St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

W. L. Harris took out permit yesterday 10
put three new floors i'll the old Cyciorama
building al a cost OF $1,000.
The funeral directors association will hold
Its annual meeting al the NicUllet house Sept.
and the following TWO days.
II is rumored that the macaroni factories of
the United States have formed trust and
that the Minneapolis factory is included.
George r. Newell was fined $50 Yesterday
for selling Mrs. Bakers baking powder
without the proper label 10 indicate that IL
contained alum.
Davio Mousse, one of the Oldest residents
Of the city. died yesterday. The funeral will
be held Saturday al a. ID. from his late resi-
dence, 9I7 Second street northeast.
This evening there will be a reception at
the Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. church to
Bishop j. y, Fitzgerald and family, who are
TO leave soon for their new home in New
Orleans.
An evening paper claims that the Western
| Mon Telegraph company Is arranging TO
remove its Northwestern relay Office from st.
Paul 10 Minneapolis. The officials of the
Western Union do not confirm the story.
The marriage OF Miss Jessie Jordan, daugh-
Ter Of r. H. Jordan. to John B. Lee Jr.. was
solemnized last evening at the home Of the
bride : parents, g West Tenth street in the
presence OF relatives and intimate friends.
Nels Anderson. an employee of E. ".
Backus 4 Co. was fined 500 yesterday, with
the alternative OF ninety days IN the work
house. He has failed TO support his wife for
year, having been charmed by another
woman.
samuel P. Putnam. a lecturer from San
Francisco, arrived in Town yesterday. and
Will make arrangements for a lecture the
evening OF the DIST when be will give some
OF the reasons why the world fair should
be open on Sunday.
GoIdblum l. Rosenberg claim that they
paid 10 II. o. Peterson taxes amounting 10
SOL The cancelled check was returned
through The custom house. but the taxes
have not been marked paid, and no receipt
has been received.
Next Tuesday morning viii be held the
regular seml-annual meeting of the Missis-
sippl Valley Lumbermens association. The
meeting will be for the transaction Of rou-
tine business. and IL Is said that there are no
matters Of public interest TO be discussed.
wednesday evening at o'clock at the res
idence of (. Nj. Castle, 1856 Clinton avenue,
Miss Alma Castle was united III marriage TO
D. X Bishop, of oxford o. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bishop left Wednesday night for a month s
trip 10 oxford. and Will return to Miuneapo-
lis for visit in the fall
The achedules in the estate of Louis
Burchjost, Insolvent boot and shoe dealer,
filed yesterday, show So II. - Of debts, the
largest being 81, l0g- s. 10 The North star Boot
and Shoe company. The assets are s.. 405. 13
in stock. Sl2l.05 in collectable accounts, and
S436. 70 not cOllectable.
One of the prettest features of the Lake
PARK Hotel ''Fairyland'' next week, will be
the national dances under the supervision
Of Prof j a. Walker The dancing will be
cut Of doors, ana platform for the purpose
- being constructed on q knoll. so that-those
who Wish 10 enjoy this spectacle alone can
watch ii from the hotel piazza.
Fannie L. Billings asks the probate court
to issue letters Of administration to Edwin
a. Merrill for the estate Of ex-AId BENJAMIN
H Billings, her late husband. who committed
suicide IN Detroit, Mich, Aug. ). Billings
left an 81. 800 estate 10 his wife and daughter
aged twenty. Special letters were issued to
Ar Merrill pending the issuance OF the gen
eTal letters.