Daily globe., 1883-07-09
CITY GLOBULES.

15icer Evans arrested Fred Jones last
nigh. or simple drunk.
Sey al laborers were at wor,l on the
Seven. street pavement yesterday.
Nr- Hen Gilmore. for being drunk
and a'-a-derly, was run il Yesterday by
Office Sw,i zer.
4 telegram to the Metropolitan, received
yesterday, states that JadLe Mtler viii
arrive at nooa to-dar.
Edward Schulzs, wAo " - :Y,.i-u'i{ shot
on the Fourth, was aliv5 ye>5erI g., .,d lis
friends entertained ST s"l .!,ea u MS re-
covery.
Eice park was filed w.tn pr;meuaders
yesterday evening, the cool weather rem
dering the occasion an enjoyable one for
recreation.
The street railway company have put
down a piece of track across st. Peter
street, on Tenth, so that there is now a
continuous track on Tenth west from
Wa6ashaw.
The dome on the state capitol building
Is assuming symmetrical proportions as
the work of the carpenters progresses.
When cDmpleted it will be surmounted
with tatue of the goddess of liberty.
Rev w C. Smith, of Plnckneyviile, H.,
and Mr. Stone, of Rochester, New York,
addressed the gospel meeting held at the
Y. NJ. G. A. rooms yesterday at p. III
The singing was good and the attendance
large.
john Kelly wa arrested yesterday by
Officer Dufour for stealing 4 pair of pants
from the store of S. Sternberg. corner Of
Wacouta and Seventh streets and taken to
the lookup. He Will have a hearing this
morning.
&. Y. Bogart, sheriff Of Winona couu.y,
ana ". ". Miller, chief of police. fr in
Winona, passed thro1 gh the city en ruute
home. They have been north Uu The lrali
Of = criminal, and they are always sure TO
bag their game.
The total number of dog licenses Issued
90 date j. 961; 673 for males and eighty
eight females. The city is being canvass
ed and q list of all those not licensed made
ana the work of destruction viii com
mGnce this week.
4 fine bIooded stallion, owned by NJ. c.
Sireight, was landed from the stsameI
Mary Morton yesterday apd c,u now be
seen at the livery stable o. la. Hay, West
Fourth street. 1t was purchased III Ken
s5u ckey, and we understand will remain IN
the city.
Thos. Mesark, X. Nicolson and E. c.
Scott, for drunkenness; Thos. Blum, j
Costello, VI. MCGUIRE and John Smith fo1
disorderly conduct were locked up late
Fa- - MI ND ho
account of their Sundays stewardship be-
fore Judge Burr this morning.
The Emmit Light Artillery, Capt. G. NJ
MacCarthy,will leave this morning forNeW
Ulm, where the regiment will encamp for
the week. They will be accompanied by
the First Regiment band. The boys an
ticipate good time with their friends Of
the Second regiment. In addition TO the
regular camp routine, every night of the
week is filled with entertainments of vari
Gus kinds, tending to make the week
most enjoyable one.
DR.. Talbot Jones was called YESTERDAY
about neon to attend man who was il
at tie Quebec house on Sixth street, be
tween Minnesota and Cedar. A diagnosi
of the case convinced the doctor that tn,
patient vas suffering from the first stages
of small pox. and he accordingly notified
the health officer, who had him removed tC
the pest house. The mans name is Jamei
Breslin, and he was formerly bartender a
the Germania house on Fifth street, wher
the two cases were discovered last week
thus showing that the infection is not wide
spread, but confined only to the singh
spot where it was first found.
A benefit to the company and orchestrt
of Woods Opera house, who lost thei
costumes and effects in the fire Of Thurs
day night last, will be given a
the Opera house on Wednesday evening
on which occasion an exec ptiona!ly fin
programme will be presented. Mr.. Geo
w. Tho onpson will play rip Val
Winkle," and an attractive olio will b.
given embracing members of the compan
and volunteers, among the latter of whom
are Huse and Barron, the accomplished
roller skaters, John G. Sherry in his song
and dances, and Clark and Edwards il
their geuteel comedy sketches, and man,
Others. The affair promises to be a grea
success.
A short time since party of Irish emf
grants arrived from the old country an
were quarte1ed in the city at variou
places. One family named Naughton oh
tanned shelter in small shanty on Com
mercial street, near Fifth, below the oil
Superior depot, where two of the childre
were taken sick with the measles. Satur
day the owner of the shanty turned tn
family out of doors, and yesterday one O
the children died from exposure, and tn
other is not expected to live. The cas-
n 7 1
board OF control, who issued an order t
Messrs. Mccarthy & Donnelly to bury tn
child, which was done yesterday. To-da
Mr.. Ludden will investigate the case an
ascertain who is responsible for such in
humanity.
From this date ouc store Will c,oze a 7 p. n