Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-20
ECITY GLOBULEs.
City council this evening.


Red Rock camp meeting begins Wednesday.
Company D is going to Faribault on the
Fourth.
A performing bear was the circus on the
street yesterday.
The Ladies Choral club had most salts
factory rehearsal yesterday afternoon.
The Great Western band gave delightful
concert at Edmund Rice's grounds last evening.
Asmal gold cross was found yesterday on
the ground near where Daniel O'Connell was
shot.
The Liliputian Comic Opera company at the
Opera house Friday and Saturday evenings of
this week.
Mayor Rice yesterday appointed Mr.. Louis
Engle as one of the members of the work
house directory.
The vacancy occasioned by the murder of
Policeman O'Connell was filed yesterday by
| Mayor Rice by the appointment of Michael
Esch.
! Tickets for the Coffee house concert are
selling well and a large audience, will without
doubt, greet the Ladies' club and their worthy
assistants,
meeting OF the colored citizens of st.
Paul will be held at the old court house this
evening to make arrangements for the 1st of
August celebration.
Mr.. SeiberG has added quite feature to the
Great Western band, in saXaphone. This is
a lew instrument here and has telling effect
The tone is both soft and full and very pleas
ant.
The committee on schools OF the board of
education held meeting last evening, but the
door was locked and consequently no one that
was not member of the board could get in to
see what was going on.
At the meeting OF the board Of trade yester-
day SIG was subscribed for the O'Connen
hands of John McCauley, and the members of
the board can subscribe there.
A boy named Michael Council, who drives
the extra horse for the street cars from
Minnesota street to Wabashaw and back, on
Fourth street, had his feet run over yesterday
and was quite painfully injured
Mr.. Samuel Horton, of Westfield, Mass,
yesterday exchanged four old state railroad
bonds for seven new ones and akout 500 in
money. Nearly ali these old bonds known to
be in existence have now been surrendered.
Prof. ZahoDyi brought back magnificent
string OF black bass as the result of days
fishing at Lake Geryais. He selected twenty
SIX of them and had them photographed, aud
will distribute the pictures among his friends.
The latest contribution to the Historical So
clety's collection is an old type case used by
James 81. Goodhue during the years from $40
to 1852, being the Oldest type case in the state,
and IN which was laid the first type USED in
Minnesota for publishing newspaper.
A terrific hail storm passed over White
Bear lake on Saturday evening, which did
much Gamage to the gardens and growing
crops. The storm was accompanied by vivid
lightning and heavy thunder. Hon. G. D.
Gilfllan's rye field OF 100 scres was destroyed.
The inquest on the remains of the la!e
Daniel O'Connell, the policeman who was shot
last Saturday morning, was held yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock, the result of which
was verdict that he came TO his death by
pistol shot from the hand OF some UNKNOWN
person.
The Great Western band is preparing very
pleasant excursion to Lake Minnetonka, to
take place on Sunday next. The excursion
will leave in the morning, visiting all points
of interest on the lake and return at an arly
hour in the evening. Tickets for the round
trip will be one dollar.
The body of an unknown boy, sixteen years
of age, was found by a farmer some six miles
below the city yesterday afternoon. Under
the directions of the coroner the body was
brought to the city last evening and placed IN
the undertaker's rooms of Leigh 81 Co., where
an inquest will be held this morning.
On Wednesday evening the Crusaders give a
concert at Pfeifer's hall. They will be assisted
by Prof Leib and q male quartet. Miss Hag-
gerty and Mlss Ryan will furnish duet. Mr..
Travis, of the Great Western band, will flu
nsh cornet solo and Mr. Geehan will give a
vocal solo. Besides these both vocal and in.
stFumcntal music will be furnished by others
and speeches will be made by Father shanley
and Mr.. Willis, or st. Paul, and Father Hand,