St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-09

MINNEAPOLIS ~GLoBULES.


Tom Peterson. one OF the Oldest foremen in
The water works department., died yesterday
morning.
The funeral of Mrs. f. C. Potter will occur
this afternoon AT , o'clock from the Western
AvenLe Methodist church.
The annual meeting of the Plymouth Free
kindtrsarten and Industrial association VIII
be held tomorrow afternoon at ) O'Clock IN
the reception room OF Plymouth caurch.
!. NJ. Douelson's residence, at ll2l clinton
avenue, was badly managed bv fire Yesterday
morning. The origin or The fire IS unknown.
The loss amounting 10 about Sl,OV", ana Is
fully covered by insurance.
At n meeting held Friday of mem
berS q the produce exchange. OF which
E.. q. Potter Is president. 4 was
appointed 10 draw up resolutions Ot respect
and sympathy Upon the death OF Mrs. Potler-
p {. II. Prior and John Nicholson have De
c.Ged 10 build Il three-Story block OF Two
stores on Fifth street. Just back OF the Side
block, at once. The building VIII be ccupled
al completion by George Netter, the turrler-
Mrs. Brennan, of Winnipeg, has written to
the authorities TO learn il possible the where
abouts OF her son Alexander. She had been
informed that he had secured u berth with
the ire department, but no such party Is
known here.
During the first three months of this year
4l4 permits. estimated cost aggregatlng SS4H,-
4IS, we're issued from the building inspect
Ol = AE AAAA AIAN VI 4 Az A 49, $500
leads. with Seventy-SiX permits for bullalnSs
of an estimated cost of S32S,5l0.
CIR. c. Haywood has leased the corner OF
Fifth street and Nicoilet now occupied oY
tWU-StOry buildings, and will erect thereon h
handsome four-stOry block. II Will have a
frontage on Nicollet Of forty feet. The ten
ants have been given notice 10 QUIT
The iourneymen plumbers are feeling
rather jubilant these days over the almoSt
certainty that they will receive 81 per DAY
during the coming season they VII! MAKE
a request for it, and. as there IS considerable
activity in The building line, they expect
their request 10 be granted.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday 10
Tom Thompson and Matilda Johnson,
George Cegehru and Rawand Zennl, Charles
Miller Il Gertrude b. Tetft, Fred Melon
aid and Lena BOldL Thue Hanson ana Marie
Christensen. Charley IL. Johnson ana Mary
S0maeiSou, ThOrw0ld +. Nelson and Bertha
Diescth.
The annual meeting Of the Kindergarten
association viii be held at the Church OF Inc
Redeemer Tuesday evening at ; o clock.
There Will be reports from the superlntend-
euL. Mrs. Adams, and all The committees. A
reading by Miss " iIiiamS ana several short
addresses from prominent gentlemen Will
also be given.
There are but two remaining lectures in
the University extension course being gwen
by Prof MacLeaD III the Library on Monday
evenings. The subject of the lecture Iomor-
row evening Will lie the British Museum
ana London Learned Societies" The last
topic Will be the Poet Laureateshlp and a
Choir OF Poets and NOYelists.'
The city health inspectors are OIL the look
out for the persons who persist in dumping
refuse on the shores of what is called ship
Iey'S pond, Tenth avenue south and Tween
tieth street. The Greeley school and the
Northwestern hospital are located on one
side, and dumping of garbage is making the
ueighborhood unhealthy for the school chill
dren and patients. Arrests will viii probably
be made tomorrow.