Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-16
70 tie Weste,m associated Press.

ORANGE AND GREEN ROW.
MONTREAL, July 15.-Dnring the time the
Grand TtEnk wie;s the snerbrook and Rich
| mond militia, VINO naa been at Montreal the
18th, was delayed Saturday evening at Tan
| ner s junction to allow vessel to pass through
the canal bridge, an ARRAY occurred between
| the military and some two hundred French
Canadians and Irish. The account given by
| persons on the spot is that the soldiers made
some expression about the green distaseful to
| the crowd, and the latter stoned the trains.
The soldiers admonished the crowd to stop or
| they would fire. The attack being continued the
militia fired fifty or sixty shots from rifles and
reviewers, wound1ng two youths, Roland and
Michael Payette. The train was hurried off or
more serious consequences would have ensued.
Tie troops are said to be members of the Orange
order. Gen. Snytbe telegraphed to have the
men arrested at their destination.
THE IRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT:
NApANEE, Ont, July l5.-While a voting
Briton named Samuel Sicily was passing near
Marysville corners, Saturday evening, he was
shot and severely wounded by James White,
Catholic. 1t is reported this morning that
White shot Robert Harvey while trying to
arrest him. White is still at large, though the
latest information says he is surrounded in the
woods. and escape is almost impossible.
JUVENILE KU-KLUx.
ed negroes from Kentucky, opposite Cairo,
brought report that q band Of Ku-klux visit
ed all the negroes in the vicinity last night.
giving them twenty-four hours to leave the
country. Later information proves the Ku-
EluKing to have been drunken crowd of half
a dozen youths aged sixteen to nineteen, one of
whom reckless13 shot negro, inficting flesh
wound in the arm.
SUPPOSED MURDER.
ST. LOUIS, July 15.-Robert Atkins United
States soldier, was found dead in the woods
near Jefferson barracks yesterday. He left the
barracks Friday with wagon to gather wood
and not returning at night search was made
for him yesterday with the above result From
it is believed be was murdered by ksome un-
known person.
DROWNED.
New York, July 15.-Theodore Fisher. Fred
erick Muller, John Mnsset, James Andrews,
James Hanlon and John MCCARTHY. bows.
were drowned to-day while bathing in the river.
GnrIrsnwonn. Ont, July 15.-Five men
while crossing Mantle lake. were upset. Tobias
Neghswander, his son Thomas, and Samuel
McNeeren were drowned.
VICTIM OF DEBT.
QUINCY, ILL.,, July ia dead body was
found in the bay last night, which proved to
be that of J. B. Kelly, late telegraph operator
at Palmyra Kelly was arrested in this CITY for
debt, but was released. In few hours after
wards he committed suicide by jumping into
the bay.
SHOT BY A NEGRO.
NASHVILLE, Tenn July 15.-Robert M. Lowe,
a white man, was shot and killed by Calvin
Anderson, colored, near Belle Buckle, this
morning, while Lowe and fifteen others in
disguise, were engaged in breaking down his
door.
FIRE AT LEXINGTON, MICH.
DETROIT, Mich, July ia fire at Lexlng
ton, Mich, destroyed the planning mill anc
furniture factory of E. Brown. Loss, So, 900
no insurance. The fire originated In tn,
| engine room.
$4,000 FIRE.
MONTREAL, July ia fire in Hanley's sash
factory, planning mill and lumber yard caused
loss of $50, 900. Insured.
THEATRICAL MANAGER DROWNED.
| New YORK, July 15.-John Franklin Moves
! actor and theatre manager, was drowned in
/ Harlem river Saturday.
CHIcAGos LATEST.
CHICAGO, July 15.-Kennedy, who shot hi
wife and himself, Sunday morning, is now ex
pected to 1--we. He is at the county hospital
ANOTHER BLAZE:
| PITTSBURGH, Pa, July ia fire to-nigh
damaged Doyle q Pora's glass house on TIN
south side to the extent of $4,000. The fir
caught from the blacksmith shop connecte
with the works.