St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-29
DRIFT OF THE CITY.

"Jocco" Conway was sent to Che work
house yesterday TOR thirty days.
A crew of artisans are engaged in renovat-
ing and kalsomining the high school build
ing.
sThe body of Sylvester Bell, who suicided
Monday, was sent to Cross Plains, Wis, last
night.
Secretary Teisbery, of the railroad and
ten-day visit in the East.
E. n. Nagle, arrested for keeping his sa-
loon open after midnight onJ June 24, had
his case continued until today.
The Massachusetts institute of technology
will hold an examination at the high school
building Thursday and Friday of this week.
An open meeting of the st. Paul Theo-
sophical society will be held this evening in
Room 123. Globe building. Subject, Death
as Viewed by Theosophy."
The state treasurer yesterday clipped the
coupons from the per cent Tennessee
bonds, the interest on which will be due
about the first of the month.
The Lake club, of Lindstrom, filed articles
of incorporation with the secretary Of state
yesterday, and the Kitchi Gami club. of Du-
luth. fled an amendment to its bylaws.
Adjt Gen. Mullen has received notice that
400 rifles belonging to different state COM
panies have been repaired and shipped to
him from the national arsenal at Springfield.
The Brown County bank yesterday filed it's
certificate of paid-up stock, and Bank Ex-
aminer Kenyon accordingly issued a permit
for the institution to commence business
July 1.
The case against Ella Kimball, charged
with swindling Caleb Brown, was dismissed
in the police court yesterday. Brown disap-
peared and consequently the case fell
through.
The Gardner Mill company, Of Hastings
with capital stock of $4,000. filed its articles
of incorporation yesterday, as did also the N.
E. Anderson company, of Douglas county,
whose capital is S10,OOO.
A Jury trial was demanded in the case
against A Rank, the West side saloonkeeper
charged with selling liquor to minors The
trial was to have been heard yesterday, but
was continued until Saturday and the jury
waived.
John Dubor. a resident of the Sixth ward,
interfered with PoundmasterM Moehn and was
fined S. in the police court yesterday. Dubor
said he would not pay the fine, but, after
being locked III the bull pen, dug up the
coin and was released.
A deputy sheriff left for Chicago last night
with requisition for G. B. Granger, who is
under arrest at that place. Granger. who
was an officer of the BARRIERS union in this
city, is charged with embezzling the price Of
500 shaves from the association.
Albert c. Hendrick, who served for twenty.
six years as the chief of the New Haven.
Conn.,, fire department, is in the city. He is
now representing the National Board of
Fire Underwriters, and. with an eye to busi-
ness, he has called upon the members of the
board of fire commissioners.
The supreme court considered the follow
ing cases yesterday: d. Aberle & Co., appel
liant, vs. Anna Schlickenmeier,s surviving part
ner etc., and A. NJ. Graham, garnishee, re-
spondent; argued and submitted. Fred Nc
Lean, respondent VS.. Chicago, st. Paul, Min
neapolis L. Omaha Railway Company appel
liant; submitted on briefs. Alonzo T. Rand
ct al, appellants, VS.. Board of County Com
missioners of Hennepin County, respondent;
argued and submitted.
THE Wages of SIM is attracting good
houses at the Grand. Sunday night Lifts
PLAYERS open for the first four nights of the
coming week in Uncle Toms Cabin the
cast including Louis James as Uncle Tom,
Frank Losee as Lagree, Miss Arthur as
Eliza, Miss Elmore as Topsy Miss Carpenter
as Cassie, George Edeson as Marks, and the
entire strength Of the company. in addition
to the strong cast that will be giuen the play,
elaborate scenery is also being prepared for
the latter part of the week, beginning Thurs
day night, Mr.. Lifts company will be seen in
East Lynne"
The JEANNE Winston Opera company are
in the third week of their season at the
Metropolitan. The business has increased at
every performance, which is the best evil
dence that their efforts are appreciated by
the music lovers Of this city. The company
appears to excellent advantage III prince
Methusalem." the opera that is being pre-
seuteo this week, and there is no doubt but
that the opera is giving the best satisfaction
of any the company has presented yet Mr..
Bells topical song in the second act receives
four and FIVE recalls at each performance.
In the last act the company introduces
number of pleasing specialties, grand
military march, led by Miss Winston. bur
Iesque orchestra rehearsal and big medley