St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-01-10
es RoTUNDA RIFF-RAFF.;
Sayings OF Some Weli-KnOwn Men
as They Warmed Themselves

|
as They Warmed Themselves
Yesterday.
San echo of the recent meeting of the
! National Republican league at New
York will be heard at Minneapolis the
18th inst, "said Editor Joel HeatwOle, of
the Mortified News, ''for Mr.. Il. E.
VByfneS, one OF the members of the Elk
| ecutive committee, has issued call for
a Republican convention that day in the
| Union League Club house. Primarily,
| the object of the convention will be with
| aview to organize branches of the Ma
tionai league throughout the state of
Minnesota, on the platform of the pa
rent organization at New York. Whether
or not the new league is destined to be-
/ come an important factor in the politics
| of the country | am not prepared to say
| at present, but the representative men
| of the Republican party who met at
| New York thought there was urgent
need for the consolidation of our forces.
| Five of the leading Republican clubs of
| this state were represented at the New
| York meeting, and authority was con-
| ferred upon MIR. Byrnes to issue the call
| for the convention to which have re-
| ferred. AS far as politics are concerned
in the Third district, | am for the best
| Republican that can be nominated to
succeed Judge Macdonald, and we have
a dozen good men for his place, any one
of whom will receive my unqualified
| support, and think we can win despite
| the popularity of our present represent
alive at Washington"
tAS1 ~
"Thirty-two degrees below zero was
| what. the thermometer registered at
| MankatO this morning at 6 o'clock" re-
marked Probate Judge F.S. Brown, of
! Tracy, '.when was hurrying to catch
| the train for st. Paul. My object in
! coming here is to meet the members of
the commission appointed to revise the
| probate code of the state. The indica-
| tiOnS are that we will report an entirely
| new code for ratification or rejection by
the next legislature. We will have
a year to perfect our report, but it is
| likely that we will continue our sessions
here daily during this month and go
over the ground very carefully. Many
| changes are imperatively demanded and
| we will try to carry out our instructions
i'll the interest OF more comprehensive
and acceptable codificatiOn of existing
| probate laws"
"We are holding an institute at Rich
field now" said Supt. o. F. Gregg,
land commencing Thursday and run
ming through Friday and Saturday of
this week we will hold sessions at
ShakOpee. Among those who have
ent at the latter place are: President
| NOrthrop. of the state university !;
Father McGolrick, of Minneapolis;
Prof. Maria l.. Sanford and Prof. Porter.
| Undoubtedly one of the most interesting
features of the gathering will be the
presence of William Dickson, who for
more than twenty years was a member
of the British civil service commission,
with headquarters in India. His lecture
will be entitled, "rhe RvOt our Rival :;
or Wheat From India" and he will ex-
hibit, among other things, native
| pillow, showing the primitive manner in
which the ground is titled in that land.
Then there will be public churning con-
Quoted by F. d. Holmes. of Owatonna,
who has the reputation of being the
! premium butter maker of the state. A
| graduate of the AmeS Agricultural col
| lege, of Iowa, will talk OH bee keeping,
| and DR.. Currier will deliver an illus
trated lecture On horse training and
| breeding, and incidentally will break
| colts submitted to him by q new system,
CT which he IS the originator.
Real Estate Board Election.
| The directors OF the ST. Paul real .es-
I tate" board met at O'clock yesterday
afternoon and elected officers and stand
| ing committees for the ensuing year.
George II. Hazard twas elected presi-
| dent; w. c. Reed, vice president; E. G..
| Handy, secretary l.. q. Bailey, assistant
| secretary, and c. A. Moore, treasurer.
r. B. Wheeler, James Middleton and
ont nr.lNt lnl yn In ny,4I
committee; j.. H. Davidson, S. Lee
Davis and Odin G. Clay are the COM
mittee on reference; and II. A. Camp
| bell, O. f. Sherwood, f. f. Harrison,
| William NJ. Bushnell, G.. r. Smith, G..
| C. Fairchild and w. p. billiard consti-
tute the committee Oh membership.
Company C's Election.
Company G met in the armory last
| evening and elected these Officers-of
| the civil organization: President, Lieut..
| Shank; first vice president. Corp. More
land; second vice president, Private
Hildebrand; recording secretary, Corp.
| Hawks; corresponding secretary, Corp.
MacOmber; treasurer, Corr. S. q. liver
| son; court martial committee, Capt.
Blakeley, Sergt. Winnie. Privates Rad
cliffe. Bateham and Birchell. Before
| the election a competitive prize drill in
the manual and in marching was held,
in which Private B. w. Rising was the
winner of the priZe-a beautiful gold
medal.
Company c will unite with Company
E in giving a grand ball for members of
the companies and their friends, OIL the
| evening of the oath inst.
They Sign the Slips. =
| The state house officials have sud
| denly become rank woman suffragists.
| Yesterday mornings mail brought each