Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-24

Market street for the sand lots, filling the
street for several blocks, and making the air
ring with cheers for Kearncy and cries of
Hang De Young
DELIBERATE ACTION,
A procession on the way to the sand lots
stopped at the workingmen's headquarters,
Market street near Fifth, where the ward presi-
dents are in session. Kearney entered the
building and joined the ward presidents A
crowd gathered around, blocking up the street.
The entrance was guarded by sentinels with
nxed bayonets, and no one was admitted with
OUT the countersign. It was announced from a
window that nothing would be done without
due deliberation, but that vengeance would be
TAKEN No reporters were admitted, and the
nature of the deliberations is unknown.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Aug 23.-News of
the shooting of Rev. l. 8. Kalloch at San
tranclsco is the general subject of comment in
the city. Kalloch formerly resided here and
was generally liked for his many generous quail.
tiles. % t5s =.
WHOLESALE POISONING
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 23--The SUNDAY Iezeqraph
will publish the details of a case of wholesale
poisoning at harvest picnic at Mukwonago. in
Waukesba county, last Friday. Investigation
showed that by mistake six ounces of tarta,
emetic had been put into some water as an ex-
cuse for lemonade. All those who drank of
the mixture were taken violently sick, and at
last accounts several persons are reported in O
dangerous condition, among them Hon. A. E.
Perkins.
FATAL FRACAs.
W1cHETA Aug. 23.-T. W. Mcclure and
Henry Bedford, contestants of land claim in
Barbour county, quarrelled Wednesday abou,
cutting timber on the land in dispute. Bed.
| ford. with some companions, went to Medicine
Lodge postoffce after difficulty. Mcclure,
following on in an hour or two, was shot with
revolver by Bedford just as the former wa
| entering the door, one ball severing the jugu.
| lar vein of the neck and the other effecting q
mortal wound in the side, the third shot miss.
| ing it's mark. Bedford is arrested.
| ADouBLE LYNon1NG. -
DENVER. Aug. 23.-special to the Tribune
Particulars of the lynching of two men al
Trinidad last night. Last week man named
Cormack attempted to rape year old girl
and yesterday Dan Logan made the same at
tempt on a year old. Both men were i'm.
| prisoned. Both were called on by body OF
2OO and taken to an old coral and hanged
| Cormack's mother lives in Kentucky, and be
| requested she be informed of the manner o1
his death.
A WIND STORM.
GALVESTON. Tex, Aug. pa Nears specia
from Orange says terrific cyclone struck here
| from the northeast Friday. The wind rapidly
increased in velocity till o'clock, when Their.
| was short lull, and the wind veered suddenl,
to the south, blowing down fences, unroofine
houses, uprooting trees, and doing other dam
age. Nearly all the saw-mills were damaged
0v0h -
| foated away. The steamboat Flora was sunk
! and other steamers seriously damaged. Cars
| standing on the track were blown off railwa,
| construction camps demolished, and laboreri
compelled to seek the open prairie for safety.
DOUBLE CRIME.
TOLEDO, Aug. 23.-On Thursday night las
Police Sergeant Jocole Nehl arrested mar
named Ross Salisbury, an old offender, who ha1
served in various penitentiaries for burglary
ETC., on charge of being suspicious person
This morning Salisbury came out in care
| abusing Nohl and rejecting or
his character and qualifications Us an officer
About IL o'clock this forenoon Nohl called o,
salisbury and demanded a retraction, which
being refused, Nohl shot Salisbury twice ane
then shot himself. Both men died in shor
time. Nohl was a faithful and efficient officer
and greatly respected by the members of tn,
police force and citizens generally.
| THE SHOTGUN POLICY.
| CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Thursday night, FREQ
Kerster, a German farmer living near Buckley
shot his wife with gun, the charge carryins
away her lower jaw. He completed the muir
der with an ak, with which he gashed her hea<
and body in a horrible manner as she attempt
ed to escape from him through door, N
cause is known. Kerster escaped.
,.g A SAD FINALE.
LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Aug. 23.-The de
faulting city clerk, Fred NJ. Spaulding, wa
admitted to bail, to-day, in the sum of $6, 900
Since his downfall his wife has been prostrat
ed and the sad termination of the affair wa
the cause of her death before Spaulding reach
ed home this evening, after being released from
confinement.
| MAN AND MONEY MISSING.
KANSAS CRY, No., Aug. 23-W. r. Bell, cash
Ter of the American express company, is miss
ing, and so is $40 900 of the company g money
He has been absent from his post since tn,
2Oth inst, and was last seen in st. Louis Oh
Wednesday. There is no knowledge out of tn,
express company OF how much money is miss
ing, but it is known that the above amount i,
surely unaccounted for. The express com
pany have been trying to keep the matter quiet
| but the fact leaked out. Bell has been in thu
| company's employ five years and has WORKED
| up from position rs porter
AFIRE.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 233.-A fire broke out in the
rag warehouse Of the Cleveland paper companv't
| establishment on St. Clair street. about 9 this
evening, and partly communicated to the main
building. The fire is still burning but unde,
control. The extent of the loss cannot be
ascertained tonight, but will probably reach
$4,000.