Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-22

terdsy, at Blue mills, while bathing in the
Chippewa river. Body not recovered.
Ninty-six in the shade at IL a. NJ, to-day.
Several cases of sunstroke, none serious.
ARMY SHOOTING AFFRAY.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MANDAN, D. T. July 81. AT Capt. Sanger's
camp, forty miles west Of this place, on Mon
day evening Corporal Duher, of company
&c 2 Seventeen Infantry, shot and MORALLY
wounded private Clifton of the same COM
pany. Cause, whisky immediately after pay
day. Clifton died of his wound this morn
ing. ssssssssssss
FATAL QUARREL OVER CARDS.
CINCINNATI, July 2l.-During game Of
cards between James Deadman and Louis
Hazel in saloon three miles south of Gov
ington, last night, a dispute arose between
the two men which was terminated by Hazel
stabbing Deadman twice in the neck and
breast, killing him instantly.
DR0wNED-Bo1LER EXPLOSION.
SAN Francisco, July 21.-Louis Zagodi,
Paul Bischofsky and man named Fisher
were drowned in the bay yesterday by the
swamping of o boat
Two boilers of Central Pacific railroad
shops at Sacramento exploded yesterday,
demolishing the boiler house. Half of one
boiler went through the wall into the car
house, the other into the machine shop,
and the second in the blacksmith shop. The
other buildings are somewhat shattered.
Damage $4,000. j. M. Reyes, fireman.
was blown to pieces and a number of others
slightly injured.
BURNED TO DEATH.
CoURrR1dHT, Ont, July -. julius Jacks
house burned and two children persisted.
MORMON PREACHER SHOT.
ATLANTA, July 21.-Joseph Seanding, a
Mormon preacher, was shot and killed by q
mob of ten men in Catoosa county, to- day.
OHIO FIRE.
CLEVELAND, July 21.-A Leader special
from Solin, Ohio Fire entirely destroyed
the large dry goods, -four, feed and grocery
house of S. Hale & Co., to-day. Only about
$500 worth of goods saved. Loss on build
ing and fixtures, $4,000; contents, $500;
insurance, $4,000. Names of companies not
ascertained. Cause of fire unknown.
Thought to be from sparks from a railroad
locomotive. The building was situated near
the railroad track. tss.s
FREE FIGHT.
LOUISVILLE, July 21.--In free fight, at
Smyser's grove, five miles from this city.
Sunday evening, John Hughes, colored, was
killed, and several others badly injured. The
trouble originated in an effort made by rougha
to capture street car, and the president Of
the road, John Milton, was injured, while
defending his property.
MURDER.
Charles Kerr, aged 19,was killed by Joseph
R. Peterson, Sunday evening. The murder
occurred in the Wet Woods settlement, q
few miles from the city. The men had been
gambling, and quarreled over the game.
A fire in the Hope wooden mill, at noon,
damaged the N i'll to the amount of $4,000.
| MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DROWNED.
DECATUR, ILL.,, July 21.--Mrs. Rhinehari
and her daughter Miss Homker were drown
ed in the Sangamon river to- day. The young
lady was to have been married in the Catholic
church to-day, but her afianced failed to ap-
pear, and in fit of desperation she started
for the river followed by her mother. She
plunged in, and as Mrs. r. was attempting to
save her life both were drowned. Others Of
the bridal party narrowly escaped the same
fate. The coroner's jury give verdict Of
accidental drowning.
| FIRE AT CLEVELAND.
| CLEVELAND, O., July EARLY this morn.
ing q fire destroyed Hempy q, Co.'s new
planning mill. Loss 500, 1000 insured 70,
$4,000. Supposed to be the work of an in
cendiary. Two firemen injured by fallina
walls, fatally it is feared. The following il
the insurance New York Underwriters
agency, Buffalo of Buffalo, Mechanics and
Traders of New York, London Assurance OF
England, London and Lancashire, Royal
Canadian, Standard of New York, and
Cooper Insurance company of Ohio, 81 ,OOO
each.
sHnwREoKED.
New YoRK, July 21.-A Belgium dispatch
says: 'The Nova Scotia ship st. Bernard
Capt. Burns, which left New York the 9th
of June for Antwerp has been lost on The
banks off this coast. Capt. Burns, the pilo1
and five men were drowned. Tho survivors
have landed here
LOST IN WEDNESDAYS STORM.
BosroN, July q. Samuel Farrell, q jour
nalist on visit here from the West, Georp.
Martin from South Boston, and MI. Miller
proprietor Of q saloon, are believed to hay,
been lost in Wednesdays gale.
MoENDIARY FIRE.
i UTIcA, n. y. July 81. An incendiary fir.
at Oneida destroyed Joseph Roberts knit
ting mill and eight smaller buildings. Los
$60, 600; insurance $41, 900.
5 EMBEzzLEMENr.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, July q. E1-Ta,
Collector B. G. Waldron, was arrested thil