Daily globe., 1882-09-20

Iateo steamer Asia were some thirty labor
ers for French river. The crew was com.
posed of Capt. ]. w. Savage, FIRST mate
Jshn McDermid, second mate A. McNab.
wheelsmen NJ. Davis and @. Mckay, watch
man Jas. Smith, deck hands John MoElroy,
JAS Nolan, VIM. Stenson and @. LINES;
first engineer T. X. Bruce, second, M.
Windover; fremen n. Dergoot and JAS.
Lamb, steward Steven Carter, walters Isaac
Bennett, A. Watt, T. Lawrence; porters r.
Walker, T. Hill; ladies' maid Mrs. Walters;
cooks VIM. jackson and j. jackson; pursor
j. MoDougall. The passengers were twen-
seven to thirty.
FIRE AT GRAND MEADOW.
AUSTIN, Sept 19.-At Grand Meadow,
Mimi, on Sunday evening at 1870, fire
broke out in a vacant building, destroying
the entire block, including the postof6ce,
Bacon's drug store and Raney & Sins, dry
goods. 9 The loss was thirty thousand do.-
lars with light insurance. The fire was
set by a drunken tramp.
SHOOTING AFFRAYs.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 19.-A. L. George.
oolorsd, shot Henry Duffy, also colorsd,
through the abdomen during an ARRAY at
Aiddletewn, O., this morning. Duffy is
mortally wounded. George afterward shot
himself through the hand. He was ar
rested.
GEossErowN, KY, Sept. 19-Gso. Devers,
q farmer, was shot, and it is thought NOR
tally wounded yesterday evening by Mar
shall Geo. A. Cole. Devers had been -four
ishing knife on the streets and resisted
arrest when he was shot.
COLUMBUS, Ind, Sept. 19.-Wm. Harden
and son fired on party of three who were
robbing their melon patch, and killed
Thomas Kelly instantly.
THE EMMA BOND CASE.
TAYLoR, ILL.,, Sept 19.-Dr. Vermillion
waived an examination in the Emma Bond
case, and was sent to Jail under S2.5OO
bond. The lady is still sinking.
DROWNED.
WYOMING, Ont, Sept. ia boy, driv-
ing buggy containing two daughters of
j. M. McKenna, drove into creek to water
his horses. The girls were drowned.
AN OFFICER SHOT.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Sept. 19.-Officer
Sprague was probably fatally shot last
night by a suspicious character, whom he
was arresting.
UNFAITHFUL OFFICIALS.
PROVIDENCE, Sept. 19.-John c. Mathews.
assistant yard master, of the Provi-
dence Il Worcester railway, and Henry M.
Stone, switchman, have been arrested for
robbing freight cars,
SUICIDE OF A RELIGIOUS ENTHUSIAST.
WOODSTOCK, Ont, Sept. 19.-Sarah Es
tone built fire and deliberately stood
over it until she was horribly and fatally
burned, and her last words were, Il am
going to jesus
DELINQUENT DEBTOR.
Toledo, Sept. 19.-J. E. Watson. pro-
prietor of the American house, left town
suddenly to-day, leaving creditors behind
to the amount of about $1,000.
FIRES.
RED CLIFF, Col, Sept. 19.-Fire last
night destroyed fifteen buildings, includ-
ing the Merchants and Pacific hotels. Loss.
$4,000; Insurance unknown.
FATAL AFFRAY.
DETROIT, Mich, Sept, 19.-Walter Dunn,
of Sabawa, in resisting R. w. Wilson in an
attempt to take some wheat he (Wilson)
had bought at an execution sale, wherein
Dunn was defendant, fired five shots at
Wilson, three of which took effect in Will
son. It is thought he cannot live. Wilson
fred one shot in defense, hitting Dunn in
the hand. Dunn is reported to have es-
capped.
ARREST OF AssASsINs,
MAssILLoN, o., Sept. 19.-Peter Segler
and Charles Cooke were arrested for at
tempting last Friday night to assassinate
a prominent citizen named Henry Bergh,
who was fired at in the dark five times by
unseen persons. One bullet went through
his coat collar and lodged in the neck Just
under the skin, another was bedded in the
abdomen where it yet remains. The affair
was kept quiet until the suspected assas-
sins were arrested.
TERRIBLE STORM.
NEwBURG, Ont, Sept. ia terrific
storm occurred this afternoon. Deya's
tannery, Madden's cheese factory and
number of other buildings were unroofed,
and the steeple of the Methodist church
blown down, and summer house lifted from
a lawn and carried forty feet, crashing into
the side of church, two barns struck by
lightning and burned. trees uprooted and
fences demolished.
KILLED BY THE CARS.
TERRs HAUTE, Ind. Sept. 19.-Oscar Wi
ley. brakem an, was killed this morning
on the Vandalia road at Knightsville, twen-
ty miles east of here. The head was cut
off and the body cut in two. He fell be-
tween the cars.
UNION CITY, Pa, Sept. 19.-Mrs. ]. A.
Goodrich, in crossing the railway track to
day, was struck by passing freight train
and received injuries frsm which she died
soon after.
POLITICAL MATTERS.