Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-03
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

COl. moan OIIs the giant, uled last night
at Marysvllle, D.
waukee, committed suicide yesterday after
noon.
Gems Grant and Hancock attended the
veteran soldiers reunion at Burlington, Vt,
to-day.
The first through passenger train on the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy route left
Denver last night.
VIM. K. Garrison, son OF Com modore Gar
rison, injured In the Silver creek accident,died
yesterday forenoon.
At reception TO be given in New York to
Michael Dayitt on Wednesday, most of the
trades unions will attend.
Michael Davltt did not speak at Worcester,
Mass, last night, his physician forbidding
him. owing to PHYSICAL prostratlon.
10 the race from Baltimore to Fortress Mon
roe, 1873 miles, between the yachts Rena and
Elm, the latter won by one minute yesterday
The net majority for the constitutional
amendment in Iowa, prohibiting the manu-
facture and sale OF intoxicating liquors, will
be about 1900.
About 5000 people attended the excursion
OF the national temperance camp meeting at
Seymour, Ind, yesterday, with an increased
attendance to-day
During drunken row at Terre Haute, Ind,
Yesterday morning, Geo. Blake, a puddler in
the rolling mill, was probably fatally shot by
Frank NJ. Martin.
Nine conductors OF the Michigan Central
have been discharged within the past two
days. One has been in the service of the COM
pany twenty years, running between Chicago
and Detroit.
F. Fink stabbed Samuel Clifford this morn.
in the groin at Lima, o. Death ensued IN ten
minutes. Both were drunk. 1t was the re-
suit OF quarrel over game OF cards. Fink
was arrested.
Excise Commissioner Huntlp gtOn, of Long
Island, has notified the liquor dealers that il
they sell more than one glass OF liquor day
to laborers in the brick yards their licenses
will be revoked.
A five story brown stone front building on
Fourth street, between Chestnut and Walnut,
Philadel .,hia, occupied as furniture auction
house, with all its contents was destroyed last
night by fire. Loss, s95, 900.
John Clayfield, young man working as
fireman ia Neman's grist mill at Dan station,
Allegan county, Michigan, was caught in q
ny-wheel, yesterday noon, and lived hut few
minutes after being rescued,
Billy WEIGH and Dave Phalen fought a
prize fight on "the plains," suburb of Man.
chester yesterday afternoon. Forty. three
rounds were fought. Phalen won on foul.
DOeh AASh WIN SHAiJ PuhiSASN'
The new Chicago directory contains 1885,
900 names, making a population. according to
the publisher 'sSestlmates, Of about $50, 900 in
the city proper. The publishers estimate for
1850 was beiow the ceHsus returns.
At Terre Haute, Ind, last evening, while
Policeman Cravens was pumping water, girl
pulled his coat, causing the discharge of his
| revolver, y.hich killed a boy named Roberts,
| about nine years old, who was standing
near by.
The Buffalo, Pittsburgh s. Western railroad
attempted to lay track through the village
of Chewton, Pa, yesterday, but were frustra.
ted by the citizens, who drove the laborers of
and tore the tracks up. The citizens are now
! keeping watch, and this morning will apply
for an Injunction.
Emily Rogers, young married woman, was
shot Saturday night in Philadelphia by VIM.
Kelly and died last night. The husband OF
the woman found Kelly in his house and
ordered him out. Kelly returned shortly
afterwards and the quarrel being newed fired
at Rodgers and another man was hit instead.
Kelly was arrested.