St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-26
A GENERAL JOB LOT.

The American Exchange bank of Mime
apoliS. was incorporated with the bank
examiner yesterday. The capital is $4,000.
The case of George Graf, charged with as
sault with dangerous weapon on Adolph
Noyodtney, has been continued to August 1.
The case of Jacob Anderson against Charles
Lauer ct al was called for trial in the United
States circuit court yesterday and dismissed.
Maud Throm. hayward miss of sixteen
years was yesterday sent to the House of the
Good Shepherd for ninety days by Judge
Twohy
The funeral of John, infant son of j. P.
and Addie Buckley, took place from the resi-
dence of his parents, 2S2 Maple street, Mon
day. July IS at . p. N.
Supt. D. C. Steward, formerly of Roches-
fer and now of Fargo. will conduct the state
summer school at Pipestone i'll place of Prof.
6. 7. McCleary, resigned.
The personal injury case of A. H. McLary
p. against-the Chicago. Milwaukee IL ST. Paul
i Railway Company is still On trial before
Judge Thomas and a jury IN the United
States circuit court.
:; The faculty of the university training
School will meet at the university at 10
o'clock this morning TO consider what
changes may be made III the conduct of the
school for next year.
Adjt Gen Mullen yesterday issued com
missions to George Ii. Roedler captain of
Company II. and Eugene Cellontford and
Charles Hardy as first and second lieutenants
Of the same company.
Michael Flynn was arraigned in the police
court yesterday charged with an indecent
assault on John Sternberg. The case was
continued, Flynn being committed without
bail and Sternberg held as witness.
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company has begun an action against Samuel
iWisnan and others to foreclose q mortgage
for $500 upon lot 20 in Litchfield's subdi-
vision of block /. of Medill's addition.
Elf johnson was adjudged insane in the
probate court yesterday He is a carpenter
,thirty-four years old, and has wife and two
{ children. His residence is S37 Wells street.
His affection was superinduced by rheum6-
itism.
The street railway company has arranged
for three-minule service on the interurban
line during the races. Commencing today
trains on this line will connect with cars at
Smelling and University. running direct to
the fair grounds
"a, A large audience witnessed THE Merry
Mar by the Winston Opera compa ~ at the
metropolitan last night. Only two more per-
fernances of this opera will be given, tonight
and tomorrow night. Thursday night 1.-The
Chimes of Normandy"
The four lads, John Corcoran, Thomas Ce-
Sanek, John j. Hale ana Thomas Corcoran,
charged with assaulting Joe Klemish about a
month ago on West Seventh, were arraigned
an the police court yesterday. The examina-
ton was continued TO July Goth and the de-
PENDANTS admitted 80 bail.
The charge of larceny against Herman
Bayer was dismissed in the police court yes
terday. Bayer WAS charged with stealing 81
from tailor shop on West Seventh street
AS Bayer was congratuating himself Oh his
discharge he was rearrested on warrant FOL
Failure to support his family. He will dc
the best he can toward supporting himself by
knitting socks at the workhouse for the next
ninety days.
Secretary Beebe issued his usual ten-day
report of the soldiers home Yesterday There
are 216 members of the institution, and OF
these siXty-seven are absent on leave. John
Lunis, private of Company E. Fourth Wis
conSn cavalry. has been discharged. Cyrus
c. Swan, of Company E. 1l2th Illinois; Peter
Biren. of Company l, Ninth Minnesota, and
Roger Fenton, of Company K, Fifth Mime
sofa, have ali been admitted.