St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-02
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The internal revenue collections for May
Soot mp Sl66Si9.2I.
The county commissioners will meet Mon
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
Ida SiddonS and company are underlined
Tor matinee at Hilton'S today.
The joint court house and city hall commit
Tee viii meet Al ) O'Clock Friday afternoon
Scarlet fever was reported 10 the health
department Yesterday from % Sherburne av-
enue.
Messrs. Keller, Ettinger and Fink have
sued J. Edward Ingnam for 81, 200. So due
upon promiSsory notes.
Hallen and Hart will produce their new
s,lay The Idea, - for the first time on any
Stage at the Grand Saturday night.
The banquet of the Ramsey County Bar as
ISOLATION in honor of Judge Sanoorn VIII De
given at the Aberdeen The 10th INST.
1t is limited that Mayor-elect Wright is con
siderinr the mama Of John p. Hoy. of Mime
Rpolis. for disappointment OF chief OF de-
teeuyeS
The Ladies Guild of the Church of the
Messiah viii give strawberry and ice cream
social this evening i'll the schoolroom, corner
of Fuller and Kent streets
Judge Olivier, of the probate court was
TO The account of Philip Sherrin, as executor
of The estate of Philip c. Sherrin, deceased.
Miss Victorine Smalley. daughter of P j.
Smalley. secretary OF the Democratic state
eeatrai committee. was yesterday married to
John Gregory, prominent citizen of Mil
~aukee.
Charles Gallagher, the night Waterman who
shot Harry Matthews. another night watch
man. in the arm some nights ago, was ar
raigned Yesterday and his hearing set for
June Is. Matthews is in the city hospital.
County Treasurer A \. Nelson took in
about Si.00G,0o0 of taxes Tuesday. The
crowded condition about his Office for few
DAYS past clearly demonstrates the absolute
need for larger quarters III the treasurer's Of
fee.
Company II Of the First regiment held a
meeting for the election of officers, at tn c
armory last evening These was no oppoSi-
ton Tothe candidates for the positions, who
were chosen as follows: Captain, George
Reedler; first lieutenant E. c. Montford;
second lieutenant, John Hardy. Capt Brady,
OF Company {. presided.
The Modern WO0dmeu Of the city met last
evening at the Windsor ana organized a cen
trail relief committee. There were five camps
represented III the meeting. These camps
embrace a membership of over 30O. An OF
gaaizatIOu WAS effected and officers chosen
as follows: President. R--WilsOn; secretary.
". Scott Macdonald; treasurer, A. II. HooDer,
The two cases of The.St Paul Trust Com
pany, as assignee eff Bushnell & Bushnell,
against George II. HUrd and Others, have
been transferred from the Ramsey county
district court to the United States circuit
court The actions were begun todetermine
SrN@ har Of
sons to certain lots of land in Boulevard ad-
diti0n.
Miss Marie Wainwright will begin her en-
gagement tonight at the Metropolitan in her
sdDerb presentation of Amy RobSart" q
romantic drama founded on Sir Walter
SCOTS "Ken:IWorth. 1t is full of stirring
situations and thrilling climaxes. one of these
being the death of Tarney. This is as sensa
tional a scene as was ever put Oh the stage.
He falls from 8 bridge at height of twenty
feet above the stage, aad it is said to be so
startling as often to cause many OF the audi
ence to cry out in fear for The safety of the
HetoE
A souvenir will be presented to each lady
attending the first performance OF "a Nut
meg Match al the Grand Monday evening.
The outside cover has full length half-tone
picture Of Annie Lewis in the attitude of
calling attention to a nutmeg which she
holds suspended by bit Of ribbon. Under
her picture are The autograph lines, How do
you like my match:" The first page is given
10 a few words OF Introduction from the
management and then follow cabinet size,
half tone pictures OF Mr.. Lit and the differ
ent members of the Company, a page being
devoted to each picture. with few auto
graphic lines The sale OF seats for the
opening night Of "A Nutmeg Match begins
Shis morning.