Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-14
CITY GLOBULES.

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horses yesterday, for which the round sum
Of SLIPS was paid.
The state board Of charities and correc-
tions paid an official visit to the st. Paul
work house yesterday afternoon.
Caas. Swanson was adiudged insane in
the probate court yesterday, on ezamina-
ton and will be taken to ST. Peter to-day
Oscar &. Comfort, Esq, filed a suit to
recover $420.91 from Claus M. Dittman
for legal services, in the district court yes
terday.
The board of public works did not Of
fcially adjourn on Monday to Tuesday
afternoon, and therefore held no meeting
yesterday.
Yesterday the city treasurer commenced
to disburse $4,000 in payment to con-
tractors who have been engaged on city
improvements.
The Fire Insurance company of the
county of Philadelphia, Pa, has been ad-
mitted by Insurance Commissioner A. R.
McGill to do business in Minnesota.
Fifty-two recruits under charge of
Lieut.. Chatfeld, Fifth infantry, left Fort
Smelling last evening via the Northern
Pacific railroad for Forts Keogh and
Custer, M. L.
But one case is standing on the civil
docket for trial by jury, and that will be
probably concluded to dag, and the trial of
criminal cases resumed by the district
court tomorrow.
Monday night Officer McFetridge found
pocket book in the Sixth ward, which
contained certificate of deposit, written
IN Danish, for $3.50. He left it at Kent
Bros shop to await an owner.
The animated discussion of two foreign
gentlemen of opposite compilations at the
state capitol yesterday as to the relative
positions of trust filled by them was real
circus to the gentlemen in the general
otiica5.
Sweds who rivaled Jumbo in size
anc who gave the name of August Swan
son, was run in yesterday afternoon fight
ing full. On being lodged in the cooler
ne tried to do the Samson act in tearing
down his cell.
-Four DRINKS and fifteen tramps found
snug quarters in the city nall last night
OAh Vi Nllb lhbIOI WAS a bllItJ year resi-
dent Of st. Paul and was formerly in afllu-
ent circumstances, but is now reduced to
abiect poverty,
meeting of the state high school
board was held at the governors room in
the state capitol yesterday at o'clock, at
which the financial and statistical reports
of these schools we're read, as also the re-
port Of The high school examiner.
Lecture on the New Education by the
Rev. ). G. Smith, Ph. D. This will be Mr..
Smiths fourth annual lecture for the ben
eft of the Christian homo. The lecture is
written and will be delivered free of
charge. Do not miss so rare treat.
The district court awarded o Judgment
to plaintiff of S117.7O in the case of Martin
Day against Mary l.. King, yesterday;
S153. 80 to Rothschild Bros. against Frank
Olsum; and $1,193. 80 to Hersey, Bean &
Brown against Washington w. Billiard.
1t was another cold corner on the north
side of the state capitol yesterday, and the
officials IN the office of the secretary of
state did their writing in their overcoats.
1t is going to be hard work to fight Jack
Frost out of that structure the coming
winter.
About nightfall yesterday a farmers
teamwas observed to be going at q go-as
you please rate along University avenue,
and an investigation showed that the
driver was in the bottom of the wagon
paralyzed drunk. He was waltzed to the
tower and the team was put in a livery
stable.
NaefArIar 81
Egan and Mr.. yermilyea, called upon Gov.
Hubbard aud presented further reasons
why the requisition for Gen. Myers should
begranted without further delay. Owing
to the absence from the city of the attor-
ney general, the requisition was not sign
ed, but it will no doubt be granted to-day.
Ictique Hebron, stone mason who was
knocked down, had his ankle broken and
was otherwise bruised and injured by
beam falling from the Willard celebration
Third and Cedar street triumphal arch on
Aug 81 last, claims permanent injury by
said scci6ent and fled suit against the
city ia Tie district court yestk day for
$loOo0 damages.
4 colored man named Samuel Newbay,
who has been sick for some time, died
suddenly last evening. He has been stop
ping at Maj. Smiths, on the corner of La
fsyette avenue and Westminster street.
LAST evening they carried him out to a
carriage with view of taking him to the
hospital, but he died before they got him
into the carriage. The remains were
taken to Donnelly Il McCsrthy's for
burial.
In accordance with instructions from
the postmaster general Postmaster Day,
of ST. Paul, has appointed five additional
letter carriers to his force, their date of
service to commence tomorrow, the 18th
inst. In compliance with the authority
vested DR.. Day has promoted Sub-letter