Daily globe., 1883-05-18
To-pAY'S WEATHER.
CITY GLOBULES.

Heinrich, the insane man, was taken to
st. Peter yesterday.
They have to lead their dogs to water
nowadays up on st. Anthony hill.
Two pension allowances, aggregeting
$1,000, were received at the adjutant gen
erals Office yesterday.
Sale of seats for the Thomas festival
commences at Dyer & Howard's this
morning at 8 clock.
Commodore Kittson has had telephone
communication made between his Third
street Office and his Midway breeding
farm.
The father of the young man named
Young, who was found insane last Sunday
and placed in jail for safe keeping, ar
rived yesterday from Ohio and will take
his son home.
A piece of bread impregnated with dog
poison was found on the prairie land
beyond st. Anthony hill yesterday by Mrs
Rosedale. Tramps as well as dogs can
look out for pick ups"
The attractive programme of the con-
cert, for the benefit of the Poor Relief
society, this evening, to be found in our
amusement column, will certainly make it
g success in every way. 1t is easy to be
charitable where so much is offeredin re-
turn.
Supervising Inspector Flower and AS
sistant Scott are back from Saltwater,
where they inspected three boats of Du-
rant, Wheeler IL Co.'s line, viz: The A. T.
jerks, R. J. Wheeler and Brother Jona-
than, to all of which a clean bill was
given.
Agent L. NJ. Morris of the Netherland-
American Steamship company, Rotterdam
division, at New York, writes to Secretary
Young for supply Of pamphlets descrip-
tive of Minnesota, for distribution on the
other side of the water where there is
great call for these documents by the COM
pany's agents and persons desiring to emf
CRATE hither.
Last evening at Christ Church, Mr.. John
Mcclure, in the st. Paul Fire & Marine In
sura7ee company's Office, was united in
marriage to Miss Patterson, daughter of
the late DR.. R. II. Patterson, the Rev. N.
n. Gilbert officiating. Mr.. o. G. Miller
gave the bride away, while the groom was
escorted to the altar by the brides mother.
The wedding was quiet one.
Wm. G. Lathimer, travelling for Chicago
rubber house, reported to Chief of Police
Weber yesterday afternoon, that his room
at the Sherman house was entered We'd
nesday night. and his vest stolen with a
heavy gold watch and chain, book of
mileage tickets on the Chicago, Milwaukee
d st. Paul road, and from SIS to $50 in
money. No clue to the thief has been
obtained as yet.
Mr.. Philip Potts, Of Stil!w%tzr aa.o2g
the first to enroll himself III ihe InI4s Of
the old Second Minnesota resinent for
ethree years or during the war; ard who
did his full share in helping TO make the
splendid reputation the regiment earned,
now a wholesale liquor dealer at Saltwater,
yesterday concluded the purchase of Sixth
ward property, part in the flat and part on
the hill, aggregating in value $4,000.
A very pleasant entertainment was given
last evening at Sherman hall, in behalf of
st. John the Evangelist church. 1t con-
sisted of promenade concert during
which little dancing was INDUCED in,
after which a supper was furnished, and
this was followed by very pretty little
comedy, which furnished much amuse-
ment. The unpleasant evening and the
Remenyi concert served to curtail the au-
dience and keep good many away that
had bought tickets. The receipts, how
ever, were very satisfactory and will aid
the church very much.