Daily globe., 1882-05-29
CITY aLosuLEs.


a deserter from Fort Keogh, who gave hi
pany B, Fifth infautry, Capt. Carter, August
1880. He was in company with Lavalle.
Officer sheehan arrested, last evening, mar
in the Sixth ward named Kennedy, on charge
of drunkenness, and while bringing him owe,
found he had knife in his hand In his pocket
and had tussle to get it away from him.
Bishop Grace yesterday at the cathedral, az.
sisted by Father Ravoux, Father Stanley and
Father Danehy, administered the rites of con.
firmation to seventy-five persons. Father
Stanley preached the sermon and the cere-
monies were long and imposing.
Word was left at the city hall last night
that horse and buggy belonging to L. Heg-
man, 1913 Plymouth avenue, Minneapolis, had
yesterday afternoon. The horse is bay with
white foot. The buggy is an open side bar
vehicle.
The concert at Union park yesterday was a
grand success. The day was delightful, the
foliage, fresh, green and charming and the
music of the Great Western band, of st. Paul,
could be asked. The attendance was very
large and everything on the grounds passed
off pleasantly.
The tenth annual commencement of the
state university begins this evening at $50 at
the university, with an address before the lit
erary societies by Rev. NJ. MEG. Dana, D. D.,
of this city. The exercises will continue
through the week and close Friday, June Q,
with the business meeting of the board of re-
gents.
The Chicago base ball club is falling behind
SO far that the papers are poking good deal
of fun at it. The Tribune of that city says:
"It is understood that the White Stockings
have made arrangements for the capture of a
tally during the coming week. The White
Stockings will be remembered as body of
yeung men who formerly played base ball.
Aid. Mccarthy returned yesterday from a
two weeks stay at his Stevens county farm,
and as is his annual custom brought with him
big turtle-seventy-f pounds-for Col.
Allen, OF the Merchants, caught from the lake
on the farm. The alderman also brought
down sample of his growing wheat, show
ing stalks eight inches in length and finely
rooted.
A vocal and instrumental concert will be
given this evening in Sherman hall by Carl
Reese, pianist, and Carl Mueller, a blind
violinist, assisted by the Orphens male quar-
tette, and local musicians and seloists as fol.
lows: Miss Eva Kellogg, Miss Emma Gra-
ham, Mrs. F. B. Rhodes, r. 8. Clark, William
L. Anderson, G.. Willrich and Charles H.
Hubbard.
There are probably few who understand the
difficulty of keeping the fire alarm in shape to
give correct alarms throughout the city.
Saturday night lower town received the alarm
correct, but the central and upper part of the
city was all mixed up. What with moving
buildings, constant strlnging OF telegraph and
telephone lines, low poles for the fire alarm,
ETC., our fire alarm system Is defective at the
best.
The register of the Windsor hotel yesterday
bore the names of a trio of noted gentlemen
in the transportation business of the country,
viz: Chas. F. Case, general eastern agent of
the Erie and North Shore Dispatch, 401
Broadway, N. T.; a. J. Cooper, general
northwestern agent of the same company,
Milwaukee, Wis, and W. 8. Sheirs, general
manager of the company, at Detroit, Mich.
For good looks, size and "biz," the trio can
walk off with any spot" yet made up by any
other transportation company in the country.
The annual election of the Mechanics
Building society resulted as follows: Presi-
dent, j. I. Beaumont; vice president, VIM. Il.
Thomas; treasurer, ,Bertram Scheffer; attorney,
VIM. 8. Moore; secretary, Louis E. Hauser.
Board of directors, in addition to the gentle.
men above named: Albert Scheffer, George
Presley, Chas- T. Pusch, Fred Witt, Henry
Jenson, George Tippe, VIM. L. Kelly, o o..
Whitman, I. G. Johnson, Henry Myerding
The following gentlemen compose the audit
ing committee: John Caulfield, Chas. Passa-
want A La Rose