St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-20
THE CATCH BASIN.

Bank clearances yesterday were 1884,
106.60.
Scarlet fever prevails at 312 Commercial
street, and 915 jerks street.
Two births four deaths and two marriages
were bulletined at the health office yesterday
The commission of Edward F. Van Gorder,
notary public. of Ramsey county, has been
revoked consequent upon his removal from
the state.
McElrath & Murphy, the Fifth street livery
men, have assigned to j. B. Moorehead.
The amount of the assets and liabilities is
not known yet.
Ben Johnson, the clever young actor, will
recite kitty Maloney'' at Mr.. and Mrs.
Huebners benefit on Monday night Seats
for the occasion are selling rapidly.
A small fire. caused by spontaneous COM
bustion in pile of old rags in a closet, &C.
Cured In the frame house at 139 Hubert
street. about $3.50 yesterday morning. No
damage.
Prof Seibert will give an al fresco concert
at Leip's park, White Bear lake, at o'clock
this evening. Trains leave st. Paul at sos.
Prof. c. Rodenkircher will be an especial
feature OF the programme.
The council committee on ways and means
will meet with the city comptroller at IL
o'clock this forenoon to consider the pro-
posed issuance of bonds for the sewerage
fund and city hospital purposes.
The Sunday school picnic Of the Church Of
the Good Shepherd will be held at White
Bear Lake Wednesday, July "a. Round trip
tickets, good on all trains, so cents. Child
rem under twelve years, % cents.
IT. De Witt Talmage, the great popular
preacher. is to be in the city Thursday even
ing next and lecture under the auspices of
the Young Mems Christian association in the
Peoples church. His subject is the popular
one, 1.-The Bright Side of Things
State Auditor Braden received yesterday
the reports OF the June settlements OF RAM
sey and Hennepin counties. In Ramsey the
total tax is 81, 763, 1916, of which the state
tax is 1921, s94.6S. In Hennepin county the
tax is So, 500, 1886; state tax, $275, ST.. IA.
IT, Keene, a carpenter working upon the
roof of building at the corner of Green
wood and Fay streets, West st, Paul, fell to
the ground yesterday afternoon, fracturing
an arm and three ribs. He was removed in
the Ducas street patrol wagon to his home on
Annapolis street.
The st. Paul's Episcopal church choir will
go to Four Lakes on Monday next for a
weeks encampment On Thursday after
noon a reception will be held at their en-
campment and sports will be INDUCED in by
Reveille, @ q. m; prayers, 6:15 a. m; break
fast, $50 a. m. dinner, II IN. supper, 6 p.
M; prayers, 9:45 p. M; bed time for boys,
9p. M; light out at $50 p. m.
Y. NJ. c, A. Bible class for beginners will
meet Sunday afternoon in the association
only, which has hitherto been held in the Y
Nj. c. A gymnasium, will be held in the Cos
pei tent at the junction or st. Peter and West
Seventh streets. Steve Holcomb, the con-
verted gambler, now superintendent Of the
Holcomb missions in Louisville. will have
charge of the meeting.
At the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of the Interurban Investment company the
following directors were chosen: Thomas
You'd. Edwin Bell, F. F. Magraw, Z. c.
yarney, E; Puterbaugh. james Howe, John
directors have elected as officers: Edwin
Bell, president; Thomas You'd, vice presi-
dent; E. c. Varney, secretary and manager,
and James Howe, treasurer.
The articles of incorporation Of the Rail
way Track Cleaner Manufacturing company,
of Minneapolis, we're filed with the secretary
of state yesterday. The nature of the bus
mess is the acquiring, ownership and deyel
opment Of patent rights allowed to Hy H
Rreyger for an invention for the removal Of
snow from railway tracks. The capital stock
is S500.000. and the incorporates are Thomas
j. Carney, Henry H. Kruger, Frank S. Carney
and Fred Kreger, all of Minneapolis.