Daily globe., 1883-07-07
Sergeant Signal Corps, U. s. a.
TO.DAY'S WEAT HER,
CITY GLOBULES.

ct the 2CJUtant generals ; once yesterday
The body OF Andrew Anderson, who was
drowned Sunday night, was found and
brought up to the morgue yesterday.
Coal fires were il order yesterday in sev
ecal business houses il the city. The
change in the temperature ot lie weather
was very marked.
The United States ci-c1t coart was in
session yesterday and & call Of the calendar
was made. The jury wers pcesent and ex-
cusad until Monday next. The court
adjourned until this morning at 10
O'Clock.
Major Jas. NJ. Moore, chief quarter
master department Of Dakota, Ft. Smelling,
received notice yesterday of his pro
motion to lieutenant. colonel and deputy
quartermaster general to take effect on the
7th instant.
The boys of Company D. Captain Dean,
who went to Little6eld to spend the Fourth
speak in the highest terms of the manner
in which they were treated by the Little
field boys, who did all in their power to
entertain their visitors.
William Meehan, whose leg was ampu-
tated yesterday evening died last night in
the Sisters hospital. A meeting of the
Robert Emmett society will be held at 1870
this evening to make arrangement for his
funeral which occurs tomorrow.
Y. N. c. A, 366 Wabashaw street
young mems meeting this evening at s
o'clock. Services Sunday as follows: De-,
yotional meeting at $50 a. m, Bible study
~ p m I'D
service at 1 2. n. Coed music All are
invited.
The little steamer, ''Kingfshe-," Luilt
near Kaposia by Capt. Kane, was expected
atthe levee yesterday for inspection by
Gen. Flower. She is twenty-three feet
long. seven feet beam, carries a small en-
gine. and IS 20 be used for fishing purposes
exclusively.
The body OF Andrew Anderson, found
near Kaposia was brought to the city yes
terday, and taken to Mccarthy q Donnel-
Iy's undertaking rooms TO be prepared for
burial. It was discovered on an island in
the river in very deeomposed state. TIE
body will be buried to-day.
Owing to the heavy rains yesterday,
making the grounds OF the Brown Stock
ings ball club of Minneapolis unfit for
play, the game OF ball announced for to-
day at Minneapolis, the first Of the series
between the Brown Stockings and the Red
Caps of st. Paul, has been postponed to
some day to be stated hereafter.
Theodore Goldin, proprietor of the Eu-
ropean hotel, has disposed of his interest
in that popular house to A. M. Crosman,
of Minneapolis. The consideration was
$500. Mr.. Crosman is experienced in
hotel keeping, and proposes to run the
European on first class principles. The
sale was effected through Messrs. Hoist &
Abbott, real estate dealers.
The shooting gallery at No. 353 Waba-
shaw, street has awarded the prize for the
six months ending July 6, to J. W. White.
The offer for the coming two weeks for
the best score in twelve shots on No. s
target, ten dollar gold piece. Second
prize box of cigars. On No. target a
box of Peck's good boy cigars. On No.
target box of Henry Clay cigars.
The racing stable of Com. n. W. Kittson,
under the management of Major Hub
bard, scored its first victory the Fourth
at Monmouth park, Long Branch, when
Isaquina, by Alarm, won the Hopeful
stakes for two-year-ojds, five eights of a
mile, over a good field The stable is
composed of two and three year -olds, bred
at the ErdenkeiIn stock farm OF Com.
Kittscn, near Philadelphia, and is quite
heavily engaged in the stake events at
Monmouth park now being run.
John johnson, Swede, who has been
boarding with ID. Danielson, on Reaney
street, near Hamm's brewery. was found
dead in his ted yesterday morning
Thursday afternoon he started to go up
stairs to sleep, and missing his footing
fell backward to the floor, striking on his
head, producing a fracture of the skull.
He was not so badly injured, however,
but what he was able to visit a Seventh
street physician and get some medicine,
and returning to his boarding house went
to bed. Yesterday morning he was found
in his bed, dead. He was laborer, single,
and aged about thirty years. No money
was found on his person, and the body
will be buried at the expense of the
county.
John johnson, who has been in this
coupscy only about one year, and who has
been living with Daniel Danielson, on
Reaney street, near Hamm's brewery, got
pretty full on the Fourth of July, and fell
down stairs. He picked himself up, and
though his eyes were blacked and his face
bruised, he did not appear to be seriously
injured. No one thought anything of the
little accident, and Johnson went about
his business in the usual way. Yesterday
morning he was found dead in his bed.
The coroner was notified, but he decided
not to hold an inquest, as there was no
question as to the cause of death. The
remains were taken in charge by McCar-
thy & Donnelly, and, of course, will be
buried at the expense Of the county.
The Ramsey County Prohibition society
met in the old court house last evening,