Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-07-07

Col. q. B. Cash and Capt. w. L. Depas
and COL William Shannon. Depass and Casl
made arrangements 10 fight, but did not mee
in consequence of the arrest of the fo-mer
Shannon was challenged by Mr.. Olinchy, one o
the parties to the controversy, but the chaleng'
was refused. Cash then published Shannon q
coward, and out of this it is supposed tht
meeting arose. The difficulties above men
toned led to the formation Of the Camder
Anti-Duelling Association. Col. Shannon
was about sixty years of age, and wss univer
sally beloved and respected.
BRAyE FIREMAN KILLED.
Sr. LOUIS, July Ga small fire boke out ir
cellar ct IA Locust street, about noon to-day
and as Phelim Toole fireman, was using fire
extinguisher, it exploded and killed him. Toole
was captain of the Pompier corps of the fire
department, and the man who made himself
famous by rescuing 80 many people from the
Southern hotel when 1t burned several years
ago. His loss will be greatly felt by the fire
az partmont and his death will be universally
mourued.
Examination this afternoon by the coroner
disclosed the fact that death was caused by a
blow from the brass cock of the e3tinguisher,
which, when the explosion occurred, was blown
out and struck him in the breast directly over
the heart. swapping thr ribs like pipe stems
and forcing the broken pieces into his heart
and the lower part of the lung, laceratiDg
them lie terrible manner. The bottom of the
cylinder was also blown off and inspeo-
tion showed that only solder had been
used in making the joints IN apparatus de-
signed to bear pressure of SO 10 LOU pounds
to the square inch. The verdict OF the coro'
ner's Jury is in accordance with the above
facts. Tooie will be buried Thursday. ALI
the engineers houses in the city are draped in
black and the whole department not only in
mourning but in deep aif1ctfon and sorrow at
their loss. Chief SeIlin wept like a child
when he saw the remains OF Tooie. He leaves
o widow and two children, and several sub
scriptions are already in circulation to raise
money for their benefit.
Nr1eHBoRHooD ROW.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, July 6.-Reliable infor-
nation from Troy Mile, small village in the
county, gives the details OF a terrible fight
during the celebration on Saturday. The
cause of the fight. in which $50 persons en-
gagged, was the bad blood engineered several
years ago, in voting tag for the railroad.
The row began by the marSna Of tie day
striking man for insulting woman, and the
blow was the signal for a free fight, lasting two
hours, in which every conceivable weapon was
used. The result was that four men sre
probably fatally injured and seriously wound
ing twenty-five others. The Irish were the
aggressors and were badly worsted. The best
citizens of Troy Mills participated.
REVENUE OFFICER ARRESTED.
WASHINGTON, July 6.-Internal Revenue
Commissioner Raum has. received telegram
announcing the arrest under State process of
several deputy collectors engaged in the Red
Oak affair, in Campbell county. Ga, in which
one of the party was killed by the revenue Of
fcers. who allege the firing on their part was in
self defense. Gen. Raum, after consultation
with Attorney General Devens, telegraphed the
assistant district attorney to appear in behalf
of the revenue officers who are under arrest,
and to take out writs of habeas corpus with a
view of transferring the cases to the United
States courts.
CAUGHT UNDER A BURNING ROOF.
SAN FRANCISCO July 6.-The stable, corner of
Hyde and Turk streets, burned last night. Six
All rescued more or less injured. Geo. Ches.
hay, was taken ont insensible, burned, suffo-
Gated and crushed. His recovery ia doubtful.
New YORK, July 6.-Patrick Carroll, a miner
elected from meeting Of the miners union
last night, attempted to re-enter the hall, ano
fired at those who opposed him. when he was
shot dead. He was native of Lynchburg, Vir.
ginia, and is said to be a great grandson OF
Charles Carroll, of Carrollton
IDENTITY FIXED.
CHICAGO, Jaly Cit transpires that the name
the man found murdered Sunday morn
ing near the artesian well is johnson; and thai
lie is q Swcde who was employed in the tan
yard. His companion with whom he was las!
seen on the night of the murder cannot bs
found.
FAMILY FIGHT.
GALVESTON, July 6.-The Ne,cs special So,
in fray in Compbells store in Atascoss
county, between two Dee brothers and two
Myers, one of each was killed. The otheri
were badly wounded.
EXCURSION STEAMER SUNK.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 6.-The steamer r. D
Cassenovia with one hundred Syracuse excur
sionists on board, sunk in Cassenovia lake. NJ
lives were lost.
FoRGER SURRENDERED.
BosroN, July 6.-George W. Meserue, arrest
ed last week for alleged forgery of real estat,
assessments, has been surrendered by his bonds
men. The foregerles are said to amount t,
S35, 200.
DISTILLERY BURNED.
CLINTON, Iowa, July 6.-Ihe Iowa Dlstlller,
company'g alcohol works burned last nigh
with several thousandIbushels of corn and grain
Loss si5, 600 to eco 600 and insurance $ll ,0OC
SURRENDERED HIMSELF.
CINCINNATI. July 6.-Tom Donnelly CAV
himself mp to the authorities tonight, confess
| ing that he fred the shot killing Mullen, a
California, Sunday.
Iowa Republicans.
DEs MONIES, Iowa, July 6.-The RepubIical
| State committee called State convention o
the Republican party of Iowa, to be held a
Des Moines, Wednesday, August 25, for th
purpose of nominating candidates for auditor
secretary and treasurer Of state, register of th
| State land Office, attorney general and clever
electors.
Lake Elmo Swimming Trains
| tonight, leave st. Paul at 500 P. M, from de
pot foot of jackson street; at TOO and 8:05 z
NJ, from Wacouta street depot. Returning
leave the lake at $40 and 9:55 P. II. Music b.
the Great Western band. Fsre for round tril
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