Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-19
CITY GLOBULEs.

The line Of march of the minstrel parade
to-day, IS given elsewhere in this issue.
The Mount Zion ball, at Sherman hall,
promises to be one of the finest social
events of the season.
Among the many attractions of the Cal
lender Minstrel Festival, are the Hyers sis
tsrs, Of late operate fame.
Rev. D. R. Breed, of the House of Hope
church, preached an eloquent sermon yes
terday on the life and times of Luther.
Last midnight the cells at city hall con-
tanned twenty seven unfortunates, this
constituting the biggest haul made by the
police of the year.
Messrs. Burrows, PennIman and Adams
addressed the gospel meeting held at the
Y. N. c. A. rooms yesterday afternoon
There was large attendance.
A still alarm of fire was turned in al
8:lS O'Clock last night, caused by the burn
ing of vacant shanty situated an Pleas
ant avenue, near Ramsey street. The loss
was nominal.
There arrived in st. Paul from New
York, last week, five fresco artists, the ex-
press object of whose visit is to put the
finishing touches to Commodore Kittson's
new mansion on Summit avenue.
AT $40 o'clock last night still alarm OF
fire was turned in from the st. Paul 4
Duluth railroad yards, the occasion being
the burning of two carloads of cord wood
belonginging to II. Hermeyer & Bros. The
fire was squelched by the department and
the exact loss was not ascertained.
Mr.. Harvey Carter, superintendent of the
st. Paul Opera house, returned last week
from Brainerd, where he has had in charge
the construction of the splendid new Opera
house at that point. 1t will seat between
800 and 900 people and the formal open
ing will take place week from tonight
About o'clock yesterday afternoon the
attention of roundsman Murphy was call
ed 10 the action of couple of intoxicated
females, who we're staggering along East
Third street. They were escorted to the
cooler and assigned to apartments in the
the sky parlor. The names given were
Kate Flanagan and Mrs. Keggell.
About ten o'clock last night the police
descended upon the residence of A. G.
Hollis, on Cedar near Tenth street and
arrested Charles Lewis, Amy Stanton
Lizzie Henderson and Hollis, on the
charge of disorderly conduct The exact
character of the oifense is not known, al
though it is suspected that the parties were
acting contrary to ordinance No 10.
Early yesterday morning Albert Mitch.
ell, of the colored persuasion, crept into
the apartment of Albert Brown, another
gentleman of color on East Third street
and as the latter slept no made a sneak on
his pants, taking therefrom the sum OF
$7,45. The robbery was reported to OH
Ger Ives, who arrested Brown on suspicion
and the latter subsequently confessed to
having committed the theft.
About 2 o'clock yesterday morning
Officers Murphy and Bundy made raid
on the house formerly kept by Emma Lee
on east Fifth street, and arrested two men
and two women on the charge of dis
orderly conduct. The men gave the
names of Geo. and j. r. Smith, and the
women Nellie Lowell and Carrie Lee. An
effort was made to ascertain the reason for
arresting them but without success. Ac-
cording to the story of the prisoners they
had not been drinking, aud when the ar
rest was made one of the women was sick
in bed, the others being dressed and en-
gagged in waiting upon her. If this was
the case it would appear that the officers
were trife too hGsty in making the ar
rest The case will be investigated this
morning