Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-25

was yesterday blown off by an explosion.
Cause unknown. The building burned to the
ground. Three men were burned. The loss
is $250,000.
VIM. Sexton, the bilIardist of New York
city, sues the Blocker Street Railway COM
pany for $1,000 for injuries. sustained when
eiecting him from Car for refusing to pay his
fare second time.
E j. B. Kelsey, private banker at Versailles,
Mo-, was arrested at Upton, Mo-, yesterday,
charged with misappropriating funds deposit
ed in his bank, which closed its doors We'd
nesday. Liabilities of bank $4,000.
VIM. Bates, of BelIalre, Ohio, when walking
on the Baltimore Ohio track near Franklin
station, w. Va, yesterday afternoon was
struck by train and run over, receiving in
juries. He died at z O'Clock this evening.
A. Goodrich, employed by the Cunard CON-
pany, was severely beaten by the striking
longshore men Wednesday night in Boston.
Three loads of Italians arrived yesterday
morning. The strikers offered no violence.
At Paterson, N. j., yesterday, the coroner's
Jury found James Kennedy guilty Of man.
slaughter for negiecting his children while
sick with the smallpox. He locked them in
the garnet and did not provide medical attend
ance.
Maj. Chas. H. Cole, of Dallas, Tex, died
suddenly at Austin Wednesday night. He has
grafton, land and other enterprises since the
war and was well known throughout the
country.
Alex. Julian, brother of Hon. Ira Julian,
committed suicide on the fair grounds at
Louisville, KY, yesterday, by shooting him.
self through the brain. He was q candidate
for sheriff in the late election and his defeat
| is believed to be the cause. ,rores
Rev. Leander streber, better known as
hes d. -
Roman Catholic church, and an old citizen OF
Louisville, died at his home yesterday. He
was born in Bavaria and came to this country
| in 1874, and to Louisville in 1876.
Judge w. D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania. ad-
| dressed large audience In the eastern hall of
| the exposition building. Denver, Col, Wed
nesday night, on the growth of Colorado for
| the last ten years, and the reduction of the
| internal revenue tax. 1t was q mastery ef-
| fort.
An exciting horse thief hunt is progressing
| in Van Buren, county, Ark. Two thieves
were killed on the 22d, and one has been sent
| to the penitentiary for sixteen years. The
| thieves are band of desperate characters and
| it is anticipated that there will be trouble in
their capture. -,,.-e
| C. B. Hawley, L. V. Grimes and Cicero
Grimes, the Arizona murderers, last night
| made full confession of the manner In which
i
| and L. V. Grimes were quietly and expeditions.
| ly lynched. Cicero Grimes was taken to a
place Of safety.
| A new railroad company has been organized
| with Norvin Green at the head, called the
"Great American and European Short Rail
road company" Its object Is to shorten the
trip to Europe by conveying passengers By
| rail to the eastern coast of Newfoundland
and thence shipping them to the west coast o.
Ireland. Three or four days will thus b.
saved.
Some excitement has been caused in thu
jewelry trade in st. John, N. B., by customs
officers visiting four establishments ant
Selling large quantities of American jewelry
1t Is claimed that only small portion of i'm
ported jewelry paid the duty. The goods ar,
smuggledinto the upper provinces, 1t Is said
and then sent to st. John with regular In
| voices.
At a fair In gythinana, KY, yesterday Jact
Mccarthy and Dick Murphy attacked E. s
Farrell. Murphy shot at Farroll and missed
him, but hit Miss Matte Kennedy in the head
The wound was slight because the ball wal
spent. City Marshal Jack West, assisted b,
Private Policeman G.. Fowler, arrested Nc
earthly and Murphy. While on the way to jail
James Kearns, friend Of the prisoners, trie(
to push Policeman Fowler under passing
railway train, whereupon City Marshal West
shot Kearps twice, killing him. He ther
procccded 10 iail with his prisoners,