Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-11
MAuNHE[MIER brothers.
KID GLOVES !!
" our Fall
Constance Paris Kid Gloves,
All leng tbs, in buttons and mousquetaires
%ss
SPECIAL TODAY
100 dozen UndreSSed, 6-button length,
MousquetaireS in Black, Terra Gotta,
Modes and Dark Street Shades, %
cents, usually sold at $3.50.
Fosters Patent Hook kids.
Five Hook, now $l.W, formerly $1.4.
,Seyen Hook, now $1.25, formerly $l.5o.
EXTRA SALE
LINEN HANDKERCHIEES |
go dozen Ladies CoIered Border, H. s. Handkerchief u
cents each, regular p cent quality
above restricted to
oned purchaser.
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order department.
L ~ .l-.11 Minnesota Nireef
Origin Of the fire unknown. Loss or stock
$15,OOO;Y INSURANCE $1,000, in five local
companies.

Origin of the fire unknown. Loss or stock
$15,OOO INSURANCE $1,000, in five local
companies.
ST.. LOUIS. Nov. 1O.-In the United States
district court to-day Louis F. Moch, ex
mayor of La Grange, Mo-, was fined $500
on plea of guilty to an Indictment for ex-
torting illegal fees from pension claim
ant.
POWDER EXPLOSION.
WHITEHALL, N. Y, Nov 1O.-Four tons
of powder exploded at keenan, lime works,
Smiths Basin, to-day. Two men, Dennis
Golden and Joe Cameron, who had charge
of the powder house, were blown to atoms.
Some parts were found half a mile distant.
1t is supposed the men we're smoking.
PRIEST MURDERED.
Morrow, O., Nov. 1O.-Father O'Dono-
hue, pastor of the Catholic church at this
place, died this morning from the effects
of blow of a monkey wrench administer
ed by Timothy Green. Green, who was ar
rested for assault and bailed out, has been
arrested charged with murder. Green says
Father O'Donohue publicly denounced
Mrs. Green as a thief last Sunday before
the congregation and that when he saw the
priest on Tuesday he resented the insult
and in an encounter which followed the
blow was struck.
MODEL EVANGELIST.
New YORK, Nov. TO- Amelia Gilchrist,
member of the salvation army, confessed
in court to-day to having three husbands.
She expressed repentance, deserted the
army, and returned to Philadelphia with
the man who first won her young and
untried affection.
FATALLY BEATEN.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Nov, 1O.-During row
at the polling precinct, at Elk Creek
Grayson county, man named Grambille
was fatally beaten.
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
PROVIDENCE, R. l., Nov. 1O.-Henry
johnson, colored, is arrested on the charge
of murder. johnson and Harry Murray
were employed in wholesale meat mar
ket. Murray's greasy apron was set OF
fire and he was fatally burned.
INCENDIAR1sM AND ROBBERY.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 1O.-Last night tWc
masked men set fire to the stables of Mr.
Brandenburg, near Erin, Ga. While
BrandenbuEg was at the fire, the men en-
tered the house, shot at Mrs. Bsandenbure
andn iece, and seized trunk containing
81 900 IN money and $1,000 in governmen'
bonds.
vIoLA1pNG THB H1DOTleN LAWS.
New loRH, Nov. TO- Henry Boas, elec
| ton inspector, has been sent to state pris
on one year fer violation of the election
laws,
FATAL FALL.
GARDINER, Me-, Nov. 1O.-Ira Hart, JEFF
ferson Calderon. George Fields and Miles
Moody, REFERS, were probably fatally in
jured by the breaking of a staging upon
which they were at work.
1T PRODUCED A SENSATION.
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. 10.-At Henrietta
last night G. NJ. Burgess, defeate2 candi
/ date for county judge, shot and instantly
killed R. NJ. Donley, young lawyer who
had spoken ill of him during the cam.
paign. Three shots were fired. The trag.
edy produced sensation.