Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-26
All AROUND TIRE GLOBF.

Windows whisky investigation committee
will meet on Monday.
Emile Grisar, resident consul for Belgium,
at San Francisco, died yesterday.
A st. Louis telegram says Zol Watkins, the
missing Denver girl has been found but, gives
no particulars.
James Fitzgerald, the bunko man, who
swindled Charles Francis Adams, in Boston,
has been found guilty.
Andy Neal, horse thief, was hung by
yigilantes near Pickford, Washington terri
tory, a day or two ago.
U. S. district attorney searle has returned
from st. Cloud, where he was detained by
sickness in his family.
Senator Cameron was entertained at Phila-
delphia, last night, by President Roberts of
the Pennsylvania road.
Coal operators in the Clarified region,
Pennsylvania, are organizing police force in
view of an expected strike.
The liabilities of r. Porter Lee, president
of the defunct First National bank, Buffalo,
are 100000; assets $500
Meyer Schneider, wholesale liquor dealer at
Albany, n. Y, killed himself tonight on &C.
count Of financial difficulties.
Phillip Callan, liberal member of the
English parliament for Louth, was to-day
expelled from the Reform club.
The new tunnel on the New York, Ontario
& Western railway at Uniou Hill, N. j., fell
in yesterday, killing three laborers.
The court house at the center of Cherokee
county, Ala, with all records, burned yester-
day. Loss very heavy; no insurance.
At Marlboro, Mass, yesterday Lewis I. Eyre,
champion bicycle rider of the United States,
was thrown from bicycle and badly injured.
The inquest develops that Thomas O'Hara,
who was killed in st. Louis Wednesday night,
was killed by col0red boy sixteen years old.
Father Cuddihy has announced that he will
not permit the grand army to enter the Cath
Ollie cemetery at Milford, Mass. ,on Decoration
day.
Owen Sweeney, Chicago letter carrier, ar
rested for stealing letters, made full written
confession yesterday and was held to the
grand jury.
John Anderson shot and killed Robert
Graham at lumber camp on Cedar river,
Mich, yesterday. They were quarreling
| about wages.
Globe hotel, Methodist parsonage, two resi-
dences and Gould & scott's block, burned at
Colborne, Ont, last night. Loss $685. 900.
Insured $4,000.
Hon. F. s. Christengon, Pine City, assistant
secretary of state and commissioner of stats.
| tics, is in charge of the duties of his office,
after short vacation.
Tucson, Arizona, had q sensation yesterday
In the attempt of E. D. Posten to shoot the
editor of the Citizen. He missed his mark
and the editor still lives.
The congressional committee of the Seventh
Iowa district, met Yesterday and chose Des
Moines and July 9th for place and time OF
| holding the district convention.
1t is stated the committee of the Union
club, New York, reported in favor of expellide
j. F. Loubat and of censuring Henry Turn
| bull, principals in the recent scandal.
The general store of Frank Ogden, which
also contained the postoffice, at Baskerville
KY, was robbed and burned yesterday. The
citizens threaten to lynch the perpetrators.
| Eugene V. Clad has been found guilty, al
Philadelphia, of mutilating gold coin. III
made $3.50 out of s.. pieces, and s5 out of $l(
pieces, substituting platinum for the goll
taken.
The sale of herd of sixty-four head O
short-horn cattle at London, Ohio, belonging
to the estate of David Selser, attracteda large
number of buyers yesterday. The cattl
averaged $500 per head.
At meeting OF the newly CONSOLIDATED
daily Republican and Sentinel, Milwaukee
under the title of RepHblican-Sentinel. E. 81
! Broadhead, Chas. Ray and W. Il. Fitch wer,
chosen directors, and Chas. Ray president anc
w. G. Fitch, secretary.
| In Iowa Monday last a wealthy farmer OF
Buchanan county named JAS. w. Patterson
| died suddenly. Suspicion of foul play wa:
aroused and the coroner sent for, who with
+: the aid of physicians removed the stomach
and sent it to the State university to bs
analysed. The jury found that death wal
produced by poison.