St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-30
SAINT PAUL.
CAUGHT ON THE Fly.

Chief Grain Inspector Claussen left last
night for The East.
The receipts at the state prison for June
amounted TO S6,lG7
The state board OF agriculture will meet at
the fair grounds Wednesday.
j. j. Allen has made a voluntary assign
ment to David T. PEBBLES for the benefit of
creditors.
First Assistant City Attorney Phillips lief
last evening for trip to Philadelphia and
Eastern points.
Arthur I. Neltleton has sued Charles W.
Clark and a. Z. Clark TO recover $3.50 due
upon promissory note.
The committee on printing from the board
of aldermen viii meet at . OF clock this after
noon, and the committee on streets at the
Same hour.
Edward r. Gilman has sued Egbert G.
Handy and John B. {. Handy to recover
Sc 633 ;23 for rent of building since Feb. !,
1897, al $500 per mouth.
The st. Paul Official Record company filed
articles of incorporation yesterday with a
capital of S2c.Co0. 6. L. Hendrickson, G.
T. Gibson and l.. NJ. Myers, of St Paul, form
the company.
The Hinckley Commercial union, of Hinck-
ley, Mimi, was incorporated yesterday. The
union has for its object the promotion of the
social and business interests Of the merchants
of that village.
Carroll Johnson closes his engagement at
the Grand with Two performances of 1.-THE
Gossoon,' today. matinee and evening. To-
morrow night Lifts PLAYERS begin their final
week Of the summer season with Nv oman
Against Woman.
Edward Swanberg, Payne avenue saloon
keeper, was before Judge CoIy yesterday
charged with keeping his saloon open after
midnight The complaint was made by Pa
tlCmCn AbeTn, lut,as the other witnesses
did not corroborate the officers statement,
the case was dismissed.
The joint meeting OF the committee on
license will hold session Monday at .
o'clock. The business to come before the
committee is the communication from Mayor
Wright regarding the alleged disorderly man.
ner in which the saloon Of E. L. Murphy. on
St. Peter, was conducted.
The application of Charles j Berryhin for
mandsmus 10 compel NJ. F. Kahn, as
County auditor. to Eote on deed presented
TO him 10 transfer The statement takes paid
and transfer entered or Paid by sale of
land described Within as provided by law,
has been denied by Judge Kerr.
The JEANNE Winston Opera company will
give their last two performances of the
"Chimes of Normandy at the Metropolitan
today. matinee and evening This opera
is giving great satisfaction. Primrose and
Vests Ministries will appear for four nights
and Wednesday matinee at this theater,
commencing tomorrow night.
The T. j. Preece Mercantile company, of
minneapolis, was incorporated yesterday
The capital stock is Sl5oC00 and the incor-
porators are T. j. Preece, T. B. Walker, C. F.
Littletield, W. a. Barnes, A. j. Dean, Will
lam Donaldson, l. G. Gale. John Donaldson
and E. S. Corser, all of Minneapolis.
Labor Commissioner Powers has completed
another chapter in his annual report 1t
deals further with the sut ject of better pro-
lection from fire. and recommends that all
staircases in public buildings and manufac-
tories should be incased with fire proof walls
He also has something to say on the building
and equipment of elevators and the construc-
tCn of elevator shafts.