St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-26
ADJOURNED TO SEPTEMBER.
Chamber Of Commerce Expresses
the Public Horror Upon the Car.
not Assassination.

The attendance at yesterday morn
lng's chamber of commerce meeting
comprised about one-half the Board of
directors. When President Clough took
the chair the suggestion was offered,
which later took the formaiity of mo-
ton, that the chamber adjourn until the
first Monday III September. the presi-
dent being authorized to summon the
body in special session during the in
term. should occasion arise.
The chamber received letter from
William F. Graves, accepting election
as director.
The committee or. streets, roads and
parks reported that the common council
and board of public works had already
taken steps for the proper repair of
Third street, from Seven corners to
Pleasant avenue; Fourth street. from
Wabasha to Seven corners: Fifth street,
from Wabasha to Third street; Waba-
sha street, from the bridge to College
avenue; st. Peter, from Third to Mar
tin, final orders being delayed pending
the adjustment of the dispute relative
to the organization of the assembly.
The board of public works has also
under consideration the paving of
Fourth street from Jackson to Broad.
way, and Third street from Sibley to
Broadway.
CAMP RELEASE MONUMENT.
Secretary H. E. Hoard. of the Camp
Release Monument association, notifies
the chamber that the dedication of this
monument. with appropriate and impos-
ing cerenO..ies, will take place at Mon
teyideo during the morning Of July 4,
the exercises to close at noon. The
committee i'll charge of the dedication
Is Gen. c. c. Andrews. chairman; II. E.
Hoard, secretary: A. II. Reed, Glencoe;
w. II Grant, ST. Paul; W. NJ. Mills.
La Qui Parle. The secretary was in
strucled to acknowledge the invitation.
RETAIL CLERKS.
A communication was received from
James Morrow. president OF the st. Paul
Retail Clerks association, asking the
cooperation Of the chamber in enter
tanning delegates to the Retail Clerks
National Protective association conyen-
ton, which will begin in the senate
chamber Of tlfe state capitol July 10 and
continue during the week. The con-
yention will be composed of seventy
five delegates, many of whom will be
muhscatlon was referred to the commit
tee upon reception and the secretary,
with power to act.
GARNET ASSASSINATION.
The following resolution, offered by
Director Andrews, was adopted:
Resolved, That we hereby express our
horror and grief at the assassination of
the president of the French republic.
and that copy of this resolution be
transmitted to tile French embassy at
Washington through the department. of
state.
TRANSPORTATION COMMITTEE.
Chairman A. Ii. Lindeke, of the rams
portatlon committee. reported upon
complaints made of delay in handling
1--we stock through the city OF St. Paul
10 the Union stockyards at South St. Paul
The report says that owing to light bust
ness, causing reduction of the force of
switchnen, ETC.. some complaints OF de-
lay have been well founded, but that at
this time the service has been improved
by an increase in the volume of BUSH
ness and ample facilities provided for
expeditions transfers of live stock.
The chamber then adjourned until
Monday, Sept. 8.