St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-28
SAINT PAUL.
ODDS AND ENDS.
assembly meets this evening at T:3O.

The assembly meets this evening at 7:3O.
Constellation chapter, o. E. L., will picnic
at Silver lake, North St Paul, today.
Four minor permits, aggregating Si,3OO.
were issued by the building inspector yester-
day
The Upchurch National Life Insurance
Company of Hastings, Neb., was admitted 10
do business in Minnesota yesterday.
The excursion announced for Saturday
evening by the Silver Leaf Social CLUB has
been postponed till Wednesday evening. the
29th inst
Three men wanted in Minneapolis Tor as
saulhng Detective Lawrence were arrested
last night by Minneapolis officers and taken
hack 10 that city.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace NJ
church will give Il strawberry social this even
ing in the parlors of The church. corner Burr
and Minnehaha streets.
Mavor Wright being witness in the dis
trict court yesterday the hearing OF the
charges against Patrolmen Mccarthy was
continued until this morning.
The Climax BnilGing and Loan association.
of Duluth fled articles of incorporation yes
terdav. The capital stock is Sl,0O0.e0e. and
the incorporatOrs HIe prominent Duluth
capitalists.
meeting of the committee on police OF
the board of aldermen is called for Friday al
2:3O D. m. The street committee from the
same BODY will meet at o'clock the same
afternoon.
Edward Lamb. alias Poker Lamb and
John o DonnelL charged with having burg
larized the house OF II. {. Walker, Will have
an examination i'll the police court Thurs
day morning.
The board of public works. at their meet
ing Yesterday, confirmed the assessment rolls
for slopes on Baker street. between Chippewa
and Cherokee avenues The assessment roll
for the Robert street sewer was completed
George Il. Wagner was sent to the work
house for ninety days yesterday. Wagner
attempted to lab Thomas Foley's left eye out
q week ago. lie didn't quite make it, and as
the charge was made simple assault, he was
let OFF easy.
The adjourned mass meeting Of the citl-
zens of the First ward. 10 hear resolutions on
the changes i'll the schools, will be held IN
Woolsey's hail. corner Case and Burr street.
"Wednesday evening. June % All parents
and citizens invited to attend.
Andrew Wines. a salcOnkeeper. was fined
$50 in the police cour; yesterday for selling
LIQUOR 10 q minor The complaint was sworn
10 by the BOYS mother, and the evidence
showed the father OF the lad had sent him
for the beer. This, however, did not save
the saIoonkeeper.
Unity camp. Modern of America, gave an
enjoyable entertainment at their rooms IN
the Paul Martin block, South Wabasha
street, last evening. Venerable Consul c. Ii.
Bronson presided, and Scott Macdonald de-
Ivered the address OF the evening. Mr.. Har-
man gave some very catchy readings, and
the quartette rendered excellent music,
Jeannie Winston Opera company pleased
another large audience OF The Metropolitan
last night in Strauss beautiful opera,
"Prinee Methusaiem - This opera has given
the best satisfaction OF any presented by this
company, and will no doubt play to the ca
pacity of this popular playhouse this week
The only matinee of Prince Methusalem''
will be given Saturday.
Officer McGrUggan had Charles johnson
arrested yesterday for keeping his saloon
open after midnight The case was con-
tnued to June 30, jury trial being de-
manded by T. F. Price, who appeared for
johnson. Judge Twohy was not inclined to
allow jury trial. but the attorney argued
the matter so strongly that he took the aues-
tion under adYisement.
Once every year the board of fire commits
sioners together with the mayor and mem
bers of the city council, make an inspection
OF the fire department. and this inspection
will occur next Friday, beginning at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon. The first intention
was to take two days to complete the work.
but last evening the fire board concluded
that the one day will prove sufficient.
County Treasurer Nelson yesterday turned
over to the city treasurer S575,O 900. OF this
$500 900 is on account Of the city revenue
fund and SIS 900 on account of the board of
education fund. This makes a grand total
of SOS, 600 paid over to the city treasurer
within twenty days, bus is only part of the
funds to be turned over. The remainder will
be paid as soon as it can be ascertained what
the balance to each fund is.
The Compo-Board Manufacturing company
fled articles with the secretary of state yes
terday The paid-in capital stock is $1,000,
600, and the ineorporators are the American
Gompo- Board company ard John H. Randall,
George B. Bower and James MacMullen, of
Minneapolis The new company will handle
the metal known as compo board. and will
also manufacture machinery for converting
# into material for the market.