Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-16
CITY aLoBULEs.

r.o Nonde,ssohn club concert tonight.
The committee on property of the board OF
.dncation will meet at $50 p. m. Saturday.
Mot,,da Schultz was before Judge OGor-
man Yesterday, adjusted insane and committed
IN the hospital at st. Peter.
This evening the Danias Dramatic club will
rive q theater and ball at Pfeiffer's hall, and
DELIGHTFUL entertainment is predicted,
Morton Culver, of Chicago, was admitted
70 nrstice in the court of this district by the
Tinted Statss circuit court yesterday.
Yesterday morning some wretch poisoned a
favorits poodle belonging to w. Weis ana now
rbe latter is after the miscreant with shot,
gun.
The committee appointed to arrange for the
noIiceman's ball met last night, and hxec on
Friday evening, January 9th, as the time Tor
holding the dance.
Before hizzoner yesterday came Gus. Hop
ming. charged with shifting a fellow Teuton
On the head. The fuss was over payment of
election beer, and defendant openeo MS "ea'ei
skin to the extent OF SlO
In the case of Albert Bazzell against Law
renee Folly and others, Judge Wilkin render
ed a decision yesterday, overruling demurrer
of Dawson & Co. and James King TO the COM
plant. Leave to answer in ten days.
Judge Lochren having denied Mr.. Secombe's
request for an Injunction to restrain Gov'
Pillsbury from issuing the railroad bonds or
dered by the extra session OF the legislature,
Mr.. Secombe has appealed to the supreme
court.
The Emmett Light Artillery have arranged
for social assembly to be given at Market
hall on Monday evening, the 10Th inst. Inc
favor with which this organization Is re-
ceiyed should insure large attendance as
their parties are most enjoyable.
The frosty weather is said to be conducive
70 soberness. At any rate the reflection was
iustifed at the police court yesterday morn
ing. on the opening of which on two buns
appeared, charged with lushing too much on
the elegant old tangletOot. They were award
ed S. or as many days each.
At 70 O'Clock yesterday, the time for re-
ceiving bids for the addition to the city and
county hospital expired. There were five bids ~
filed with the city clerk The bidders were M.
R Farrell, Wilkin & Palmer, A. McDondald,
John Clarkln, and a fifth whose bid is not en-
dorsed. The, bids will be opened at 7:3O to-
night.
still fire alarm from st. Joseph's hospl-
tai, at 7:SO last evening, called out No. 1 Ell
CINE and hook and ladder company. Ire
cause of the summons was the appearance OF
fire on the roof of the west end of the old hos
nital building, and the inciplent flame was
uuickly subdued by the use of few buckets
of water.
The advent of the present cold snap has dis
covered a great deal OF poverty which was
demonstrated on yesterday by the unusually
large plumber oil applicants for aid at the
meeting of the directors OF the aims house
and hospital A peculiar feature OF the bust
ness is the fact that, out of forty OF the appll-
canis for wood and coal, but several were le-
coenized as old paupels majority being new
recruits.
1t is claimed that neither of the two male
auartettes who sing in the concert OF the
Mendelssohns tonight, have their equal in
the west. They both belong to The ranks OF
Che Meudelssohns, aud this is the KIND OF
material of which The Clubs MADE. III contains
besides these al the 3rst ouartetie choir sing
ers III Minneapolis, and there are several fine
pianisis and Organis's sewing as yocallsls III
It's member ship. No wonder the club docs
surprising work.
A unique excursion party left st. Paul at
$50 o'clock last night on chartered train
over The Nnrther~ p 'cific railroad for Fargo.
The party included twenty-five Young M,
from this city and fifteen from Minneapolis,
each excursionist being provided with an in
vitation printed on card board foot long and
six inches wide, emitting the holder to pass
age and berth from this city to Fargo and return
The occasion is the house warming of Morii-
sons new Broadway hotel and billiard room
in Fargo.
The case of II. P. Hall against the county
of Ramsey for damages growing out of the
tax list middle, came up before the full bench
of district judges on demurrer yesterday.
The commissioners allowed Hall the contract
for publishing the tax list of 1881, and the
county auditor ignored the contract and gave
the list to another paper Hall now sues for
S700 damages for breach OF contract. The
county attorney demurred on the ground that
the allegations did not constitute proper
complaint. This was argued and taken under
Amusement.
amman, CKHII