, 1863-06-17

scented as an exceedingly dangerous character,
Tas examined in the Police Court yesterday
morning for maltrcating his wife and threat
cning to murder her with q vf!lainous looking
hife, which he had open In lis pocket when
he was arrested. He was fined fourteen dol
1ars and costs.
IooK OUT roR 1scnD4RHs-We do not
desire to alarm the community, but wc State
the faet, that our merchnnts may be On the
lookout for possible eveDts, that on Sun
day Last there werc no less tl,nn three inciadi-
ary fires kind}cd in some Of our largcst iron
blocks on Lake street. By the merest acci-
dents they were discovered in season to pre-
rent disastrous conhagration.
Tnu EXCURSION, To ToDAr.-Renember that
IN excursion train leaves tle Milwaukee De-
pot, near Kinzde street bridge, West Side, ut
ha1fpast twelve, which Will giro you time for
u very pleasant ramble through the lake
shore woods, 3 nice time ut picnicing, and re-
turn you refreahed-as good rs new-at five
p. m. Go, and take the children. See adger-
tsement for time table md rates of fare.
t AcCmEKT.-O Monday evening, while one
Of the tug boats was passing under Madison
street bridge, two men who we're in slzif
towinga spar, were overturned By the swell
of the steamer and crushed against the side
of vessel lying by the dock, Dennis Afaho-
ney, one Of the men, was 60 badly injured that
his recovery is doubted. The other escaped
with little injury.
MNsTRElsx.-Ihe entertainments given by
Arlington, Leon & Donniker's 1linstrels con-
tinue to fu,nish amusement for large and de-
liGhted audiences. Kelly-the popular and
foyial Eel1y-takes benefit On Friday eren-
inc, when there will be full house. The
opera house will be closed in about two
weeks, for the summer, during which time 1t
will be thoroughly 1ehfted, and prepared for
the fan and winter seasons. The matinee on
Saturday afternoon, for ladies' and children,
must not be forgotten.
ACCIDENT morning gentleman
whose :name our reporter could not learn,
xas driving buggy on Clark street, opposite
Flint and Thompson's new Elegator, when
the horse taking flight at IN engine that was
slowly backing in. jumped Immediately before
the locomotive, md before the engine could
be stopped, the buggy was smashed to pieces
and the occupant dragged under the ear
wheels for rod or more, breaking and maug-
ling his right leg and otherwise severely bruIs
Ing him.
EFEouLAToRs AND TIE OPERA-Therc Is no
fanlt to be found with the desire for money
making, save In cases where its exercise IN
lures the public a rumor, industriously
circulated by spectators, that the cents for
forthcoming popular operas are all taken, is
false. Care has been exercised to guard the
Interests Of The public; and the sale Of tick
cts at Mr.. Hggins' music store will continue
a. ut hours announced, and without other
than advertised rates. Don't be detrauded by
spectators, but 60 to the agency for the sale
Of tickets, ut Higgins music store, No. III
Randolph street.
P1o.N1o E1cUns1oS.-To obtain means to
cauy on their work more efficiently, the Nil
Haukee Railroad Mission Sabbath School give
a grand basket picnic excursion to Forest
Buy Grove, near Waukegan, on Saturday, June
10th. The Grove il very beautifully situated
@. on the Lake shore, and Is Just the place to
find pleasant retreat nwny from the dust and
noise Of the city. All who would enjoy them
ee1yes, and aid in good causc, ehou1d not
fail to 70. a band Of music will be In attend
auce, md Refreshments can be had en- the
ground. Cars will leave the Milwaukee depot
at 6:45 nm.
Ax U&FA1TmC1 WuE-Margaret Virgins,
ayoung married woman who Is not reuarka'
BILE for good looks-in TACT decidedly home1y
and Michael Saunders, fellow Of the unin-
: tcresting Kind, we're brought before the Police
Court yesterday morning, charged with living
in open adultery. The only witness present
was Mnrgarct's husband, Who WAS armed with
two letters addressed TO his wife By Saunders
-or somebody else, az the signatures were
Of these letters were unquestionably bad, and
Mr. WIggins swore to having seen some
strange sights, but enough evidence was not
elected to sustain the charge. The case was
dismissed.
4 "FABT'' YorEG WoMAS.-Ma1ia Elan.
ne13, well. l.dressed young woman, went into
the store Of Fernow & Kenig, e North
CLARK street, Monday afternoon, and pur-
chaeed quantity Of dry goods, which were
put up in two parcels, for which she rendered
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