Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Sixteen thousand people marched in pro-
cession of host to-day at Montreal.
Ex.Gov. Dennison, of Ohio, is sinking rap
idly at Columbus. His death Is question of
time.
q Hanlan, the oarsman, who has been dam
gerously sick at Toronto is now out of
danger.
The annal convention of the America n
Bankers association will be held at Sar atOg II
on the 10th and 18th of August.
the IMaencrshor of Cincinnati, sailed yesterday
from New York for Antwerp Rhineland.
Edward Hurd, of Suquehanna, Pa. who was
driving through the woods yesterday was
shot dead by tramp and his body robbed.
John johnson (colored), aged II, was ar
rested for grossly assaulting white girl, at
Eckles, s. G. He will probably be lynched.
A small market gardener of the suburb of
Humboldt, near Chicago, hung himself yes.
terday because his corn was rOtting in the
ground.
Willie Rublman, aged three years, was acct
dentally killed yesterday afternoon at Warren,
Pa, by being tramped upon by horse in the
stable of Geo. Culver.
Argus Morrison,iof Toronto, Canada, a well
known politician and Elk NJ. P. and former
ly mayor of Toronto, was found dead in
bed yesterday morning, Of heart disease.
Dur ng parade of the military yesterday
afternoon in honor of the ASSOCIATION,
bridge fell under the weight of the people.
Many were seriously hurt but none fatally.
Four Germans, who were boat riding on
Fox river, at Neenah, Wis, yesterday after
noon, were carried over the dam and a man
and wife by the name of Priest were drowned.
A man named John Kelly Was arrested
Thurday night about half mile south of
Columbus, Ky, and proved to be one of the
gang who robbed the postoffice at that place
Wednesday hight.
The Mississippi Press association brought
it's annual convention to a close Friday at
Matches. Frank Benkett of Okalona was
chosen president. The next convention will
be held in Columbus.
At Indianapolis Ind, a colored man named
Harvey was struck with club by another
colOred man named Swanngau Saturday night
and has been unconscious since the occurrence.
He will probably die.
The saleof 81, tl,rn:ti, atDexter park,
Chicago, continued yesterday with draft of
forty mine head from the herd of Henry G.
Meredith, Cambridge City, Ind. They realized
S7,450 an average of Sl9l,
VIM. Tracy, not long ago tried and acquit-
ted of the murder of Chas. P. Miller was
muclted Friday in $4,000 by Dennis Sullivan in
shot wound Inflicted by Tracy.
In the chess tournament at Vienna, yester-
day Steinetz was leading with score of Is;
Mason and Winawer, came next with II
each; Mackenzie and Zukertort 15H; English
10; Blackburn l6H and Ware s.
Information is received that last week the
Little Missouri, Big Fork, Caldo ;and Qua
chita rivers in southwestern Arkansas, were
higher than ever before known, devastating
plantations and causing severe loss and suffer-
ing.
A party of American railroad hands at
tackled number of MeXicans in camp at
Iago ranch, Texas, near Ell Paso, yesterday. A
desperate fight followed during which three
Americans and number of Mexicans were
killed.
A little girl named Sontag,at Titusville, Pa,
aged three and half years, was instantly
killed yesterday afternoon by the fall of
movable partition at Schwertz's brewery in
that place. Her brother aged five years was
fatally injured.
1t is reported in New York that the trunk
lines have agreed to advance freight rates to
take effect July LIST, and that lake and canal
rates will also be advanced to conform with
the new prices.
A runaway horse striking against the
bridge crossing the rapids of Mont. Morancie
at Quebec, mashed down the guards, and horse
wagon and occupant, the daughter of
fnrmer named Laberge, went into the river
and were swept over the falls.
The ladies branch of the Parnell land league
in Cincinnati held meeting last evening.
Five new members were elected. The presi-
dent, Miss Rowland, made remarks of en-
couragement and sympathy to the fifteen mem.
bers present. They are ex.communicants
from the Catholic church.
A passenger train on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad ran over cow few miles
east of Martinsburg, M. Va, Saturday night
abought midnight, cvusing the wreck of
the train and damage to the company's
property, amounting to about $4,000. Sew
eral passengers and a newsboy were injured.
At Cairo, H., yesterday morning, j. G..
Reeves, saloon keeper, struck Chas. Wander
wort, switchman on the Illinois Central rail-
road, on the head with wooden beer mallet
The blows will probably result fatally. Van
derv0rt owed Reeves and after paying his bill
began using very strong language towards
Reeves.
W. q. Lawrence of Jacksonville, Ind, who
has been doing business in hardware for
years, ClOStQ up ulo cStdUlSuucub udkluR an
assignment to A. F. McNaughtou for the
benefit of his creditors. 1t is said that the
liabilities of the concern are about $4,000, |
most of which is an old debt which Lawrence
had been struggling under for years. The
assets are about $1,000.
Union Park
VIII be rented by the day to societies for fes.
tiyal occasions. Come early and secure Your