St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-03
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

The D. X. f. chapter at the university will
Eall
City Engineer Rinker reports that during
me recent rain storm Medicine lake rose
thrty-two inches in one night.
The grocers picnic proved very profita-
bic affair and netad the Grocers' association
very neat sum. Over Sl,100 was realized.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Even Hanson and lnga Heven, Henry Rauch
and Leocordia Muther, Albert Boyer and
Emily Sanberg.
In the famous case in which Grocer Roth
charged the Washburn-Piilsbury with be-
longing to a trust the defendants withdrew
their demurrer.
The damaged pile in the Tenth avenue
bridge has been strengthened and yesterday
the bridge was opened for travel. The bridge
is now considered safe.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Ames will be
held today from the residence of DR.. ROch-
ford, 200 West Nineteenth street, at 2:3o p.
M The Episcopal service will be conducted
by Rev, j. j. Faude.
T. W. Pratt the contractor, who was fined
$40 for allowing house to stand on Il street
car track all night because the street railway
company refused to cut its wires, intends ap-
pealing his case to the supreme court.
In the suit of j. B. Goss & Co, of Hudson,
Wis, against George NJ. McGregor. of this
city. for Lumber supplied, the parties inter
asted came TO al agreement yesterday, and
judgment was written up Tor the amount Of
Sl.OS6. 80.
The commodore and officers of the Mime
tonka Yacht club will give Il reception al the
club house tomorrow evening to invited
guests from until 10. The invitation will
include the other water clubs having head
quarters at the lake.
Jennie Willis a colored maiden who lives
al pa Fourth avenue south, attended dance
In "Coonev Island" Oh Third avenue south
Monday night, and during a little difficulty
had her ann and bosom cut with a razor.
The maiden still lives
j. B. Moore. secretary of the board of
trade, has resigned copditionally. lie does
This so that the finance committee may not
be hampered in the making OF any recon-
mendations it chooses. The resignation has
been referred to the finance committee.
At the regular monthly meeting of the
beard of directors of the Masonic Temple
association, a Richardson was elected to
fl the position of director made vacant by
the death OF Fred c. PillsDury and A. T.
Ankeny was elected vice president to fill the
vacancy.
The business mems union has appointed
E Nj. johnson, s. c. Gale P D. Mcmillan
and Thorpe of Thorpe Brothers, commit
tee TO solicit subscriptions for the ore testing
house building fund. The building will
cost about 5000. Harry Jones has already
drawn the plans
William Ryan, one of the early settlers of
Hennepin county, died at his home in
Bloomington at II o'clock Monday morning.
lie was seyentv-three years of age, and for
forty years had resided within the county
limits The funeral VIII be held at st. An
thongs church tomorrow at a. M.
ID. X. McGinnis, the secretary of the Grand
Forks chamber of commerce, is in Mime
apolis 10 interest Minneapolis people i'll the
reciprocity conference to be held at Grand
Forks Sept. l and. The Jebbers' union Will
send delegates, and President Reno Will APP
point some to represent the board of trade.
Kate Holgate applied TO the probate court
yesterday for letters of administration to the
estate of her husband. Lowering Holgate.
who died last week leaving an estate value
$1,000 John II. Nickel also petitioned to be
permitted to administer to the estate of the
late Thomas Arnold, of Iowa. who died in
1858. leaving $1,000 property in Hennepin
county.
George NJ. Goodwin, we'll known in Min
neapolls as an architect, died July 81 at RoX-
bury, Mass, from a complication of liver
and kidney troubles. HIS remains were taken
TO Bangor. Me-, for interment. Mr.. Good
win came to Minneapolis about 1880. and for
several years enjoyed the reputation of being
one of the best architects in the city. He
was forty-siX years of age.
a curious document was filed in the regis
ter OF deeds office yesterday afternoon by
Jacob Berman, A. Frarsht, NJ. Grosman, G..
Rosenstein and NJ. Berman. 1t was the arti-
Giles of incorporation of the Baes Hamedrisch
Auschie Russea, religious society to wor-
ship the Deity as prescribed by the Jewish
ritual. The articles state that seven black
balls shall reject an applicant to worship in
the society.
The Security Casualty Company of Mime
sofa filed its articles of incorporation yester-
day. The directors of the company are W.
W. Braden, F. Fl. Ewing, ". E. BalloweI,
George F. Sabin, L. Alexander and Thomas
Thomas, OF St Paul; L. c, Whitney, OF Min
neapolis: Leonidas Merritt, of Duluth. and
Samuel Mathews, of Saltwater The officers
are W. W. Braden, president and treasurer:
l. II. Alexander, vice president, and George
F. Sabin secretary.