Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-02

district for the year ending June so, were
$13,963, 100, an increase of $695,182 over
1882.
John Walcott, David MCGOWAN and Wm.
Barnes, we're sufocated with black damp
yesterday morning at a well near Lacka-
wanna.
VIM. Derby, a negro, was arrested at
Cornwall, n. j., yesterday as the brutal
assailant of Miss Slocum in that place, on
Thursday.
Dugold McKinsey, farmer near Wild
land, Mich, in family quarrel shot his
wife in the head yesterday with revolver,
but not fatally.
Chas. Atwood, while intoxicated, shot
Justice John E. Parker in Fulton, n. Y,
yesterday afternoon and escaped. Parker's
condition is critical.
Mrs. Rogers, the victim of the horrible
rape by two negroes, at Jefferson, Tex,
was enciente at the time, and herself and
child are both dead.
Bierne is said to be challenged by a
leading readguster to fight again at an
early day. Both Bierne and seconds Ihave
arrived in Baltimore.
A Baltimore & Ohio locomotive was
ditched yesterday by running into COW,
at New Cambridge, o., and Frank Thorne,
of Newark, was killed.
Four jurors for the ex-Treasurer Polk
trial were secured out of panel of $50 at
Nashville on Saturday, This makes seven
jurors secured thus far.
Thomas Tierney, stabbed by Daniel
OConnell in Cincinnati two weeks since,
died in the Good Samaritan hospital in
that city yesterday afternoon.
G. Fehrenbach's Touring mill burned at
Cleveland yesterday morning. Loss $16,-
600 and insured for $1,000. A boarding
house adjacent was destroyed.
The Victoria rifles of Montreal have got
a permit from the Canadian militia min
lister to Gloss the lines and attend the re-
view at Champlain, \. Y, July 4.
Fifty-six boats carrying 100000 feet
of lumber left Bay City, Mich, for Ohio
and the east yesterday, the largest feet
ever leaving that port in one day.
The cracker factory of Goldsmith &
Winter, a new establishment, was burned
at Galveston, Texas, yesterday morning.
Loss $4,000, and insured for $4,000.
Every bank in Philadelphia has closed
down upon receiving the trade dollar, and
the Pennsylvania & Reading railroad has
ordered all its agents to refuse the coin.
One hundred and fifty men were thrown
out of work yesterday at the Reading, Pa,
railway shops, which have indefinitely sus-
pended operations on account of a scarcity
of work.
The statue of the late President General
Zachary Taylor, arrived at Louisville, KY,
yesterday, from Carrara, Italy, and will be
lod he
cemetery.
Patsey Burns, of Binghamton, N. Y,
wants champion Sullivan to pound him
from four to three minutes at New York,
for $1,000 and a division of the gate
money, July 30.
The case of Hutchinson for reinstate-
ment, having been expelled from the New
York board of trade for "obvious fraud"
was concluded in court yesterday and the
decision reversed.
Stephen S. Price, of Philadelphia. has
been held as an embezzler, for losing
through speculation 100000 of the
Richardson estate, which was intrusted to
him as executor and trustee.
Fifty men have been discharged from
the League Island navy yard at PhiIadel-
phia, and others are to be dispensed with
as soon as possible. Secretary Chandler
has written that the yard must be closed.
Louisiana has not sufficient money in
her treasury to the credit of the interest
fund to pay the July interest on the state
bonds, and as it must be promptly paid,
local capitalists of New Orleans have ad-
vanced the money.
The price of trade dollars fuctuated in
New York yesterday from ninety two to
eighty-6ve cents, and large amounts were
sold to brokers. Heavy orders for them
out of the city, where they had not been
boycotted, were filed.
The last rail on the gap on the Kansas
City and Memphis railroad between the
Iron Mountain railroad crossing at Hoxies
and Springfield. Mo-, was laid on Saturday.
It is expected to be completed through to
Memphis by Sept. 1.
Henry Whitney, seventy years old, and
wife seventy four years old, where found
near the Brooklyn cemetery yesterday, he
having cut his wife's and his own wrists to
bleed to death rather than starve. The
woman will die, but the man will recover.
The unfairness of the United States and
Canada settlement of the fisheries commits
sion matter in 1875, to the FORMER is to be
shown up in the order by congress for the
president to abrogate the fishery clauses
and article ten of the treaty of Washingtnn,
July l.
The banks and business men of Harris
burg, Pa, rejected the trade dollar yester-
day except at eighty-fve cents. Several
thousand trade dollars having been paid
the mill help in the city yesterday, there
is much dissatisfaction among the working
clazSas Cincinnati aIzn fnnk fha aarna
course.
Judah P. Benjamin has given farewell
banquet by 200 people at London last
night, among whom were lords and prom
inent officials. In reply to toast, Benja-