St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-19
SAINT PAUL.
ONE DAY IN JUNE.

The board of county commissioners VIII
meet at 10 a. m. tomorrow.
Sherwood Orphan band will give grand
concert at the Pilgrim Baptist church Thurs
day evening, June 2S.
A three-day old infant was Thursday even
ingplaeed on the steps of William Sinclair
q south Victoria street.
Frank Buchanan and Harry CampbelLwho
broke into Griggs 4 Co.'S store Thursday
night, were held to the grand jury by Judge
Twohy.
The Anchor Shoe Company of ST. Papl filed
articles increasing its capital stock to $4,000
yesterday,as did also the Northwest Improve
menJ company.
Herman Fonetay, of Morgan; William
Brownen. of Pennington, and Herman
Brinkhaus, of Chaska, were the three Min
nesota residents allowed pensions during the
past week.
The Peoples Bank of Heron Lake and the
Mankato Savings Bank filed certificates OF IN
corporation with Bank Examiner Kenyon
Yesterday Both institutions will begin bust
ness on July /.
The board Of IRE commissioners made their
much advertised call on the mayor and chief
of police yesterday. The date for the in
spection of the department will be fixed by
the mayor Monday.
Rev. W NJ A Boley, general manager of
the Mayville, 5. c., preparatory AMI indus
trial school, is in the city soliciting aid for
that institution. He proposes 10 call on eil-
zens during the week.
The Lady Somerset union Will hold
mothers meeting at Farwel hall tomorrow
evening at o'clock. The subject Will be
obedience and the exercises will be con
Quoted by Mrs. Valentine. superintendent OF
mothers meeting.
Postmaster CaStle returned yesterday from
Lebanon, Ill. where he went to attend the
commencement exercises Of Mckendree col
Iege. Of which institution he is graduate.
He addressed the alumni association on the
subject Of Journalism.
Nose Jacobs. of Des Moines To-. was Wis
itor at the GLOBE yesterday, on his way to
the Pacific coast. He Will visit Seattle, Ia
coma and Portland. thence down the coast
10 san Francisco, and from there he will re-
turn home through ogden, Denver and
Omaha.
Judge Kelly has fled an order in the me-
chonic's lien case of D. W. Finlayson K Co
vs. John Anderson and others. The sheriff
Is ordered 10 sell the real estate of John
Anderson 10 SATISFY tue following 14eLS' III
favor of Fmlayson & Co, for S302.1 is; Martin
Phillips for SLIGO; j. ". Henderson, Sfl0;
Abbott Bros, S91.33: 3. F. Knauft $50:
Maryette SANKEY'S mortgage lien for 81, 1o2. ~,
which is subsequent To the preceding
mechanics liens. John Elmore and Andrew
Nilsson are not entitled to liens.
Tne annual meeting of the United States
Savings Loan and Building company was
held at the office of the company in the Man
haitian building. The name of the company
was changed to the United States Savings
and Loan company. and the articles of incor-
poration slightly amended. Ex-Gov. A.
r. McGill was elected director to succeed
G. ". Hancock. term expired. A. Ioerg,
Jr, was elected director to succeed himself.
John 4. Clark, prominent attorney and
capitalist of Philadelphia. was elected direc-
tor 10 succeed D. Somers Risley. deceased.
Al meeting of the directors held after the
shareholders meeting the present officers
We're reelected for the year. The directors
are: Ex-Gov. L. F. Hubbard, general man
ager Duluth, Red Wing and Southern rail
road; Gen. R. " johnson. ST. PauI \.
Ioerg, Jr.; John Douglas, managing director;
P n. Kerst, assistant cashier, Germania
bank John A. Clark, ex-Goy. a. r. McGin