Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The school census will show So, GOO as
Chicago's present population.
Senator Hill, of Georgia, is worse and his
death is looked for to-day or tomorrow.
There is great excitement in Montreal over
the Hunter defalcations, and warrants for his
arrest have been issued.
McLaughlin's paper mill at Troy, N. Y,
burned yesterday. Insured. The mill closed
two weeks ago to be rebuilt.
Bishop Lafeche, of Three Rivers, Ont has
forbidden the ladies Of his congregation under
pain Of sin from wearing curls.
At Raleigh, n. c., yesterday, w. NJ. Robins
was nominated by the Democrats OF the
Seventh district for congress.
In Hamilton, Oot., at midnight, last night,
the Great Western railway was merged into
the Grand Trunk railway of Canada.
Jas. w. Phase, loom fixer of Lowell, Mass,
fired twice at his wife yesterday without effect
aud then killed himself. Intemperance.
The widow of Jas. Robert Adams, cashier
of the West Eud hotel at Long Branch, who
kille d himself, is at the point of death from
All books on the Great Western and Grand
night, and new ones opened in the name of the
amalgamated roads.
At Newburg, n. Y, Mike Cassida, gang
boss, and one Italian were killed yesterday by
a premature explosion on the West Short
road. Another Italian was injured.
A freight train crashed into the cars on a
side track at Newark, O., to-day, on the Pam
handle road. causing an ugly wreck. No one
was hurt. Cause, misplaced switch.
Yesterday the steam barge Nile carried away
the cock at Black Rapids, Ont, ten miles
from Ottawa. Repairs began at once, but it
will be several days before the route is cleared.
farmer, j. Baker, of Hartford. O., was
Telling a tree yesterday, when a heavy limb
struck his son crushing his skull, scattering
brains and breaking nearly every bone in his
body
An unknown man about 60 years OF age was
struck and killed by the Chicago passenger
train Of the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st. Paul
road few miles out of Milwaukee yesterday
morning.
Near Loan Denton, Dallas county, Texas,
three brothers named Steele opposed the mar
riage OF their mother with q man named
Greene. Two Green's and one of the Steeles
were mortally wounded. This is q model
Texan item.
Patrick Butterlield, an old Irish gardener OF
Streater, Ill. murdered Johnnie Hayes Thurs
day night, by hitting him on the head with a
club. Hayes was annoying him along with
other boys.
At Baltimore yesterday Jno. Barnes was
killed aud Geo. Kenman, and S. Hebbs was
severely injured by q locomotive while at
tempting to cross the track of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad.
at Argentine station, four miles from Kan.
sas City on the Santa Fe road, John Mcmahon,
the night watchman at the transfer depot
there, last night quarreled, shot and killed G.
Mckinney, a switchman. Mcmahon gave
himself up, claiming it was iustifiabls.
The propeller Menomonie is reported by her
rod ind loLro
Tuesday night thick cold cloud, which burst
on her decks, covering them with snow and
slush six inches deep. The steamer soon
emerged from the cold streak. The occur.
renee is unprecedented.
At Oshkosh last evening a young man
named Fred Leayens, of Olean, N. Y, was
found in an Clubhouse in the agopies of death
with bullet hole through his brain and
revolver by his side. The circumstances tend
to show that the shooting was accidental. He
is unconscious and cannot live.
Mrs. Henry Gunther, young woman of
Dayton, o., married only two weeks ago,
died from the effects of poison taken in her
coffee. Several other members of the family
were affected by the same cause but have re-
covered. The presence of poison in the coffee
cannot be accounted for though strict ex-
animation has been made.
The Crab Orchard sprisgs, Ky, property
was sold yesterday by decree Of count for $780,
600, and furniture and fixtures for $500,
total $29,500, and was purchased by w. N.
HaldemaD, representing Louisville syndicate
The property cost nearly 5000, 900, and consid-
ering its intrinsic value is regarded as the low
est sale ever made in the United States.
Notice has been given by the Helmbacker
forge and rolling mill of St. Louis, that here
after none but non-union workmen will be
employed there. This throws about 100 union
! men out of work and is the result of disa.
greement about the making of muck iron, the
union men insisting that it should be made
at the mill while the company assert that they
will obtain it where they please.
Jno. W. Riblet, twenty. five years old was
put off a Pittsburgh & Fort Wayne train, FIVE
| miles east of Crestline, O, THURSDAY night
| for not paying his fare. He started to walk
| and when within two miles OF town left the
| track to avoid train and stepped in front of a
/ locomotive running In the opposite direction
| on the other track. Riblet was instantly killed
| His remains were cent to his home In London.
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