Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-30
sLL AROUND THE GLoBE

John Ioor, book keeper for the Milwaukee
| club, shot himself tonight.
Many cases OF suustroke were reported IN
New York yesterday. Thermometer o. in the
shade.
The0phlus Herriek, well known hotel
man, was drowned in Gloucester, Mass, YES
terday.
The Massachusetts, supreme court Yesterday
rendered decision affirming the validity of
the state tax on railways.
Frederick A. Lawrence. a son OF the late
Judge EIllngham Lawrence, killed himself
yesterday at Flushing, L. l.
Quite number of people were fatally af
fecied by heat to-day, both in New York and
Brooklyn, and in neighbeIing places.
Aaron c. Burr, the adopted son OF Aaron
Bur-, died yesterday morning at his residence
IN New York. lie was born in Paris in 1868,
Tattersoll's turf club was raiGed oy police in
New YORK last night. The gamblers were
forewarned and defaced the apparatus and es.
capped.
A national dairy fair will be held in the ex-
position building in Milwaukee on December
10 y inclusive. Prizes will be given for
trained shepherd dogs.
The result Of the primary conventions in the
new Ninth congressional district of Michigan
renders it certain that Gen. Byron McCutch-
con, OF Manistee, will receive the nomination.
At Fernandez, near Laredo, Texas, in fight
among Mexicans, Pedro Gomez was shot dead
by the crowd. Pablo Aguiltar complained
that he had no fair play and the crowd killed
him also.
At Gaseasia, Oldham county, Tex, yester-
day, Mexican Frank, mulatto, shot and
killed Deputy Sheriff Henry Mccullough
large party pursued the murderer, and he is
reported caught aud lynchsd.
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harry Deaken, manager of the Milwaukee
| opera house. he is under arrest He says he
mad to DO II to get to Denver, where his
theatrical troupe recently dis5auded
John Roper, youAg Englishman, for years
| In the employ of Benjamin Allen " Co, Jew
| elers. State street, Chicago, has absconded
with about $1,000 shortage. He was the
| chief book keeper and the hrm trusted him
implicitly.
Relative to the offer of the Canadian govern
Tnent OF land TO Irish emigrants, the chief Sec
rotary for Ireland stated in parliament that
the lord lieutenant of Canada was now COM
municaling with the colonial officers in re-
gard to emigration.
Louisville is out with the announcement OF
her September fair of a Jockey club meeting of
five days, OF the opening OF an exposition, to
open September 10 aud run several weeks, and
haally OF the Kentucky Horticultural society's
"SS ou SPSotuDci o. lut bJdlc
bee keepers also meet In that city September
rs and 80
E. II. Cummings, the Oregon Railway
" Navigation company agent at Pomeroy,
Oregon, was found murdered in his house
Thursday. His skull was split open with an
axe. His money drawer aud purses were
| found rlfied of their contents. He was last
seen IN company Of two Cinnamon, who are
| suspected OF the murder.
Mr.. HUebader last night bruially logged
lis son Stephen, aged twelve, with u knotted
| rope IN Canton, o.. until the excited neIghbors
went to the rescue. Just as they arrived the
boy broke away and rushed into dangerous
| swamp of the city. The mayor detailed three
officers to hunt for the lad but at the latest
accounts he had not been found.