Daily globe., 1883-07-19
To-DAY's WEATHER
CITY GLOBULES.

The inspection of the troops at White
Bear will take place on Sunday and the re-
view on Tuesday.
II. II. Hart, secretary of the board of
corrections and charities, paid a visit to
thes tate's prison at Saltwater yesterday
with Judge Young, of Minneapolis.
II is understood that the board of con-
troll will to-day elect Dr.. Ancker city and
county physician in place of Drs. Stewart
and Wheaton who decline to longer hold
the position. DIR. Ancker has been resi-
dent Of st. Paul over year, has secured a
large practice and stands high among the
profession.
The collection of marine and other
curiosities at the rooms of the Academy of
Sciel elc;s will be open to the inspection of
the public this Thursday, afternoon, from
until o'clock. Admission ten cents.
This collection of marine and amphibious
animals is very interesting one, and will
amply repay any one for the time and
money invested in its examination.
Arrangements are being made for a trot-
ting matinee on the Midway track to take
place next Saturday afternoon. Commo-
dore Kittson has very generously told the
horsemen to GO out there and trot all they
wish to, and welcome. It is intended to
arrange for some good displays of speed,
and number of gentlemen have signifed
thar Determination to go out to the track
and try conclusions.
William Mcdonald was arrested yester-
day afternoon about O'Clock, and locked
up on charge of cutting a man named
Tracy. The difficulty through which the
cutting was done, occurred in saloon on
lower Seventh street, the particulars of
which no one seems to know anything
about. There was some kind of row
there and Tracy was cut. Mcdonald de-
clares that he had no knife and did not do
any cutting at all. The policemen were
two hours in the search before they cap
tured him, and then he was found on the
corner of Third and Ros2bel streets.
The monotOny Of court proceedings yes
terday before Judge Burr was relieved by
a wedding, in which Albert Schlief, of 427
Rondo street, and Miss Maggie Hoffernan,
a pleasant appearing servant girl, were the
contracting parties. Schlief had been ac-
quainted with the girl for nearly seven
years, and for year past had been SO as
SludouS anu improper III his dUI6ntlOns,
that this hasty marriage was a necessary
3quence. The judge IN fitting words
told the newly married couple that their
east errors could be, in great measure
retrieved, by mutually agreeing to live
happily together.
Mrs. Willing Jennerich, living on the
corner of Western avenue and Thomas
street, was thrown from a buggy yester-
day forenoon and received injuries which
resulted in her death last evening at G
o'clock. She had been unwell for some
time previous, but yesterday morning she
accompanied her husband out on the Como
road to where he was making hay, and
after remaining while started to return
with her brother, Albert Krenger, in bug
gy. Just after they had crossed the Como
railroad bridge the horse became frighten-
ed and ran away, throwing her severely
to the ground. She was taken to her home
and physician summoned, but at G
o'clock last evening she died as above
stated. The case was at once reported to
Coroner Davenport. Mrs. Jennerich was
about 70 ,ty years old and leaves a family
four children.