Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-01
See sa!..ury on the war path, tonight,
CITY GLOBULEs.

Margaret Coney and John Golden were
tafen 10 the insane asylum at st. Peter
yesterday.
Eighteen tramps were accommodated
With lodgings at the City hall during the
mou.h Of October
Z row crocl,ery house is opening bust
ness in Commodore lIittson's new Waba
shaw street block.
The meeting Of The board Of public
works, adjourned yesterday efternoon
from Tuesday, failed to do any business
for wgnt Of quorum.
Z saoiabIe with music, readings and re-
rreshments will be given at The Y. NJ G.
a. parlors this evening.
Tho third annual ball of the Bricklayers
union viii DO given on Friday evening at
P.eiier's hall. a good time is expected
AID may be relied upon.
Prof. D.L Kjehlo will lecture before the
teachers institute at Montevidso this
evening, it being the last institute on the
adyer-ised list for the present season.
a lad named John Burke fell from a
wagon at the corner of Seventh and Waba-
shaw streets, yesterday afternoon, and one
vince. run over his onkle, severely injuripg
It.
2'hs young lad Kelley, who was sen
fenced to the reform school for stealing a
whip last Sunday, owing to some very
mitigating circumstances connected with
the case, was released from durance yes
terday.
State Auditor Braden returned home
from Wilkin county yesterday, having
sold G,000 acres of state land there on
Tuesday. There was a good wheat crop in
Wilkiu, and therefore the demand for
these lands was brisk.
At about $50 yesterday afternoon the
Mississippi street railway bridge was Dis
coverel to have been set on fire by spa1As
from passing locomotive, but the flames
wors quenched by a few pals of water.
There was still alarm and one steamer
and the chemical engine were run out.
Officer Scheffer yesterday afternoon ar
rested eleven Swedes, who were creating
disturbance on the corner of Third and
Oak streets. They were marched TO the
municipal court, and after an examine
ton by Judge Burr, dismissed, the cause
of the di5tuI banoe having been oscertained
20 be- dispute in regard to certain ezoava-
vations on piece of ground.
James O'Brien, regular patron Of the
city hall hotel, had the Official hack of the
police department called at past II o'clock
last night TO convey him and large stock
of absorbed benzine to cellcu1ar quarters,
and viii probably tell his honor this
morning how wonderful it IVES that ga
couple of glasses of beer" only had such
an eject upon the brain and legs of him.
The government building was pretty
we'll supplied with representatives of the
aboriginal race yesterday, there being two
cases in which imported citizens were ac-
cused Of selling liquor to them They
wore aTrayed in the fantastical garb pecu-
liar to them, though one, g very heightened
gentlemen from Aitken, had surmounted
his On ut with plug hat belonging to the
past generation, which was adorned with
an eagles feather.
Considerable excitement was caused on
one of the trains yesterday forenoon by
the actions of two bellies of the demi
monde from Minneapolis. Between Min
neapolis and this city the colored porter
entered the car, without suspicion of any
one having designs on his modesty. Upon
seeing him the two 'fssh ones" made
rush, aud before he could wink he was
under the influence, undergoing a red hot
osculatory action, without knowing the
why or wherefore, any more than could be
gathered from the exclamation: sob,
Charley, its so long since saw yoa!' The
other passengers did not hesitate to show
their disgust at the brszen-faced affroutry
thus exhibited, but their ridicule seemed
to have no more effect than to make the
bold, bad women" more obstreperous, if
anything, and they seemed to be having a
high old time till the train reached st.
Paul, when they bade "a afsctiouste fare
well C The porter, aud Sit out" to look
mp soAIg ssintlr sucker.