Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-31
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The duke of Westminster was married to
Lady Catherine Cavendish yesterday.
Two new locks at the lower entrance of the
Lachine canal are open for traffic at Montreal.
John roor, book keeper for the Milwaukee
club, shot himself tonight.
Many cases Of sunstroke were reported IN
New York yesterday. Thermometer % in the
shade.
At Boston Sullivan, the pugilist, was fined
$40 for drunkenness and using obscene Ian
guage.
The Stacy & Knight smelter. situated near
Silver Cliff, Colorado, burned yesterday. Loss
$50, 200; no insurance.
| The Massachusetts, supreme court yesterday
rendered a decision affirming the validity OF
the state tax on railways.
| Frederick A. Lawrence, son OF the late
Judge bingham Lawrence, killed himself
yesterday at Flushing, L. 1.
| Quite number of people were fatally at,
fected 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 He was born in Paris in 1908
VIM. Lewis, of Port Washington, Mich,
has been missing for more than a week. AS
he had about $1,000 with him foul play is
suspected.
The customs authorities of Montreal are
make heavy seizures of cotton duck and SAIL
and tent requisites for infringement of the
customs duty.
Tattersoll's turf club was raided 5y police in
New York last night. The gamblers were
forewarned aud defaced the apparatus aud es-
capped.
A national dairy fair will be held in the ex-
position building in Milwaukee on December
4 to inclusive. Prizes will be given for
trained shepherd dogs.
Jno. P. Laird, late general superintendent of
| the Florida Central q Western railway, well
| known in the West, died at Talapoosa, Fla,
| Saturday, Of Bright's disease.
At Lost Creek, Platte county, Neb, on
| Thursday night, lightning struck the house
| of VIM. Smith, killing one of his daughters
and dangerously iDjuring another.
Henry A. Delemole, of Wettenburg, Ger
many, employed at Cairo, Ill, by Barclay
Bros. as porter in their drug store, committed
suicide tonight by taking strychnine.
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.
Mrs. Mary Reading, of Chicago, was ar
rested last night with five girls, who lived
with her on Newberry avenue, and whom
she used as shoplifters. The girls story is a
pitiful one.
I
among Mexicans, Pedro Gomez was shot dead
by the crowd. Pablo Aguitar complained
that he had no fair play and the crowd killed
him also.
At Gaseasia, Oldham county, Tex yester.
day, Mexican Frank, a mulatto, shot and
killed Deputy Sheriff Henry Mccullough. A
large party pursued the murderer, and he is
reported caught and Iynchsd.
A. Blandowski blandly forged checks on
| IF ha Ills ,I~oo
Opera house. He is under arrest. He says he
had to do it to get to Denver, where his
theatrical troupe recently disbanded.
The women and girls in the shoe factory of
s. u. Fuller 81 Sons, at Essex, Mass, struck
for an advance yesterday The strike vir-
tually closes the factory, as the men are de-
pendant upon the women for their work.
The supreme lodge of the Knights of
Py5hias meet in Detroit, August 81 to "a,
when several thousand members of the fra
ternity are expected to be present. Extensive
preparations are being made for their recep-
ton.
Henry Weston was shot and instantly
killed be Philip Hunter, at Manistee, Mich,
Thursday. Hunters taking situation which
Weston had recently lost is believed to have
beeen the cause of the deed. The murderer
was arrested
This evening the foot bridge over the canal
Il
with people witnessing tub race, fell, pre-.
cipitating the people into the water. One
woman was seriously injured, and a number
of Others badly hurt.
During the terrible rain storm last evening
about three miles from LOOMS, ILL.,, two men
George Miller and Hiram Whartley, were in
stantly killed by lightning. One of the men
was engaged in feeding the horses in the barn
and the other in pitching hay.
At ST John N r Mavoie Chestmat nd q
little daughter of Mrs. John Rabbit, while
bathing in the river got beyond their depths
Mrs. Rabbit rushed in to save them, sue
ceeded in rescuing her child and returned fol-
Miss Chestmet, when both we're drowned.
Il John Roper, a young Englishman, for years
in the employ of Benjamin Allen g. Co., jew
elers, State street, Chicago, has abscondet
with about s. 600 shortage. He was tn,
chief book keeper and the firm trusted hin
implicitly.
Relative to the offer of the Canadian govern
ment of land to Irish emigrants, the chief sec
rotary for Ireland stated in parliament tina
the lord lieutenant of Canada was now com
. municating with the colonial officers in re
gard to emigration.
Louisville is out with the announcement O
her September fair Of Jockey club meeting O
five days, of the opening of al exposition, t,
: open September 10 and run several weeks, an,
finally of the Kentucky Horticultural society
meeting beginning on September 81. The stat
bee keepers also meet in that city Septembe
IS and 80
e. II. Cummings, the Oregon Railwa
i u Navigation company agent at PomerOy
S Oregon, was found murdered in his hous
e Thursday. His skull was split open with al
$ axe. His money drawer and purses wer
found ritled of their contents He was las
t seen in company of two Cinnamon, who ar