Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-15

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 14.-Jessup d
Lotus Oronoco paper mill, Westfeld, with
$4,000 worth Of manufactured paper in the
store house, burned, tncendiary, Satur-
day night. Loss $26,O00; Insurance $4O,-
600. It will be rebuilt.
HURRICANE.
Topeka, KS, April IA special to the
| Commonwealth says torncdo passed over
Cottonwood, OF the Santa Fe. road, last
night, blowing 45 cars of the track, and
| destroying number of houses. 1t is feared
that some lives were lost; also some stock.
It is reported a train was wrecked near
Emporia.
GREAT FIRE Ar GAINESVILLE, TENN.
! NASHVILLE, Tehn., April 14.-There was o
destructive fire at GAINESVILLE last night.
Best judges estimate the loss ut one and a
half million dollars. The burnt aiattitt
covers fifteen acres. Tho ufacy warehouse
covered over tan acres itself. Hartford lost
about $96, 000i Equitable, Of Nashville,
$18,500; Liverpool g. London, $4,000;
Hartford, and State, of Nashville, $4,000
each Continental, ct New York, $3.50, 900,
and Phoenix, ct Brooklyn, $4,000. These
are all estimated,
| Between fifty and seventy five of the prin-
cipal houses were destroyed.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, April lit is def
stroyed By the Clarksville fire, including the
best buildings in tho city The insurance is
estimated at $4,000, but has not yet been
itsrn1zed.
The fire is regarded as the work of an in
cendiary, with which the blacks seemed to
deeply sympathize, refusing to aid lii sup
pressing the flames.
Policeman, Phillips yesterday shot and
killed negro named Seat while resisting
him with stones. This aroused feeling
among the blacks, who threatened to mob
Phillips, who was placed in jail for safety.
r 1t is supposed the fire was the result Of the
recent lynching of negro for en- attempt
!, to rape white girls Fifty policemen are
patrolling the streets of GAINESVILLE tonight.
The list of houses embraces all kinds of
business, and among them the newspaper
office, the court house, bank, two jewelry
stores, two dry goods stores, nine groceries
J ten public halls, ten residences
A Bang Up Reception for His Fraudu.
lency.
: Especial Telegram to the Globe
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 14.-Presidenl
Hayes is to spend four days of Easter weeI
in Philadelphia, and arrangements are nearl,
completed to make his reception, if possible
the greatest ovation he has yet received
There will be grand reception at the Unior
: League club house. The pressure for invita-
tons is very great, az the membership il
, large. No gentlemen will be invited excep
: high officials under the United States gov
9 eminent and the State of Pennsylvania, of
ticers of the army and navy, and marine
> corps, judges of the United States and Stat
: courts, foreign ministers and consuls, an,
the committees of the CONNER
!, cial exchange. Mrs Hayes ha
:. been rendered a especial reception by tn,
: ladies of Philadelphia, on her own account
1 and if she accepts the compliment, it vii
/ take place at the Academy OF Music.
Il Platform, Ptoneer-Psess headers Har
Not Heard OF.
Cincinnati Enquirer
IS The Democrats of Illinois met in Stat
= convention yesterday. A greenback pla
form was adopted and Democratic principle
put forward. The hard-money league {
Chicago was on hand, but failed to captu,
Al the convention. A government currency
3 what the people want. John Sherma
! thinks otherwise.
1T The bloody EngItsEt Sttlz Use tie Wet1ae.
h lSt. Peter Tribune.}
q The GLOBE speaks of the wooden weds
is and other appliances used in the hospit
III here for feeding the obstinate patients &
m having been discarded in England, but Il
a latest reports Of English hospitals minute
- describes the articles in use there, and the
= are precisely the same as those which ha,
5 20 shocked the fine sensihilities of Il
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