Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-21
CITY GLOBULES.

The balloon portion of the state house
dome is ascending skyward
pony was found yesterday by boy
and left at Moorehead's stable.
The Republican state convention as
sembles in St. Paul next Wednesday.
The United States circuit court met and
adjourned yesterday morning without
transacting any business.
A st. Paul man, who loveth musical
serenades. has decided to build a front
residence fence with iron trombone posts.
The observatory monument stone was
yesterday removed from the old court
house squrae by the United States author
tiles.
R. W. Bell, clerk of the district court was
taken seriously i'll during Tuesday night
and his relatives felt a good deal of alarm
about him.
The deed from Edmund Rice to Henry
Willard, conveying Mr.. Rice's homestead,
on mississippi street, for $225,O00, was
placed on record yesterday.
The remains of Ella WEIGH, the colored
girl who was shot, a week ago last Satur
DAY night, on Jackson street. were shipped
last night to Indianapolis, Ind.
At 1890 this morning Officer Symonds
brought to the city lookup Frederick John
son, tramp, whom he caught breaking
into a tool chest on Summit avenue.
Side shows, which usually follow in the
wake of circuses, have spread their tents
on Seventh street, and are taking in the
nickels from curious attendants.
No. 8 steamer went over to West St.
Paul yesterday afternoon to fill the cistern
On the corner of Odell street and German
avenue. The cistern on the corner of Sum
NIT avenue and Mackubin, and the one on
the corner of Mackubin and Selby, will be
filed to-day.
The bodies of Henry Martin, who fell
from the bridge several days ago. land of N.
Suttor, who walked off the lower levee, were
found yesterday floating in the river
down near Pigs Eye, and were brought
up and placed in the morgue by Messrs.
Mccarthy and Donnelly.
John P. Leitner, who was yesterday
elected secretary of the Grand GROVE of
DruIds. has held the position for thirteen
ed with an election in 1870, This is a
well merIted honor-evidence of his eff
cheney and faithfulIness as an officer.
Minnesota Royal Arch chapter No. 1 in
stalled the following officers Tuesday even
ing:
H. L. Carver, NJ. E. II. ?.
q. n. Mahan, king.
Geo. S. Acker. scribe.
John Q. Perry, secretary.
Vim. E. Burton, treasurer.
Springfield Mass Republicans: St.
Paul thinks it has fully doubled in material
respects since the census taker found
1000 people there three years ago. The
nostoffice does twice as much business,
there are twice as many workmen in man.
ufactories and fully twice as much trade;
and the number of children in the schools
is $3.50 against 1888.
chap, of an inquiring mind, says that
the Chinese in town have been sighted by
the personal reporters of the city papers,
not word having been uttered when Jim
Wah, All Cow, All Chung, Wuk Yeng, All
Guk, Lee ling, Wow Teng, All Ding, Lee
ling, Loo Wee Hum, Lee Knee, Joe Sing,
Lee gong, OnS 200. Dam h00. An hOuS,
All Peng, Sam Wah, Lee Fee, All Woo, Lee
Quong, 10 Dee, Lee Ii, Choo Ri aud Wah
Lee come from afar to this city.
The mass meeting appointed for lest
evening at the corner of Seventh street
and Maria avenue, to consider the Seventh
street improvement question, was post
poned on account of weather until this
evening. There was quite gathering of
citizens in the vicinity at an early hour,
and considerable interest was manifested,
Judging from the talk. Should pleasant
weather prevail the meeting this evening
viii be largely attended and replete with
interest.
The Druid's Relief association of Mime
sofa met in Druid's hall yesterday after
noon. Changes were made in the bylaws,
the most important Of which was the change
made in the time of meeting of the board
of directors from monthly to quarterly
sessions. Five deaths were reported since
Nov. l, on which benefits have been paid
of about $1,000 each. The officers of the
association elected for the ensuing year
are:
President, S. V. Kyle.
Vice President, N. S. Temple.
Secretary, ] P. Leitner.
Treasurer, John 4. Gilman.
Medical Director. DR.. Chas. GrisWOld.