Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-09-19

IuS ILLS evening anu Ola uGtle else tna0 talk.
This evening all dispersed except about 200
to 800 and they insisted upon interviewing
the colored miners, but were dissuaded. The
mine owners are thoroughly alarmed and
have called on the sheriff of Perry county to
protect their property. In anticipation of
trouble company of militia has been order
ed to hold itself in readiness to proceed to
the scene of trouble in case they are called
for by the sheriff. The indications at this
hour are that there will be no serious trouble
to night.
The sheriff ordered out the troops at New
Lexington shortly before midnight.
The sheriff has since countermanded his
order for troops. All quiet.
THE FATAL CROSSING.
UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 18,-Jno. Rose, la
borer from Schuyler lake, in crossing the
railroad track at Herkimer last evening with
his wife and baby, in lumber wagon, was
struck by the express train. Rose and the
baby were killed and his wife badly hurt.
Roses head was knocked from his shoulders
and found some distance beyond his body.
FIRE At EAST SAGINAW.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 18-The
foundry and machiue shop of Mills & Mer-
rill took fire this morning and was totally
destroyed. Loss $4,000, insured for $1O,-
600. Origin of fire unknown.
DEFAULTINa PAYMAsTER.
New YORK, Sept 18.-In reference to an
alleged defalcation by United States Pay
master Nelson, it is learned that certain
amount was placed to his credit in the
United States sub-treasury here with which
he was expected to pay army vouchers from
Fort Leavenworth. 1t is discovered that
he has issued checks for more than there
was credited to his account. General Hill
house, assistant treasurer, made the dis
covery and allowed the checks to 90 to
protest, and then reported the matter to
Col. Larned, chief of the district. Investi-
cation followed and deficit was discovered,
some say from $4,000 to 5000.
INDICTMENTS FOUND.
NEW YORK, Sept. 18.-The grand jury
found five indictments against Elijah ALI
ger, charged with obtaining money by
means of stolen bonds.
SOLDIERS KILLED.
New YORK, Sept. 18.-Michael Joyce and
John G. Barry, two soldiers at the United
States arsenal, this city, were accidentlly
shot and killed this morning while handling
Gatling gun.
DESTRUCTIVE BUSH ERE.
QUEBEC, Sept. 18.-The bush fire in Par
ish st. Georges Franc it is reported has COM
mitted fearful ravages. Seven or eight
square miles of country is devastated near
the frontier, and large quantity of timber
andSgrain, bssideshouses and other buildings,
burned.
FIRED ON BY MoONsHINERs.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 18.-The internal rev.
enue bureau received report that Deputy
Collector Latham, of southwestern Virginia,
with posse of nine men has been attacked
while in discharge of duty by fifty armed
moonshiners, fired on repeatedly and COM
PEELED to retreat.
STEAMBOATS, BURNED.
PrTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 1S.-The steamboats,
Mary, Anna and Simpson Horner, belong
ing to Horner & Sons, operators, moored
opposite this point, burned this morning.
14ooo %cOsOOO, AO 4nbuIduC6s 1u0 AI0
started in the Horner.
ONE MAN SHOOTS THREE.
New YORK, Sept. 18-Patrick Dalton,
John D. Keefe and Patrick Walsh, all long
shoremen, we're shot this afternoon in West
street, in fight with Patrick Barrett, also
longshoreman. The quarrel was occasioned
by labor troubles. Barrett would have been
killed on the spot by the crowd but for the
timely arrival of officers. His forehead was
cut and he was covered with bruises from
head to foot. O'Keefe was shot in the side,
Walsh in the groin, and Dalton in the breast.
Dalton's wound will probably prove fatal
Barrett was arrested.
ARRESTED FOB FORGERY.
BOSTON, Sept. 1S.-Chas. Eayrs was arrested
this afternoon, while attempting to negotiate
three notes, amounting to 81 200 in the aggre-
gte, bearing the forged endorsement of Paul
Adams, a well known bank official and his
aunt, Miss Anna Shaw.
KILLED IN DRUNKEN QUARREL.
CHICAGO, Sept. 18.-John Bangson, en-
gaging in drunken quarrel last night with
Andrew Anderson in A. w. Peterson's sa-
loon, West Indiana street, was fatally
stabbed in the forehead and left insensible
in the saloon all night. He was taken to
the county hospital to-day, but died during
the afternoon. Anderson, who is a sailor,
is in custody. Bangson is newly arrived
Swede.
FIRE DAMAGE.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 1S.-The Powell
Tool Company's Works were damaged by
fire tonight to the extent of $4,000 to
$4,000. Insured.
THE CANADIAN TIMBER FIRES.
Boston, Sept. ia speciol from Quebec
says the brush fires of Parish st. George
Bruce are reported to have committed fearful
ravages. Seven or eight square miles of
country is devastated near the frontier, and