The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-19
CITY LNTELLGENCE

DOG KLLING-Within the past few days large numbsr
of dogs both dead and alive have been brought to the sta
ton houses of the different districts The majority of
these dogs hauled there by squads of vaabonds bows
who for the often cents allowed for dog hunt
the town from end to the other These exhibitions in
the streets disrepuabe in the The ordinance
provides and points the in which dogs shall be
killed. and what persons shall exercise the power These
boys moreover lusting after ten cent piece have been
known to invade private premises and actually steal or
poison dogs which confined therein. On Thursday
night valuable ducking dog, belonging to Col Hobrook
residing the of French and Madison streets was
killed. by poisoned meat whilst in the ward at
tached to his residence and doubt there are many
other instances of the kind. The ordinance allows ft
every dog taken killed and bu Il; and n, -.
81 900 for that purpose; and this is certainly ind
enough to engage the attention of responsible dog killers
HEAVY Loss.-Yesterday morning as Il gentleman from
Kentucky, who intended to take the early morning train
for the West over the Northern Central Railroad was
about buy his ticket at the depot he drew his poc
ct book containing $670 from which he took the
amount of his fare and then, he supposed replaced it
in the side pocket of his coat On leaving the ticket Office
however, he Immediately discovered that his pocketbook
missing and informed the officer the depot of the
fact who to it, but without sue
The gentleman thinks that in the hurry the
ment he did place the book in his pocket that it
fell to the floor and picked by party who was
watching his movements.
FATAL ACCIDENT FROM administrations 7 O'Clock on
Thursday night fatal accident occurred resulting in the
death of child about twenty months old son of John H.
Murray residing in Dallas below Lancaster street A
loaded pistol haf,een laid upon a table in one of the
of the house. which the child succeeded in reaching
unohserved by any one An explosion was soon heard
and the inmates Fastening to learn the cause found the
little boy laying upon the floor nearly eess the ball
from the pistol having entered the head He expired in
few minutes, and Coroner Sparkln being for sum
moned jury OF inquest who upon hearing the evidence
returned verdict in accordance with the above facts
THE New YORK MILiTARY.-The long talked of visit of
the National Guard of New York, comprising the 9TH
Regiment GOO strong is about to be realized They go to
Richmond to take part in the attending the
reinterment of the late President Monroe and will
return by the of Baltimore reaching by 9th
of July They will doubtless be welcomed by the
the military of Baltimore.
CORRECTIONAL collision took place on the Baltimore K
Ohio Railroad yesterday morning and was reported in
the afternoon papers John Baldwin an engineer
seriously injured. This not the case Mr. Baldwin
having received only few slight bruises upon his legs
and the train reaching the city he walked to his home
No other injury occurred.
ACCIDENT-Mrs. Nicholson, residing on South High
street, Pratt, Thursday night about 1O% o.
clock severely burnt about face by her dress
accidentally catching fire from lighted lamp which she
had in her hand at the time. DIR. Houck called i'm
mediately and by proper remedies aeviaed her suffer
ngs.
THE BOARD OF STocK BRoKERs-The members of the
Do'iu nave TAKEN Vne cOmnoulOuS building on FaYette
street between Calvert and North recently occupied by
the Baltimore Club which has been fitted up in the
most convenient manner and will hereafter be used the
transaction of their business.
THE UNITED STATES COUETs.-The government of the
United States has rented the building the Masonic So
ciey of Baltimore for year. with the privilege of
years extension and the courts clerks marshal 9TH
er officials of the court have commenced removing.
ST. JAMES FAIR-The Fair lately held for the purpose
of raising funds to build ST. James Church. on the site of
the present small church of that name was remarkably
successful having cleared about three thousand
Mirror.
The Mirror also states that the Fair held for Loyoo
netted fully $4,000
ANOTHER BODY FoUND.-The body of a coored woman
was Thursday found in Stony Run by some residents
of the negborhood The clothes the deceased it is said
were found in the woods near by.
Fires.
three story unoccupied brick dwelling No. 412 West
Lexington street, discovered on fire about quarter
to twelve O'Clock Thursday night, and damaged the
extent of $780, which fully covered by insurance in the
Firemens Office. The building had been and fired
in two paces-beneah the stairway of the second story
and between the ceiling and floor of the same story The
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