Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-13

1t was busy day in the police cour
yesterday.
The real estate transfers fled yesterday
aggregated S49,S79.
The Crusaders meet this evening al
Catholic Association hall.
This evening Madame Modjeska will
present ''Frou Frou" at the Grand.
The new law respecting doctors di-
plomas struck DR.. Spinney sad blow.
G. B. Shore, charged with violating the
insurance law, is set for hearing on the
goth.
Tbs Boston restaurant is open day and
night for the accommodation of its pa
irons.
Now pool table and mirror for sale
cheap by Michael Quaidy, 2113 Minneap-
oils avenue.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday Neil
Burgess will occupy the Grand in his com
edy, ''Vim."
Castles Celebrities opened to goodly
sized audience at the Pence Opera house
last evening.
The council committee OF railroads will
hold an important meeting at O'Clock
this morning.
During 5eturday night, Mrs. Morse, a
resident il he Skies block, was nearly
suifocated by -3al gas.
A map of Ihelps addition to Mime
polls containing nine lots was fled yester-
day With the register Of deeds.
A bay horse and saddle was stolen from
j. W. Cowden while hitched in front of No.
AIS Nicollet avenue yesterday.
In the case Of Parlin, Orendorff & Co.
vs.. Jane Isaacson ct al, the court yester-
day discharged the order to show cause.
The case against Fred G. Hirst, charged
with keeping his saloon open on Sunday,
was dismissed in the municipal court yes
terday.
The chemical engine was called to the
rear Of the Day block on South Washing
ton yesterday 10 extinguish fire in
shaking pile.
A wood pile in the rear of the North
Star Iron works caught Ere at about 8
O'Clock last evening, but was extinguished
with slight loss.
Levi German, who has owned and run
tho Pence Opera house billiard hall, sold
and transferred the same to Messrs. Carl 81
Elliot yesterday.
George A. Bracket lost a black lap robe,
removed from his carriage by sneak
thief while Mr.. Bracket was attending
church on Sunday.
The thirty second session of the fifteenth
district lodge of Good Templars will be
held in Freya lodge room on Thursday
and Friday of this week.
AS a result of the new diploma law it is
reported that CDR" Spinney has found
his further stay in this state undesirable,
and hence his sudden absence.
Washington avenue cigar dealer and
family narrowly escaped asphyxiation
from inhaling anthracite coal gas which
escaped from an open CRATE while the fam
lily was asleep Sunday night.
John O'Leary undertook to prevent the
departure of his sister on train from the
Manitoba depot yesterday and was arrest
ed for disorderly conduct. His esca pade
cost him fine of S. and costs.
James Rogers, the man who assaulted
Charles Johnson with knife at the st.
james hotel on Sunday night, was arraign-
ed before Judge Bailey. The trial will
occur this morning at O'Clock.
Lieut.. p. DAILY assumed his duties at the
municipal court yesterday, and Capt.
West relieved, took formal charge of the
West side department, while Sergt. Bates
assumed control of the headquarters in the
city hall.
In the municipal court yesterday Charles
Campbell was found guilty of stealing
valise containing an amount of clothing,
furnishing goods, an oyercoat and a pair
of boots from R. Good, and was com
mitted sixty days.
A public test of the Hardin Hand
Grenade Fire oxtinguisher will be made
in the presence of city Officials and inter
estod citizens at the corner of First ave
nue. north ana Third street, at O'clock to-
morrow afternoon.
The new Messiah's Advent church was
formally dedic}ted on Sunday, services
being held at 1890, 2:3O and 1870. The
new structure is situated on Fourteenth
street and Second avenue south, and is q
very handsome building.
The libel suit of DR.. Leonard Pratt
against me 1lOueer Gr6SS company &C.
cupied the attention of Judge Lochren
and jury all day yesterday. The case is
continued from last term and is likely to
last several days. Damages are laid at
$4,000.
Where are DR.. Horrop and the alleged
"Dr." Reeves? They are hard pair to
draw to and they won the pot in Minneap-
oils. The number OF people who we're
done up" by this brace Of ICON" men
could not be counted up on the fingers of
both hands.
When the chief of the fire department
went tearing and jumping through the
audience at the Grand last evening in
response to the fire alarm, momentary
excitement was occssioned which threaten
ed panic. The first impression of the
audience was that the Grand was on fire.
At the meeting of the city pastors yes
terday, Rev. D. Hutohins read paper on
the subject: possible progress of the race
by heredity." 1t was g carefully prepared
paper and intelligent, eliciting an extend
ed discussion. DR.. Wells was appointed
to conduct the College hospital services
Davt Sunday AZ the ,aetiDp Daxt Mon