St. Paul daily globe., 1890-05-29
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

W. j. Deming, the newly appointed wire
inspector. is to receive salary of 81 800 per
year.
The Canadian-American club holds
meeting this evening at 65 Fourth street
South.
lawyer, will speak Friday night in Armory
hall.
The body of little Lizzie Maines, who was
drowned Tuesday afternoon near the Tenth
avenue bridge, has not been recovered.
President Northrop has issued a general
invitation to the public to attend the un1Ver-
sity commencement exercises next week.
The Free Baptist society yesterday took out
permit to erect brownstone chuIch at the
corner of Fifteenth and Nicollet avenue, to
cost $4,000.
]. NJ Bartlett will build two story frame
dwelling houses at 222, 9ls and 9l2 west
Twenty-sixth street. The aggregate cost
will De $4,000.
Doran & Lambert, the Labar Temple groc-
ers, yesterday made an assignment to george
G. Higgins The value of the property as
signed is placed at 200.
The Northern Light lodge was issued
building permit yesterday for Its new hall IN
New Boston. 1t is to be twOstory brlck
structure, and will cost $4,000.
On Friday Decoration day. the postoffice
will close all outgoing mails at noon, ana
will make but three morning deliveries IN
the business part of the city. The once Will
be closed. except for the depositing of mail,
after II o'clock.
Rev. William Wilkinson will lecture this
evening at o'clock in the reading room Of
the West hotel on wv. e. gladstone, M; r,
Scholar and Statesman" The chair WILL be
taken by R. B. Langdon.
The memorial flower committee calls for
the assistance Of all members OF the w. II. ..
in preparing flowers and evergreens at 1O9
Fourth street south in Bank OF commerce
building this morning at 7:3O.
Contagious diseases were reported yester-
day as follows: Measles at 1915 Pleasant
avenue, 122 Highland avenue 1908 ana SZ3
Eighteenth street northeast and 1903 lion
street; scarlet fever at 2450 Eleventh avenue
south.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
the following persons: Earl M. Goldsborough
and Maude G. Hartwick; 7: J: Appiegate
and Mary Jane Grifiths; William A. Car
michael and Edith M. Blaisdell; j. s. Bear
and Harriet V. Moran; E. j. Duclas and
Maria Bessett; Charles Rice and Sarah Don
nelly.
The block set apart in St. Mary's cemetery
for the interment of old soldiers who died in
the Catholic faith, contains the remains sc OF
forty.three heroes of the rebellion. Inc
graves will be decorated with flags on Fri
day, aud small wooden monuments lnscrlDeQ
with the names of the soldiers will be erected
by the superintendent of the cemetery.
MIS- IL. d. mCMduOu. WIN muo GNU oAiu
killed by her husband at Washington, in this
state, last Friday formerly lived dim In Mime
She was employed as domestic at the home
of DR.. George H. French. She was very
pretty and had numerous admirers. She
married Mcmahon, whom she had known
from childhood. about five years ago.
In issuing invitations to the informal Normal. re- e.
the Guaranty Loan Building next Saturday,
the Company have doubt doubtless So overlooked
Citizens % Knowing of such omissions will con-
fer favor by notifying the Northwestern
Guaranty Loan Company, either personally
at their Office, or by mail.
A delegation of agricultural editors will
visit the Twin Cities about June 10 on TT trip
leading agricultural papers of the East will
be represented BY members Of editorial STATS fl
of papers in New York, Philadelphia; Bos-
Louis, Chicago and other cities. David Ward
Wood, of the Western Rural, and Orange
Judd, of the Orange Judd Farmer, will be
among the number.