Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-16


mill and it is said that the troubles are at
an end. Several parties who are supposed
to have participated in the riots, were ar
rested this morning, and warrants are out
! for others. 1t cannot as yet be ascertained
what evidence the authorities have against
the suspects.
LARGER THAN SUPPOSED.
NEW YORK, April 14.-It is rumored that
further discrepancies have been discovered
in the accounts of ex-Mayor De Bevoise, of
Long Island city, which affect every de-
partment of the old ring city government.
The deficiency amounts to nearly $4,000,
in addition to the $108,O0O before embez-
zled.
Ex-Mayor DeBooise has been surren-
dered by his bondsmen and taken to the
county Jail. A Judgment of 100000 has
been given against him for wrongful con-
version of city bonds.
A MARYLAND FIRE.
CBIsF1ELD, Nd, April IA large fire
is prevailing here and the business part of
the city is burned. Loss not less than
$4,000.
THE OLD CONNECTICUT BOOMING.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, April 14.-The Con-
necticut river is rising here at the rate of
half an inch an hour. 1t reached fourteen
feet and eight inches above low water
mark this afternoon. No damage thus
far.
SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH.
JERSEY CITY, April 14.-Richard Gross,
an importer of toys of Philadelphia, ar
rived from Europe last night, stepped
ashore this morning to telegraph to friends
Of his safe arrival, and fell dead of heart
disease.
SUED a MEMBER OF THE HOUSE.
BosToN, April 14.-Charles E. Endicott
has instituted proceedings against Repre-
sentative Andrew ]. Browne, of Boston, for
a malicious personal attack in the legisla-
tUre. Endicott claims $1,000 damages.
He is advised that while perfect freedom
of deliberation, speech and debate is al
lowed members, such privilege does not
extend to words spoken maliciously and
not in the execution of official duty.
INSANE MAN FOUND DROWNED.
CHICAGO, April 14.-Gotleib Schles, a
wealthy German of this city, who had dis
played signs of insanity, escaped from
male watcher early one morning two
months ago and all trace of him was lost
until this morning, when his body was
taken from the Chicago river.
DEADLY REVENGE.
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April 14.-Jessie
Campbell has murdered VIM. Lakes and
wife near Decatur, Ala. They had accused
him of slandering Lakes wife.
THE BLACK RIVER ON TEAR.
WATERFOWL, N. Y, April 14.-The Black
river is higher than any time since the
flood. The ice breaking carried off the
fumes at Carthage with great damage.
Two-thirds of the manufactures are
stopped. There is a great overflow of low
lands. The ice is a foot thick on the Black
river level, and moves in large cakes in the
swift current. Men are working to avert
danger here.
THE CONFEDERATION AT IQUIQUE.
PANAMA, April 5.-No further fighting
has occurred among the canal laborers,
but further trouble is expected. The next
importation of laborers will be from the
Sandwich islands. The seven men I'M
prisoned on suspicion of the $4,000 rob
berry from the Panama railway were set
free, there being no evidence against
| them. Earthquakes are of almost daily
occurrence, but there has been no damage
thus far. The fire at Iquique destroyed
ten blocks. The fire did not reach the
business portion of the city, stopping at
the market. All the offices and depots of
the railway, the parish church, Fourth of
July hotel, the Gable compan US
offices. and the private dwellings of Messrs.
Loayza, Jameson, Dawson, Carvallo, James
Massard, Carlos Gallagher, and a number
of others were burned to the ground. It is
said vast amount of property rescued
| from the burning buildings was stolen.
The loss is estimated at S1,500,O00; in
sured. Five hundred families we're rem
| dered homeless.
| TOWN NEARLY WIPED OUT.
CRIsFrELD, Md, April IA fire start
ing in Goodselrs alley this morning burned
sixteen buildings, among them J. E. Ster-
ling & Co., J. A. Hearn & Co., j. W. Gillett
& Co., G. B. Aspbrue, J. Z. laws, J. AVIAN
| degrift, G. Landlord, the Express Office and
Leader Office. The loss is estimated at
| 100000; insurance $4,000.
THE sCHELLER TRIAL.
| MILWAUKEE, April 14.-Geo. Scheller,
accused of setting fire to the Newhall
| house, took the stand himself at the morn
! ing's session and told the story of hs life.
| He recited the incidents of his connection
with the Newhall, and accounted for the
stock on hand in the bsr-roo1n. His tes-
| timony dovetailed with that of Bingham,
who svore to finding him in bed on the
| fatal morning. Two additional witnesses
were called for the prosecution and five
| for the defense.
BRIDGE CARRI8D OFF.
SoREn, Quebec, April 1.-THE upper
portion of the Southeastern bridge at
Yamsski, is carried away and the water
| covers the piers.
HUNG BY MOB.
NORFOLK, April IA negro, who, at
Windsor, N. c., grossly assaulted daugh-
| ter of James Freeman, was captured there
and taken from the jail by mob and
| hanged.
| FALLING OF MASON WORK.
| NEwBURs, N. Y, April 14.-While a
| loaded ballasting train on the West Shore
railroad was passing through the city to-
day, about fifty feet of a great stone wall
on the east side of the track, near Third
street showed out and crashed into the
City hotel. The engine and tender were