St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-05-13
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

The Bank of Window has increased its
capital stock from S., 900 to $4,000.
William A Clark has been commissioned
as second lieutenant, Company +, First reg
iment
sunday and the Columbian Exposition" is
the subject of Rabbi Hess discourse at the
temple this evening.
Fl. A. Hanmore read q memorial on the late
". II. Dixon before the members Of Aeker
Post. G. y. r., last evening.
Gen. OFd Post No %, G. A r., will hold
regular meeting tonight in their hall, corner
Fifth and WabaSha streets.
The names of the electors nominated by
the Re publican state convention were filed
with the secretary Of state yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid society and the Philo-
matheans Will have union social this even
ing i'll Van Ellemeet's hall, Seven corners.
The State Bank of Pine Island with S?5,
CO capital stock has fled notice of orgariz-
alton with the public examiner. It viii COM
mence business June l.
The Duluth Transfer Railway company has
increased its capital stock from So ,0)0 to
S20J9,991, By permission of the railroad and
warehouse commissioners.
pie of rubbish in the basement of Ra-
maley spriuung establishment Oil East Fifth
street caught fire yesterday afternoon, but
The blaze was exiingushed without loss.
The Milwaukee, Dramatic company, which
will open at the Metropolitan Sunday even
ing, arrived in the city yesterday The sale
Of seats for the engagement is reported to be
very large.
Charles Johnson the eoloCed mar who has
been soliciting aims OF the strength of
badly scalded arm. which he painted with
croton oil, was given thirty days at the work
house yesterday.
The French Lake Mills company, of Mime
apoiis; with $4,000 capital STOCK, filed art
icles of incorporation yesterday. The in :
corporators are NJ. T. Bowen, s. Blair Nc
Beath, Robert Enegrew.
THE Gathering of the Clans" unique
entertainment given under the auspices of
the st. Andrews society. gives every indiea-
ton of drawing a crowded audience to the
Metropolitan this evening.
Peter Poxet, "a laborer employed uu the
new Catholic school building at the corner
of Exchange and Ninth fell from seaffold-
ing yesterday noon and broke his left ankle.
He was removed IL The city hospital
Cashier Fitzsimmons. of the Candy State
Bank, called on Bank Examiner Kenyon
certificate of the bank paid up capital, and
in return Mr.. Kenyon gave hiw charter
under which the bank may commence bust
ness.
Martin Myler and j. F. Baldwin, who are
| joint ly indicted for grand larceny. were ar
raigned before Judge Kerr. They both
pleaded not guilty. j. j. MeCafferty will de-
| fend them. Myler was admitted to bail, but
| Baldwin was remanded to jail III default of
| bail
Sarah F. Wakefield has begun an action
against Emma ". Hiliiard, John W. billiard,
| Edwin A. Sargent. Eleeta 81. Sargent, Fred
eriek E. Meacham and Minnie NJ. Meaeham
| to foreclose MORTGAGE for s., $50 upon lot IL
| of Chute Bros Division No. addition to
| the city.
| One of the most pleasing actors in the
'Alone in London" com pany. now playing
| at the Grand is Ii. NAVAL, who plays the
| part of Walter Burnaby. Mr.. Mayall is a
! young actor. and his portrayal OF the mis-
| guided youth demonstrates the fact that he
| has talent and should have more important
| part