Daily globe., 1883-10-29
CITY GLOBULES.

4 reT petit jury will be sworn in at the
District court this morning for the trial
Of tho criminal cases On the present
docket.
Gle Warner was arrested yesterday after
noon for petty larceny, and Vim. Kelly for
stealing Il whip, and both committed to
the ci,y hall.
Wm. Bucks, while tramping around in
Che Fourth street stone quarry yesterday
right arm at the wrist.
Pster Rapp and Il. l.. Seeker got to
6ghtius late last evening at BeIkey's
livery stables and were nabbed by the
police sud lodged in the cooler,
4 fact for social philos ophers-that the
number of arrivals OF ''unprotected" and
unkrovn females at all the hotels Of st.
Paul, has greatly increased of late.
Pref Beggs will give the first lessen in
society dancing 10 the evening class Tues
day 0:5. 80, at 7:30 o'clock at Turner's
hall. ChiIdren's class every Saturday at
2 P. II.
There we're six common AMI three dis
orderly drunhs at the city hall last night
and at one O'Clock this morning there were
over twenty prisoners in the cells, which
we're just running over.
Rev. T. 0. Holman gave an excellent ad-
dress at the Y. NJ. c.. 4. meeting yesterday
afternoon on the Stupendous Earnestness
of Lie. All went away feeling well repaid
for attending the service of song and
hearing the address.
The high bridge over the Mississippi,
from Fsbashaw TO bridge street was closed
to trarsit yesterday for a few hours, while
an irspectiop was being made of its
strength and the security of it's fastenings
and also temporary repairs were being
made.
The sidewalk on tbe east side of Waba-
shaw, from Fifth to Sixth streets, in front
of The Odd Fellows, Astoria, McKinney's
and Sheyman's blocks is being relaid with
sandstone. Go ye all and do likewise. Ii
is great improvement and liberal COM
pliaaoe with the new city ordinance.
To many who wish to witness the daily
tests of men and horses at the several fire
engine houses of the city, it is of interest
to state that the hour of the evening call,
which brings men and horses to their
place: re4dy to move out for fire duty. has
been changed from 8 o'clock to s p. m.
The trial of Fred Bulow, indicted for
burning his merchant tailor shop on the
corner of Ninth and ST. Peter streets, will
be taken up in the District court this morn
ing, vhch will be followed by the trial of
MuleGy and Maloney for rape upon the
person of Mrs. Rose on Rice street, which
lady has since been sent to the hospital at
st. Peter for insanity.
a kerosene lamp burst in a chandelier
1. Z. Amos tobacco store on East Third
street, at about O'Clock last evening,
shivering the glass globe and lamp into
thousand pieces and giving out loud re-
port. is the lamp was only about quarter
full of oil, the contents we're caught by the
rim cup in which the lamp rested, and
consequently there was no damage done,
except 4 good smoking up of the premises
by the resultant large sized impromptu
torch.
At 1:30 o'clock this morning the patrol
wagon was called out for the accommoda-
tion of Mike McMahon, who had a Chicago
butchers silver badge, as we'll as an open
knife, miniature drug shop, gross of
lucifer matches, and through emigrant
ticket to Portland, Oregon, in his coat
pockets. and having lost his pants and hat,
was making quite military display in
the vicinity of the Merchants on Third
street, under the influence of too much fire
water. Michael was not beligerent but
altogether too promiscuous in conduct as
we'll ga habilimeEt and was acrordinply
couch5d under key.