Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-18
To-DAY's WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULEs.

The Polish society Singest, held their
first annual ball at Pfeifer hall last night.
there being a generous attendance.
John Brainard, of Miller, section mas
ter on the st. Paul & Duluth railway,
found that st. Paul was not place for a
quiet booze last evening.
The plat commission met yesterday and
approved the plan of Stinson's subdivi-
sion of block No. SO of Stinson, Brown d.
Ramsey's addition to 81. Paul.
Owing to the alarming illness from
brain fever of his seven year old daughter
Judge Brill was unable to hold the special
term in the district court yesterday, and
Judge Wilkin therefore heard the docket.
G. A. Bentz and John Frisky had an al
tercation at THE corner of Canada and
Thirteenth streets last night and were
taken to the city hall, where the former
gave bail and the latter settled down to
spend quiet Sabbath.
Yesterday afternoon a cool individual
walked into the vestibule of the dwelling,
No. 508 Rice street, and enveloping him
self IN new overcoat, which hung on the
hat rack, he meandered from the house
like born gentleman.
The public schools of Yankton have
adopted the copy books and system of
penmanship of Prof. Bond as used in the
schools of st. Paul. This result was
brought about by the recent visit of the
teachers of Yankton to this city.
Y. M. G. A. 500 Wabashaw street. De-
votional meeting this morning at $50,
Bible study at p. M, special Gospel
meeting and song service at D. N. Topic,
Marching Orders; Tim. g. IL, II; 9
Tim. .; 3, 4; Josh. 1; 5, 8. Speakers, W.
Burrows, L. p. Penniman and A. 7.
Adams. All are invited.
He was evidently from good ways off
and meeting young gentleman in front
of the capitol yesterday he asked him.
'Bub, what building is that?" and was
courteously answered: "The state capitol,
sir" Judge of the establishment of the
Intercepted to have this stranger immedi-
ately ask: what state is this?"
This week will evidently be murder
week in the district court, as the trial OF
Charles Hunter for the murder OF his mis-
tress will commence on Monday morning,
which will be Immediately followed by the
trial of Thomas Hawley for murder and
Ed Wright for assault with intent to
commit that crime.
Judge Simons heard the testimony and
arguments yesterday in the suit of Joseph
L. Beaumont, county assessor, against the
board of county commissioners of Ramsey
county on appeal from said commission
ers, Messrs. j. j. Eagan and John M. Gill
man appearing for the respondent and G.
X. Davis for the plaintiff. The suit is for
$4,000 or theresbouts for compensation for
labor performed by the plaintiff and his
subordinates in that office.
Chris. Hansen and Gillert Hansen
proved that two of name were hard to
agree, at Hollands saloon on Seventh
street, between Wabashaw and Cedar last
evening, when Christopher hit Gillert over
the back of the head with beer mug in
tiicting an ugly scalp wound which had to
be sewed up by surgeon at the city hall,
where Gillert went to sleep with sore
head and Christopher furnished pail for
bis appearance at the municipal court on
Monday morning.
A week from to-day the postofios de-
Partment of st. Paul will adopt the new
standard Of time, and the arrival and de-
psrture of the mails will be regulated &C
cordingly. The official time in st. Paul
will be regulated so as to compare equally
with that of Chicago. In order to do this
the difference of twenty-one minutes will
be made up by setting the clocks in
Chicago backward nine minutes, while the
clocks in st. Paul will be set twelve
minutes ahead of the regular time.
The case of DR.. Powell vs.. The State
Medical Board of Minnesota, to test the
constitutionality of the lstter's refusing to
give hime a certificate to practice medicine
In the state after he had furnished q proper
diploma of graduation from bona fds
medical college and for the claimed reason
of misconduct in his practice, was called
in the special term of the district court
yesterday, at which Attorney General Hahn
filed his return and the case was further
continued to the next special term.
On motion of County Attorney Egsn at
the opening of yesterday mornings session
of criminal trials in the district court
Fred Remer, indicted for assault with a
dangerous weapon by the late grand Jury,
was arrsigned and discharged. On a re;
examination Of the testimony given before
that body and into the merits of the case
it was found that while Remer fred of a
pistol in the vicinity of the pillow works,
there was no evidence tending to show
that he aimed the weapon at any one.
A drunken chap fell against the show
window of Marks tobacco and cigar. store
IN Wsbsshsw street early last evening and
msshed two large psnes of glass. He hsv-
ing cut his face in. the operation he was
taken into the store to see how bad he was
injured when he sank to the floor on the
.'psrslyzed game" and had to be trotted
out on to the walk, where he fell with
thump. which so aroused his energies that