Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-25

enter the Ohio campaign. Gov. Foster will
speak at PotlanG and other cities in Maine
during tho last week of the campaign. -
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE
j. L. Browne hes been appointed postmaster
at Wauego, Kas. Es
After October 1st the East Saginaw, Mich,
postoft1ce will be free delivery Office.
/ Yesterday was the hottest day of the season
in Chicago. Good weather for corn, which is
improving rapidly.
The Kansas Greenbackers yesterday nomi-
mated for governor Ex-Gov Chas. Robinson,
the first governor OF Kansas.
The supreme court of California has de-
cided that the election of city officers must be
held this year at the same time as the general
state election.
TheFexas cattle fever has made its appear
ance in the vicinity of Auburn, N. Y. Twenty.
five domestic cattle have died and large
number are sick.
Michigan millers complain of the bad quail.
ity of new wheat which has been more injured
by wet weather in the southern section than
the farmers acknowledge.
The first bale of cotton received at Louis
vile this season was sold at the board of trade
yesterday for 80 cents pound, middlings. 1t
came from West Umpka, Ala.
At Bangor, Me-, yesterday. the jury in the
case OF Mary Glinn. on trial for the murder of
her daughters illegitimate child, gave yer.
dict of murder in the first degree.
James B. Shirk, mail agent on The VandaIia
line, fell out OF the door of postal car while
the train was running rapidly and was killed,
near Indianapolis, Ind, yesterday.
The man Smith, who attempted on Monday
to outrage white lady in the vicinity OF
Little Rock, was yesterday killed by dis.
guised party, Who shot him TO death.
Over one hundred women are on trial at
Gross Becskerck, Hungary, charged with
poisoning their husbands. The guilt of
lhirty-fve Of the women has been proven.
Gen. Sherman stated during his last visit
to st. Louis that 1t is his intention to leave
the army before the law retiring him goes
into effect and that he will return to st. Louis
10 live.
The roof OF The Erdwsy elevator in Buffalo
was yesterday blown Off by an explosion.
Cause unknown. The building burned to the
ground. Three men were burned. The loss
is $250,000.
VIM. Sexton, the billardist Of New York
city, sues the Blocker Street Railway COM
pany for $4,000 for injuries sustained when
eiecting him from car for refusing to pay his
fare second time.
Z j, B. Kelsey, private banker at Versailles,
Mo-, was arrested at Upton, Mo-, yesterday,
charged with misappropriating funds deposit
ed in his bank, which closed its doors Wed
nesday. Liabilities of bank 10000.
VIM. Bates, of Bellaire, Ohio, when walking
on the Baltimore & Ohio track near Franklin
station, W. Va, yesterday afternoon was
struck by train and run over, receiving in
juries. He died at O'Clock this evening.
A. Goodrich, employed by the Cunard COM
pany, was severely beaten by the striking
| loDgshore men Wednesday night in Boston.
Three loads of Italians arrived yesterday
morning. The strikers offered no violence.
At Paterson, N. j.. yesterday, the coroner's
| Jury found James Kennedy guilty of man.
slaughter for neglecting his children while
| sick with the smallpox. He locked them in
| the garret and did not provide medical attend
| ance. -57e
Maj Chas. II. Cole, Of Dallas, Tex, died
| suddenly at Austin Wednesday night. He has
| been identified with Texas railroads, immi-
| grafton, land and other enterprises since the
| war and was well known throughout the
| country.
| Alex. Julian, brother of Hon. Ira Julian,
committed suicide on the fair grounds at
Louisville, Ky, yesterday, by shooting him
self through the brain. He was candidate
for sheriff In the late election and his defeat
is believed to be the cause.
Rev. Lsander streber, better known as
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/ Roman Catholic church, and an old citizen of
Louisville, died at his home yesterday. He
| was born in Bavaria and cameto this country
in 1874, and to Louisville in 1876.
Judge w. D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania. ad-
dressed large audience in the eastern hall of
the exposition building, Denver, Col, We'd
| nesday night, on the growth of Colorado for
| the last ten years, and the reduction of the
| internal revenue tax. 1t was mastery ef.
fort.
An exciting horse thief hunt is progressing
| in Van Bur.n county, Ark. Two thieves
| were killed on the 22d. and one has been sent
to the penitent tiary for sixteen years. The
thieves arc band of desperate characters and
it is anticipated that there will be trouble in
their capture
c. B. Hawley, L. v. Grimes and Cicero
Grimes, the Arizona murderers last night
made full confession of the manner IN which
they murdered Hall and Vail. Later Hawley
and L. Y. Grimes were quietly and expeditions
ly lynched. Cicero Grimes was taken to a
place of safety.
A new railroad company has been organized
with Norvin Green at the head, called the
"Great American and European Short Rail
road company Its object is to shorten the
trip to Europe by conveying passengers by
and thence shipping them to the west coast o
Ireland. Three or four davs will thus bt
sayed.
Some excitement has been caused in thu
jewelry trade in st. John, N. B., by customs
officers visiting four establishments anl
seizipg large quantities of American iewclry
1t claimed that only small portion of i'm
ported jewelry paid the duty. The goods ar,
smuggled into the upper provinces, it is said
and then sent to st. Joha with regular In
voices.
At "a fair in Cyihinana, KY, yesterday Jscl
Mccarthy and Dick Murphy attacked e. s
Farroll. Murphy shot at Farroll and missed
him, but hit Miss Matte Kennedy in the head
The wound was slight because the ball wal
spent. City Marshal Jack West, assisted BY
Private Policeman c. Fowler, arrested Nc
| Cartby aud Murphy. While on the way to jai
| james Kearrs, friend of the prisoners, tried
10 push Policeman Fowler under passing
railway train, whereupon City Marshal West
shot kearns twice, killing him. He ther
| proceeded to Jail with his Prisoners.