St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-25
SAINT PAUL.
TUESDAYS TRIPLES.

Sergeant Zirkelbach, of Ducas street sta
ton. is seriously i'll, and fears are expressed
that he will not recover.
A barn at the corner of Audubon and
Drake streets caught fire at l. 80 last night
The damage was about 500.
Prof. Mazzara's pupils and friends will
tender him a testimonial ball this evening at
Central hall Music by Kleist's orchestra.
The painters and decorators and the
plumbers unions and the brotherhood OF
railway carmen held regular meetings last
night.
The Merritt Nickel Mining Company OF
Duluth filed bylaws and articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state y ester
day. The capital stock is Ss.0oGOo1
Seats are selling rapidly at Dyer's for the
public school concert to be held Friday next
at the Peple's church. The prizes are only
nominal. to cover expenses. More than half
the seats are already taken.
The board of public works yesterday had
under consideration the construction of a
SEVERN Lombard street. and last evening
the board reported recommendation to the
council that the improvement be made.
.rhe annual meeting OF the Protestant or
phau ASYLUM directors will be held i'll the
street. at I0:3) this morning. Every one in
terested in the institution is invited to be
present
Julian IMagnus. manager for Miss Marie
Wainwright, is i'll the city making the
necessary arrangements for the grand pro
duclion of Amy Robsart at the MetropolI
tan on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June
., 3 and +.
Frank B. Thayer, the Omaha brakeman
who was crushed in the East st. Paul yards
Monday, died at St. Joseph's hospital at
O'Clock. yesterday afternoon. He leaves a
wife and family at 65l BidweIi street, who
were entirely dependant upon him for sup
port
The Duluth Mesabi & Northern Railway
company filed with the secretary of state
today copy OF trust deed given the Metro
pOlitan Trust company. of New York. for
81, 30909g, borrowed at q per cent. TIE money
is TO be used in The construction OF the first
division of the road.
c. H. Reede, advance representative OF the
big dual organization of George Thatcher
Ministries and Rich x Harris Comedy com
pany, which begins q four nights engage
ment 1.-THE Metropolitan Sunday evening III
that highly successful minstrel farce comedy,
Tuxedo, is in the city look ing after the
Interests of the attraction. The company is
en- route to the coast after Il most prosperous
season in the East
Only three of the fire commissioners were
present at the adjourned meeting yesterday
afternoon, and nothing bat routine business
was transacted. Sups. Hughes, of the fire
alarm telegraph. reported all wires in good
condition except the one to Merriam Park.
He was instructed to purchase a metallic wiIe
and substitute It for the one in use. The
pay rolls for the month amounted to Sl4,-
S04.59 and were approved and referred to the
comptroller. and bills to the amount Of $500
were allowed.
At the meeting of the joint local board OF
the X. of L. last night j. Donovan was
elected vice president and Andrew O'Reilly
treasurer TO fill vacancies caused by the re
moval of the former officers from the city.
a committee was appointed to give attention
to organizing severar crafts that desire to
form associations. 4 communication was
received from John THEM, giving official
notice that three more firms have Withdrawn
from the Rochester clothing combine. This
makes Il list of seven firms that have with
drawn from that combine.