Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-03-27
CITY GLOBULES.

At midnight there were six prisoners atsthe
police station.
Jennie Green and Bob Broom will be on the
municipal court gridiron to-day.
The sky over the eastern edge of the city was
again illuminated last night by extra-subur-
ban fires.
Annie Morrison, convicted in Ramsey county
on May IA, 1877, of an assault upon her
paramount, has been pardoned by Gov. Pills
bury.
The policemen catch of fish, as cast upon the
strand Of the municipal court yesterday, was
large-enough as to quantity, but not extra choice
sensationally.
Ira Parker son of Mr.. John Parker of LIE
sueur took the Milwaukee train yesterday for
Milwaukee, to fulfil an engagement with the
Globe Gas Co., of that city.
well filled house greeted, last evening, the
entertainment of the German Christian Liter
airy Association at the Rosabel street M. g..
church. The exercises consisted of songs, quar-
tetts, DUETS, essays and addresses.
young man, who had stoleu box of shoes
from femme d Schnittger's store, Rosabelle
street, was caught last night by Will. Buckley.
clerk of the establishment, by whom he was
handed over to Officer Brosseauwho locked the
captured youth up.
Daniel Atwood has had sense enough to re-
cover so for from the effects of his broken left
leg as to be able to proceed to the polls yester-
day in hack, and cast his ballot for the Fort
Smelling bridge bonds. This was his first an
pearance on the streets since his accident
Complaints frequently reach this office that
the GLOBE fails to reach city subscribers. A
rigid inquiry demonstrates that this failure ia
owing to thefts. The law against this offense
is exceedingly stringent, and it is the determi-
nation to put an end to the annoyance by a
flrm prosecution of the depredators, who. if
wise, will accept this warning and cease their
plundering.
The rubber coats recently voted by the com
mon council to the members of the fire depart
ment on the representation of Chief Strong.
were received yesterday and distributed to the
boys to their intense qualification. This is a
reminder that the fire department of st Paul is
one OF the most efficient and we'll Disciplined in
the country, all of which is largely due to
Chief Strong, who is innate chief Of q fire de-
partment.
Monday and Tuesday evenings next the citi-
zens OF st. Paul will have an opportunity of
witnessing Miss Mary Anderson, Americas
favorite characters, Evadne and Pauline, in the
Lady of Lyons" Miss Anderson's artistic
career has been one of continuous triumphs
won from fhe most critical audiences of the
country, and her visit to st. Paul is an event
which should be taken advantage Of to give
her audiences filling the Opera house with the
beauty and intelligence of the city. Miss An
derson is supported by the celebrated actor.
John W. Norton, and an excellent company.
Ahout R.3O IN Mondav ovar;no r- 4
Bros barn, corner of Tenth and St. Peter
streets, was discovered on fire. The flames
were on the outside of the building, just above
pile of manure, and were speedily extinguish-
ed, without turning on an alarm. The only
damages resulting was the charring of the boards
for a distance Of upwards Of about two feet.
The origin of the blaze is somewhat mysteri-
Gus. 1t may have been incendiary; but then,
on the other hand, some young brats were
known to have been smoking in the yard, and
the fire may have been started through their
carelessness.