Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-19
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| DUBUQUE, Sept. 1S.-Fire broke out this
morning in building formerly used as All
oat meal mill, and entirely consumed it.
The property belonged to Christian Ich-
10th, but was mortgaged to Chas. Stafford
for $4,000, who held insurance to that
amount. The mill has not been used of late
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 1S.-The building
occupied by the Chicago fire works con-
pany, burned. Loss, $4,000. No in
surance.
PHTERBoRo, Ont, Sept. 18.-Hall Bros
biscuit and confectionery factory, Nor
gan's hotel, a grocery and frame building
adjoining, burned. Loss, $4,000. Mrs
Roddy was caught and it is supposed IA
tally injured by a falling wall.
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 18.-The Leader
special reports that the Welsh fire
brick works, at Phillipsburg, the largest
manufacturing establishment in Western
Pennsylvania, was destroyed by fire to-day.
Unknown origin. Loss, $4,000. Several
freight cars of the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
railroad were also burned
ELMIRA, N. Y. Sept. 1S.-The common
council offer $500 reward for the convic-
ton of the person Who fired j. Richardson
i Co.'s shoe factory.
WAR SHIP ASHORE.
HALIFAX, Sept. ia telegram tonight
to the naval authorities states that the
British war ship Phoenix, ashore at East
Point, Prince Edwards Island, is bilged
and full of water. All materials, guns.
ETC., have been taken off. None of the
crew lost. The ship is offered for sale as
she lies On the beach.
KILLED nv THE CAPa
STAUNToN, Va, Sept. 1S.-Two mutes
(youths) named Akers, just escaped from
the state institution, were killed on the
railroad track near Staunton.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 18.-Enos Jameson, as
sistant TREASURER of the Peoples theater,
suicided this morning by taking dose of
morphine. His friends claim that he took
an overdose by mistake. Jameson was
only twenty-five years of age.
THE EAST TENNESSEE MURDERERs
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Sept 1s.-A rumor
got credence late tonight, that the Tay-
lors are captured and brought to this city.
The fire alarm sounded and at this time
(11:3O) 5000 people are about the Jail de-
handing the prisoners. There are $4,000
reward now offered for the arrest of the
Taylors.
A committee of five were permitted to
examine the jail, and when reported that
Taylor was not there the excitement was
intense. The best citizens figure conspic-
uously in the mob. The crowd is slowly
leaving the Jail. The country is being
secured for the criminals, but nothing has
been seen Or heard of them since Thursday
night last.
MARsHALLTowN, To-, Sept. 1S.-R. E.
Sherwood, prominent young man, went
fishing in the river alone Sunday. His
upturned boat was found with the end of
a trolling line fastened to the gunwale,
the hook snagged and the blight of the line
around Sherwood's ankle, four feet from
the boat The coroner's jury found YER
dict of accidental drowning. The body
was taken home to Sidney PLANE, NY
RAILROAD COLLISION.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 1S.-A collision
occurred on the Wabash railway to-day at
Wabash between a freight and switch
engine. Several cars were badly smashed.
No one was seriously injured.
SHELBYvILLE, KY. Sept. 1S-At
1870 this evening five miles west of this
city, a freight and passenger train collided
wrecking the freiget and severely, perhaps
fatally injuring JAS. Bodken, the brakeman
who was buried in the wreck. No passen-
gers hurt.
PHIPPs ARRESTED.
HAMILTON, Ont, Sept. 18.-Mai. Phipps,
the defaulting superintendent of the Phil
Cd 1v,hi n, 10 c@ol
Phipps was known here as J. D. Thompson.
He is accompanied by his wife.
TO BE SHOT FOR MURDER.
DALLAS, Sept. 17.-John Mckinley, form
erly residing here, has been sentenced by
the Mexican authorities to be shot to death
for killing Mexican.
STABBED TO DEATH.
WHITNEY, Tex, Sept. 1s.-J. w. Jones
stabbed to death 10. E. Grafin Sunday
FIGHT BETWEEN POLICEMEN.
New YoBK.-Sept. 1s.-During the fight
tonight in Union market police station be-
tween officers Hogan and Henderson, the
latter fired frequently at Hogan the balls
taking effect on his head and wrist, pro-
ducing dangerous wounds. Henderson
began the quarrel by striking Hogan with
his club. It is believed Henderson had teen
drinking. He was arrested.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 17.-Eighteen car
loads of race horses arrived at the grounds
of the Louisville jockey club to-day.
There are now double the number of racers
than ever before at the fall meeting of this
famous club. The stables are unparalleled
in the annals of this club. The races COM
mence Wednesday, September 90 and con-
tinues ten days. For the st. Leger and
Stallion stakes there has never been such
events. Both are greater than for years.
Do Your Best.