St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-19

Inc stale treasurer mas received statements
for June from nearly all the state auditors.
Labor Inspectors Evans and Valesch re-
turned from a tour through the state yester-
day.
st. Paul is to have an ambulance at last.
1t will be presented the city by a numuer of
charitable ladies.
The Sunday school of Christ church viii
today give their annual picnic at Spring
Park, Minnetcnka beach.
), A special matinee of ''Pinafore' will be
given at the Metropolitan tomorrow after
noon by the Winston Opera company
The Y. P S. G. E.. of the Emanuel church.
corner Pine street and Van Slyke court will
have lawn festival near the church to-
night ,-.
The quarterly meeting of the board of
directors of the st. Paul Relief society will
be held at their hall at 3 o'clock this after
noon.
county was Incorporated in the bank exam
iner's office yesterday. The capital stock is
$4,000.
The Duluth Union Depot company filed an
amendment to its articles of incorporation
yesterday. increasing the capital stock to
$30O.0
Pat Naughton, charged with stealing goods
from a freight car on the Duluth tracks, has
chad his case continued until tomorrow
morning. .s--,1.
The organ committee of the Church of the
Messiah will give raspberry and ice cream
social this evening on the rectory lawn, cor
ner of Fuller and Kent Streets
E. B. Lincoln yesterday lost Masonic
charm and watch CHAIN which was evidently
twitched off while riding in a buggy. 1t is
advertised for i'll the want columns.
Reported to the health Office yesterday:
Scarlet fever at 13l Bellevue avenue and 3S5
Toronto street; three cases at the last named
place; membraneous Group at 500 York
street.
Owing to the hot weather, there was no
quorum present at the West Seventh Street
District union meeting last night and they
adjourned to the next regular meeting the
first Monday in August.
The St. Paul Fire Brick company was in
corporated with the secretary of STATE yester-
day. The capital stock is S12500O and the
1ncorporators are Cyrus B. Thurston w. Ii .
Thurston, w. j. Bruff, Edward P Ingersoll
and Charles L. Haas. ali of st. Paul.
The contract for grading Morton street
was awarded yesterday tod. w. Maloney for
S4,0g7, this being the lowest bid aud 1927 less
than the engineers estimate The board
also completed assessments for slopes in
alleys in block 4. Arlington Hills addition
and in block 13. Summit Park addition.
Edward Holbrook. who said he was a ma
chinist and twenty-five years old. and Hen ~
Allen, twenty-one years old, claiming to be
bartender. were arrested last night, charged
with breaking into freight car The arrests
were made by Special Oiiic er Dougherty
The Sloan Lake Live Stock company was
incorporated yesterday. The company will
have its headquarters in Minneapolis and do
a general buying and selling of live stock.
NJ. P. Hayes. a. E. Horr and r. c. Leavitt, of
Minneapolis. with j. T. Nary, of Gull River,
compose the board of directors. The CAPT.
tai is $50, 600
The second presentation of '.The Silve,
King last night by Mr.. Lifts players at the
Grand ran more smoothly even than the first
night and pleased an excellent audience in
point of numbers. The play is without
doubt the strongest yet seen at the hands OF
the stock company, and its presentation is in
every way most worthy of Mr.. Lifts capable
people.
A peculiar accident occurred at Wildwood
yesterday afternoon on the water toboggan
On toboggan load of adventurous bloods
were j. c. Kemp and Ed Keeffe, both heavy
weights. The toboggan struck the wate
with thud, and SO suddenly that an acct
dent occurred. Keeffe was just above Kemp
and when the lurch came his chin struck the
back OF Kemp's head with terrific force.
cash two inches longswas cut in kemp's era
MUM, ana a similar cut was inflicted OF
Keeffe's chin. The services of a surgeon
were necessary in both cases.
The funeral of Charles Ubel, the you'll
vino was drowned Saturday at McCarron'
lake, viii be held this morning from st
Agnes church at 9 o'clock The newsboy!
of the Agnes Gesellen Verein society vii
march.in a body. The pail bearers are John
Book, Frank 'kneissel, NJ. Gardener and
Henry Hemicamp. Of the society. and Messrs
W. n. Schmidt and c. A. Rinke, of the st
Paul Press Feeders Union No. 8. of which
latter organization deceased was q member
floral pillow with mo. g. worked in tht
center, the gift of Press Feeders Union No
9, delivered by their presidents. j. o Rourke
is among the large number of floral gifts tt
the memory of the youno man