Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-28
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| yesterday, melted about $500.
The Chicago 6 Alton road is contemplat
| ing an extension of its line TO Peoria, Ills.
Thomas & Oxley, merchants of London
| England, failed Yesterday with liabilities OIL
$4,000.
| Mr.. Hofer, correspondent of the Paris jour.
nal, Des Dcbcts, was killed at Pesth yesterday
| in duel.
Eleven Thousand bales OF cotton were sold
| in London yesterday, the competitors being
| fairly spirited
Oakland dispatch: The powder works at
Steges Station, Alameda county, blown up.
Particulars later.
The coastipg steamer Pelton foundered yes
terday in the Bristol channel, and eighteen
persons were drowned.
A shell was thrown into house near Little
Kenny, County Donegal, Ireland, yesterday,
and two rooms were destroyed.
The managers of the Philadelphia and Read
ing road have called for the balance OF SUBJ
scriptions to their deferred bonds
Four of the thirteen exodusters WHO es-
capped from the Detroit jail recently were cap
tured yesterday. The Others are in Canada.
The probate court of Chicago, was form
ally reopened to-day. A large amount OF &C
cumulated business viii be transacted at once.
Rabbi Llunthal, of Cincinnati, who had a
stroke of paralysis last week, was alive at
midnight last night, but his recovery is i'm.
possible.
The lumbermsn's exchange, of Chicago, re.
ports that rates for April on several grades Of
lumber viii be advanced from SOC to SLIGO per
thousand.
j. B. Thayer, a jeweler OF Memphis, made
an assignment yesterday for the benefit of his
creditors. Liabilities St4,G00. Assets nomi-
nally 600.
It is stated that arrangements between the
cable companies with the object of increasing
the tariff to America have been rearly com.
ple.ed in London.
A fresbet In the Penetaugore river, Ontario,
flooded Williamsburg yesterday, and the cor.
poration pier ard small dams were washed
out. Loss, s20,o0o.
Six thousand and fifty ont buildings
Boegsapfa, Austria, aud 23S houses at Paks,
were burned yesterday. Several hundred
families are il destitute condition.
The steam barge Leland ran into and sunk
the schooner E. N. Porter off cebtsr!ills',
Wis, Yesterday. The schooner was light.
She was valued at $4,000. Nolnsuranct.
United States Marshall Mathews arrested
VIM. Cough at Port Huron, Mich, yesterday,
indicted in Kansas year ago for passing IS
counterfeit bills, and be Tss forwarded to
Topeka.
Six colored conyicts who were working on
The Texas Pacific railroad IN Texas, killed
their guards yesterday, two OF them escaping
to Mexico, tive being killed, and the other Two
recaptured.
The steamer Thomas Cornell, from Rond
out for New York, went to pieces ON the rocks
south Of Hewburg, N. =, yesterday. The
passengers and crew were saved by another
steamer Loss heavy.
I FIRE yesterday at Canton, Ohio, caused a
damage of $4,000; insurance $4,000. Prin-
cipdl losers, Hirscheimer Bros, clothiers:
Gapizberg. eothier; K R. Miller, dry goods;
Brown, Photograph.
Jas. E. Jones. claiming that he embeazled
81 GOO while money order clerk IL the post
Office at Woodstock, Ills, was arrested at
Knoxville, Tenn. lie also accuses himself of
murder, and is believed to be insane.
The annual meeting Of the American ex-
change in Europe. limited, occurred in New
York city Yesterday. The old directors were
reelected and Senator Joseph r. Hawley, Con-
necticut, elected president, and l. NJ. Lawson,
Ii. s. Hyde and Henry T. Gillg, vice presi-
dents.
The spring tooth harrow works at Albion,
Mich, burned yesterday. The engine and
boiler rooms, office, books and store room
uDCu with AuicuC0 6OOdo "NiO 'afNu' 1<poo
$4,000; fully insured. The fire is believed to
be incendiary- The company will rebuild
within month.
During an alteration at disreputable house
kept by eolored woman named Maggie COus-
ms, at Grand Rapids, Mich Sunday night,
negro barber named w. A. Clark assaulted the
woman Cousins. Her father, John Hender-
son, came to her rescue, and was shot dead BY
Clark. All parties were drunk. Clark was
arrested.
Federal detective yesterday arrested j. B.
Wyatt at Dallas, Tex, charged with counter
telling at Frankfort, Ky. Thirty-four indict-
ments were found at Louisville against the
gang Wyatt belonged to. Thirty-two have
been sent to the penitentiary, and Wyatt is
thirty. third in the number of captured. APP
plicatisn was made TO the judge for WAITS
transfer to Kentucky.
A'shocking murder happened yesterday in
the neighborhood of Olympia Springs, Ky, a
few miles from o Singsvile. VIM. Worth
had called on Powell Rose to arrange about
the boundary line between their farms. In the
course of their talk quarrel arose and Worth
struck Rose with his fist, and before the latter
could recover Worth drew revolver and
fred The ball struck Rose on rib, glanced
and struck his daughter, l2 years old. killing
her instantly.
Confession of scapsgca.