Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-08-17

detectives arrested Rowe q. Earle and wife md
Mary Hend erson, who had been caught passing
counterfeit money. They belong to regular
gang, and come from Chicago.
The arrest is considered O very impo rtant
one. as the coin dollar and half dollar silver
pieces are SO near perfect as to deceive even
experts. Their spuriousness could only be
discovered by cutting in two one of the pieces.
After their arrest Earle and Mary Henderson
telegraphed parties in Chicago. stating they
were in trouble and asking that assistance be
sent.
THE ST. LOUIS HOMICIDE.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. l6.-Lizzy Chandler, one of
the women shot by Thadeus Bader night before
last, died in the hospital this morning, and the
body was taken to the morgue. While coroner's
jury and the witnesse, were st the morgue
viewing the body Bader was brought in, and as
soon as he saw the corpse he threw himself him
and passionately and repeatly kissed the cold
lips of his mistress. Everybody IN the room
was strongly affected, and when the jury was
being sworn Bader sank on his knees by the
coffin and broke into convulsive sobs.
THE QUEBEC RIOTS.
QUEBEC, Aug. 16.-The Irish in Champlain
and Montreal wards are all prepared to defend
their homes and families, and have barricaded
in some instances their houses. Passengers by
the North Shore train from Montreal last night
state that the cars were stoned in passing
st. Roch, and Bishop Racine of Chicouleni and
other passengers were slightly injured by mis-
siles.
QUEBEC, Aug. 16.-All quiet during the night
except occasional random shots. The troops
are still in their barracks. At noon fighting
was resumed by the French attacking Champ
lain street from the heights TIE attacking
party is said to be in force and well armed.
An OLD man named Crowley was fatally
beaten this afternoon by three men at Cape
Stones not by a bullet. In st. Roches several
cases of brutal assault are reported, and people
there have stopped the street cars, as there are
number of English speaking employees A
young man named Brown was badly beaten.
First Park Champleau street. leading up to the
caves from the city. is Inhabited principally
by Irish; higher up towards Sille'y,
Blanc is known as the French district.
st. Roches and Sovuer are principally
French districts, Montcalm ward, Irish and
French. The estimates of expense to the city
by the riot are over $50, 900, exclusive of COM
mercial loss. which must ensue. Rioting and
assaults at Cape Blanc continue at intervals,
but there is not now SO much apprehension of
another stand fight The Ninth Battalion
called out, principally French Canadians, has
been deprived Of its arms. A meeting of mem
bers of the old ship laborers' society was called
for tonight on Priests wharf, with the object
to induce the extremists in the society to
accept the terms desired by the French seceders.
Upper town is pretty free from trouble, and
strangers and business men are not interfered
with,
ESCAPE WITHOUT INJURY.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 16--It has developed that
the four or five persons reported drowned near
Rocky River yesterday we're not drowned Us
reported. but landed on small beach and es-
capped without serious injury. From the fact
that their boat went to pieces and no traces of
t EN- could be found by tugs or life boats it
was supposed they were lost.
THE BOSTON MURDER.
BOSTON, Aug. 16.-The murder of J. F. Frye
continues amystery. The police are searching
for an unknown man who played billiards with
Frye on the night of the murder, and was the
last man who could have seen Frye alive.
COOL BURGESS.
TORONTO, Aug. l6.-Proceedings have begun
for the extradition of Cool Burgess, the min.
strel, on the charge of shooting at Mr. Widgery
with intent to kill.
coRoNER's VERDICT.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 16.-The investigation by
the coroner of the killing Of Madam Chandle,
and daughter Lizzie, Thursday night, termi
mated this evening by the jury finding that they
came to their death from pistol wounds, in.
aicted by Thaddeus Baber, and he will be held
for trial.