Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-09-16
HOTEL BLOWN Up.


county, was blown up last night by gun
powder, and, although the building was occu-
was injured, and he not fatally. 1t is not
known who placed the powder in the building,
but Corbin asserts It was done by some of tho
villagers, and is tho outcome of his refusal to
cease selling liquor in the village. Four years
ago building he occupied as . saloon was de-
molished by gun powder, and Corbin left tho
town, only returning short time ago. All
attempts to arrest tho guilty parties proved q
failure. The damage done to the hotel and
numerous adjoining buildings will be $4,000.
The citizens of Westerville insist, that while
they favored resorting to stringent measures TO
prevent liquor selling in the town, that they
would never favor such measures as these re-
sorted to last night.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP MISSING.
BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.-The steamship Lo-
raine, Capt. McOauley, which sailed August
10th for Tyne, England, with S589i bushels of
wheat and twenty head of live beef cattle, has
not been heard from since. The cargo was
valued at 300, 900, and tho grain was insured
in New York Office. 1t is stated that the
Underwriters objected to the manner In which
the grain was loaded. The steamer must have
been caught in the terrible storm of the 18th.
If disabled, she might have put into Bermuda,
with which there il no cable communication.
the cyclone. a.
TO HANG TO-DAY.
CAmo. Ills, Sept. 15.-Gov. Cullom declines
to interfere in the case of Ohas. Glass, under
sentence of death for the murder of Carter
Newman: Execution tomorrow. aa
GLOVE FACTORY BURNED.
ALBANY, Sept. l5.-The glove factory of
John Hale & Co., Gloversville, burned to-day.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
MINING FIRE.
DENVER, COL, Sept. 15.-Fire destroyed the
shaft houses of the Carbon, Idaho and Moni-
tor mines ar Carbon, last night; also several
small houses occupied by miners and their fam
lilies. Damages about $4,000. The fire origi-
mated in the timber. 81
OIL MILL EXPLOSION.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 15.-An explosion oc-
CURED at the Quaker City Oil works, Cooper
vile, whereby Geo. Emery, son of the proprie-
tor. was killed and Andrew Emery, another son
and James Stranger, machiuist, were so badly
injured their lives are despaired of. The works
had just been erected and were started up for
the first time on the refining of oil by new
process. The main still was blown to atoms
and the burning oil scattered in every direc-
tion.
UNFA1THFUL OFFICIAL.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l5.-As result of the
master at Erie, Pa, it is understood that official
will be removed and his successor appointed
without delay.
SILVER CERTIFICATES.
The silver certificate bids fair to take the
place of the standard silver dollar to great
extent. In paying out 10 per cent. of checks
in silver dollars the treasurer is generally
asked for certificates in their stead. This is
especially the case with the banks. The banks
then pay them out over their counter the same
silver certificates have gotten into circulation
in this city.
CROP REPORTS.
The following ia the monthly report Of the
department of agriculture, showing the condi-
ton of the cotton, corn and tobacco crops:
Cotton: Returns to the department, Septem-
Der lst, show q heavy decline during August.
The general average is IS against 81 for the
month previous. Corn: The average condi-
tion for the whole country, September LIST, was
IS against SO in August. Tobacco: The average
condition Of this crop for the whole country,
September LIST, was 81, an advance Of ID per
cent. from the condition August LIST. and an
advance of 6 per cent. over the condition for
the same time last year.
BAIL REFUSED. ...
LITTLE Rock, Sept. 15.-The following is
from Fort Smith to-day: In the United States
court to-day Judge Parker refused bail to q
NJ. Cooper, indict. d for numbering, in tho In
dian country, Robert A. Donnelly, former
deputy United States marshal of this district.
CRUSHED IN CIDER MILL. a..
ERIE, Pa, Sept. l5.-This morning Lester
Chase, young man employed in cider mill,
had both legs caught in the cog wheels of the
mill, and his left leg and foot horribly man
gled. 1t has since been amputated. The eight
leg may be saved. His body would undoubt.
eddy have been drawn in and crushed but for
the heels of his boots, which stopped the wheel.
TORN TO PIECES By AN EXPLOSION.
NASHVILLE, Sept 1.-THE butler in o. @.
Powers slaughter house exploded this after
noon, tearing Frank Duffy to pieces and killing
him instantly, and fatally wounding Felix
Chatham, colored.