllemlne lret-
ten. Oscar Guerne and Minnie SwaS-
cart. Frank Hullerbach ana Marie
Bitren, Homer VI. Derr ana ANNE H.
Stacy, Andrew X. jansen ana Amell1
X. Jansen. and John Llhdours ."uu
Hulda krOm.
In the February examination or april
cants for mali carriers, out OF iof'l-oli
who took the examinations tWehtA-slA
were passed. Out of the nlne VINO Wele
examined for clerks, SIX passed. tnlce vi
whom were ladies. An examination Vi
applicants for positions IN an uepatt
mputs of government work VIII be helu
al ST. Paul April %.
At the weather bureau headquarters
the experiment of making typewriter
signal service maps was tried yesterday
for the first time. 50 FAR IL appears ~
he n success. and if proved TO be one,
will doubtless be adopted generally
throughout the United States, as the
advantages in the map procured are
many over the hand-printed style.
Mcclellan Council. Royal Arcanum, will
rive musical and literary entertain
meut i'm the Cecilian hall, Fifth avenue
south and Twenty-fOurth street, Tues
day evening. DR.. Suachuer, DR.. Muir
ray. Mr.. BrgrOn. Miss Judd ana the
Cecllian ouartette will participate.
The mean temperature for March was
- degrees. five degrees colder than
March. 1892. and three degrees warmer
than the average March. The coolest
day i'm the month was the 9Th. y below,
and the Warmest the Goth, 90 degrees.
Articles of incorporation of what will
be known as the Rosedale Cemetery
association. were fled Yesterday 10y II.
!. Richardson, Il. Y. Noble, l.. X.
Mueller. l.. NJ. Higgiub0tham. f. Heck
rich, E. Bader and c. +. Herms.
The meeting Of the executive commit
tee on sport carnival, announced Tor
last night, was postponed until t0mOr-
row afternoon ar +. when the committee
will meet i'm George A. Brackets office
in the New York Life building.
The Florist club has submitted to the
exposition board a premium list for
floral exhibit. The list provides for four
principal prizes, three of 500 each and
one OF Sl25. and Tor an aggregate OF pre-
miums Of 1900.
knights of Sherwood Forest, COnclave
No. -, will give a grand ball tomorrow
night in Foresters' hall, 22l1 Second
avenue south. \ prize viii he given to
the most graceful dancer in WALKING
contest.
The regular monthly meeting of the
preSbytery Of Minneapolis will be held
i'll Westminster church tomorrow alter
noon. The representative OF eaeh
church will make a statistical report.
On Wednesday, April y. Charles f.
Underhiil, a gentleman who is rapidly
becoming well known as reader, VIII
render at the Lyceum theater Sheri-
dams delightful play The Rivals"
The regular monthly meeting of the
Henuepin Democratic league Will be
held at the league rooms, in the New
York Life building, tomorrow evening.
Arrangements have been made to con-
tiuue the revival services all next week
in the different churches. The various
pastors will have charge of the work.
The Methodists are considering the
ACCESSIBILITY of securing Harrison, "the
boy preacher" for the summer camp
meeting at Red Rock.
Twelve warranty deeds were filed with
the register of deeds yesterday, aggre-
pafing Sh4 Ii