Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-15
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

yond being pretty well smoked the main
building was not injured.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Edward Vaughn has accepted Dick Eean's 6
| challenge to fight for 81 900 side.
The tenth biennial session of the Indiana
turnfest was held last night at indianapolis,
and was great success.
Martin Griswold, fifty.seven years old and
OF unsound mind, was found drowned Mon
day in the river at Cuyahoga Falls.
John e. Bradford, well.known hotel man
ager and lieutenant in the signal corps during
| the war, died Monday at Providence, R. 1.
Emile Lazare, prominent in Louisiana state
politics before the war. editor OF the Louisiana
Courier and eX.member of Congress, Is dead.
Henry Miller, book-keeper for Stephen
Chase, OF Cincinnati, is defaulter for $22 900.
Chase is agent fer the Baltimore oyster
house.
Captain Shaw, chief of the London fire
brigade, sailed Saturday for America to attend
the convention of fire engineers at Cincin-
natl
AGermsn named Siebel at st. Joseph, No.,
shot Joe Olesker in the mouth and Casper Sic
bel, his brother, in the body, yesterday. No
provocation.
Texas cattle fever prevails to a great extent
near Steubenville. o., owing to cattle recently
brought from the southwest A large proper
tion of animals have died.
Smith & Co.'s looking glass factory, Chi
cago, was totally destroyed by fire Monday.
The damage to stock and buildings is about
0,000; insurance about half.
At Jackson, Miss, two white men, Moo.
ney and Williams, shot fatally negro named
Booth, who refused to allow them to ride in
his wagon. Both men ESCAPED.
The governor of rtxas has proclaimed a
quarantine against Mexican ports, and au-
thorizsd counties on the Rio Grande and ex-
posed points to declare local quarantine.
At meeting at New Orleans of the Ma
tional Greonback party resolution was
adopted thanking the secretary of the navy
for his enforcement of the eight hour law.
On the petition of business men of Fall
River, Mass, President Arthur has granted
National bank, convicted of embezzling funds.
At Providence John H Rowley's sale stabl e
burned yesterday. Forty-seven horses, sew
enteen carriages, five hacks, harnesses and
other property was lost. Total loss, $4,000.
York, Christian Dennis aged twenty-five a
pedler, was fatally stabbed by James Com.
misky, aged nineteen. CommIsky was ar
rested.
Aaron GreSs, a prominent farmer near
Laketon, Ind, who was implicitly trusted by
his neighbors, has abSconded, leaving creditors
to the extent of $1,000, one of whom was
his mother.
The Touring mill of Bliss & Woodburne, of
Winfield, Kas., burned yesterday morning.
Loss, $4,000. AS the mill has been shut
down several days for repairs, the origin of
the fire is unknown.
mo tive In he hi icf~ ct
Chetopa. Kan, took place Monday morning,
by which seventeen buildings were destroyed,
embracing an entire block in the center of the
city. Total loss, $4,000; insurance, Sl5,0 ,000
Albert Keep, president, and Marvin Hugh
lit, vice president aud general manager of the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad, have gons
to Saratoga to confer with W. IL. Vanderbilt,
who holds the controlling interest in the road.
Jesse Hoyt one of the most prominent bus.
mess men of New York, died Monday. He
has been largely interested i'll the grain aud
railway interests of the west and was at the
time of his death director Of the Chesapeake
& Ohio railway.
awhile John johnson and Mrs. Louisa King
were driving to q camp meeting near Little
Rock the horse ran away, thro wing them to
the ground and inficting on both internal in
juries, believed to be fatal. The horse dashed
against tree and was instantly killed.
Walter J. and c. R. Morris, guests at the
Avon Beach hotel, l.. l., were annoyed at the
singing of Henry Hymann, basso of DIR.
Armitage's church. A quarrel ensued aud the
Morris boys stabbed Hymann and his friend,
A. NJ. Clute, inficting serious wounds.
At Akron, o., the large -four mill owned by
Philo Chamberlain, of Cleveland, burned Mon
day. 1t is supposed to have been fired by
tramps 1t had not been running for some
time but was fully supplied with costly ma
chinery. Loss from $4,000 to $4,000; in
surance not known.
Monday morning johnson Chapm. II, aged
thirteen, the son of the chief clerk of the
c., 7. V. s. w. freight depot, Bridgeport, w.
Va, attempted to jump from a moving en-
gine and fell under the tender and the body
was completely severed in halves lengthwise,
one limb being on each half.
A dispatch from Atchison, KS, says it is
reported an incsndiary fire at Mankato, on the
Central Branch railway in the western part of
the state, Saturday morning, destroyed several
business houses, involving loss of $50 600.
This is said to have been the third attempt to
d5ssroy the town. The business men offer
reward for the capture of the incendiaries.
Particulars are just received of cold blood
ed murder at Portland, Oregon. David Nor
ris, aged fifty years, cut the throat of young
man named Sterling Officer without the least
prOvocation. Morris escaped but was arrested
to-day and lodged in jail at Oregon City. The
murdered man was only eighteen years old.
Intense excitement prevails and lynching is
feared.