Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-02
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| ALL AlspONU 0lJVItGs
The river fell two inches at Vicksburg, yes
terday.
| The music teachers of Ohio held q state
convention yesterday at Columbus, with a
good representation from all the principal
cities.
The loes by the burning of Walker hall,
| Amherst college, in Massachusetts. day be-
fore yesterday, amounted to $l65,000, insur-
ance, $73,0O0.
The governor OF Tennessee has COMMITTED
the sentence Of Andrew Jackson White, who
was to have been hanged in March, to impris-
onment for life.
The bill Of the Maryland legislature, pun
ishing wife heaters with forty lashes, has beea
signed by the governor; and be did an excel
lent job in SO doing.
| Elk Senator A. A. Sargent, the newly ap-
pointed minister to Berlin, gave splendid
banquet and reception last night at the Palace
hotel, San Francisco.
| The members of the Chicago Board of trade
Yesterday suspended for thirty days E. M.
Buchanan, & member of the board, for circu-
| lar practices il dealing in clover seed.
| The Democratic state central committee OF
Iowa have selected August 16 as the date for
state convention. The committee meets at
MarshalItoWn, Iowa, June 6 to select place.
The creditors OF the TINS Car Works, OF
Columbus, O., which made an assignment a
few days ago. held g meeting yesterday. The
appraisers reported liabilities S64 600; assets,
$4,000.
petition WAS filed in the United States
court at Indianapolis, lad, yesterday, asking
that recelver be appointed for the Indian
apoIis s. st Louis railroad. The PLAINTIFF
claim is s34, 600.
md -
Pa6o, Texas, line were robbed Thursday,
about sixty miles from San Antouio, i. is
supposed by two men who escaped from Ban
dero jail recently.
The editors and proof readers OF the New
York World, who took places at the cases of
the striking compoSitor6, returned to their
own duties yesterday, another force of com
pOsitors being secured.
Fl. L. Gosling, editor of the Castroville
Quill, and president of the Texas Press asso-
citation, has gone to Washington hoping to
secure the United States marshs!ship OF the
western district OF Texas.
Yesterday afternoon NJ. Yard. proprietor of
8 dance hall in Gunnison, Col, shot aud
killed George Walsh, a saloon keeper. The
shooting grew out of a difficulty IN the saloon
where dance was in progress.
Gel. VIM. D. wilkins, of Detroit. was fatally
stricken with apopfexy yesterday. He was in
the Mexican war and the rebellion. He has
been clerk of the district court in Detroit for
many years, and was highly popular.
In the Vanderburgh, Ind; circuit court yes
terdsy, in the suit of K. s. Babcock, jr. ct al
VS.. The Straight Line railroad, for the ep-
pointment of g. receiver, the injunction was
dissolved and tho receiver discharged.
Tive large parties are about to start from
Michigan and Missouri for the Maginnis
mining region near Bismarck. That new
mineral center is attracting good deal Of
attention and stampede there is believed in
evltable.
George freeman (''Sheeney George"),
whose case has become quite noted for. its
various phases in the courts of Chicago, was
discharged from custody yesterday on nolle
murder and burglary committed three years
ago.
Thirty-one railroads have agreed to bring
the meubers OF the society OF the Army of
the Tennessee to reunion to be held at st.
Louis, May 10, at reduced fares, aud members
who desire to avail themselves of the reduced
rates should communicate at once with Col
David Murphy, st. Louis.
Early yesterday morning q number of the
members of the Cattle Growers Protective as
ISOLATION took w. 7. Phebus and Jay McGrew,
cattle tnleTect fa0m inc jail at Pueblo, new
Mexico, and hung them to q tree. The fact
was net discovered till late in the forenoon, so
quietly was the affair conducted.
The supreme court OF Colorado yesterday
released Miss Huschcerg, serving q term in
the penitentary, on the ground that the
amendment to the criminal code by the last
legislature without an emergency clause, made
the law imperative There are other cyimi-
nails, including murdereEs, whose cases this
decision will Also affect.
As two laborers were digging drain yes
terday in st. Louis, at 9l2 Collins street,
they unearthed large pot, tightly sealed,
which contained a large amount Of English
sovereigns, American silver dollars, and hat
full, more or less, of Continental currency
in all nearly $4,000. Montgomery Blair
formerly owned the property.
A shocking case of homicide occurred
Wednesday evening, three miles east of Bloom
field, Nelson county, KY, in the killing of
Joseph Holt. school teacher, by man
named Hunter. Hunter was whipping his
wife when Holt interfered. Hunter wsyIaid
him while coming from his school house and
shot him dead II his tracks. Hunter has been
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