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

Gen. Sherman reached the Hot Springs,
Arkansas, yesterday.
Hamilton Bros, paper house, Milwaukee,
assigned yesterday. Liabilities about $4,000.
Some sixty Chicago gamblers yesterday
gave bonds in $3.50 each to appear for an early
trial.
Geo. Killian was yesterday at Belleville, in
dicted for being concerned in the murder OF
five persons.
The Falls City Packing company OF I. c. q
J. T. Barber, Louisville has assigned liabilities
and assets about $4,000.
A fire at jackson, Tenn, yesterday burned
Taylor's block together with several stores
adjoining. Loss $4,000.
In sho1 ting ARRAY at Arkansas City, Ark,
Sunday, W. j. Hale was killed by John
Fuller, who escaped, both intoxicated.
The Chicago clergymen are moving united
ly to stop Sunday theatrical performances and
will exhaust every method to accomplish that
end
Bob Jones, for the murder of "Shenee"
Phillips (white), September %, 1850, wac SEN
fenced yesterday at Charlotte, N. c.. to hang
April 81.
Gov. Cullom, H., being ill yesterday, did
not issue his proclamation converting the leg
islature in extra session. 1t is understood it
will be issued to-day.
Michael Emclone, convicted of shootin g
Louis Hanse, French saloon keeper, New York
city, December 29th last, has been sentenced
to be hanged April 2sth.
A fist fight between Chas. Murray and Da-
vid Sands in a Cincinnati saloon Saturday
night, ended in Sands stabbing Murray twice
with knife causing his death. Sand surren-
dered.
Under the decision of the United States SUI
preme court Yesterday the management of the
Chicago q Eastern Illinois railroad is trans.
ferred to the Chicago, Danville & Vincenne
railroad.
A tree was blown down at Red Bluff, Jeffer-
son county, Arkansas, Sunday afternoon and
struck buggy containing Oscar Davis and
wife. He was instantly killed and his wife
fatally injured.
The business portion of the town Of Mace
donna, near Council Bluffs, Iowa, was burned
yesterday morning. The bank and town hall
were among the buildings destroyed. Loss
$40, 900 to $4,000.
Work wrs started in the Adams Cotton fac
tory at Montgomery, Ala, yesterday. 1t Is the
first factory of the kind in the city, and the
event caused great enthusiasm. The capacity
of the mill is about $1,000 balas OF cotton.
1t is currently reported that Gen. Curtiss,
| of New York, special agent of the United
| States treasury, has been indicted by the Unit
ed States grand jury for collecting assess
| ments from government employees for political
purposes.
| The habeas corpus proceedings at Greens.
burg, Ind, in the case of Mrs. Walton, charged
with being an accomplish in the murder of her
husband, who was shot In his house by Aaron
Foraser, resulted in decision that she be re-
manded to Jail and held without bail.
Two men entered the house OF P. j. Hughes
in Topeka, Kansas, at 8 O'Clock on Monday
morning, and while one stood guard the Other
presented pistol at the heads of Hughes ant
his wife, and compelled them to be quiet while
he took 500 from Hughes pants pocket.
A tragedy occurred at Perryville, Perry
county. Arkansas, yesterday, Robert Taylor
tax collector of the county, being shot by DR.
Sims, nephew of the noted Quantrell, O
war fame. Sims received anonymous letters
! addressed Bill Quantrell, and Taylor said b,
wrote item himself. Sims demanded re
traction, and enforced his argument with
double barreled shotgun