Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-01-03

Co., loss and damage to stock, $4,000; GOV
. cred. Kaufman & Co., loss, $500; insu-
cred, $4,000. Allen, West g. Bush, damage
to building, $4,000; covered. R. It. Atkin-
son d Co., damage to stock, $4,000; COW
cred. Meyer & Co, damaged struck, loss
$4,000; covered. Wiley, Jones, damaged
stock, loss, $500; Knights of Pythias, loss
$500. Other lodges, loss $500. Abe Mey
ers. loss on groceries, $1,000. McGregor
d Thompson, stock of hardware and
building, $4,000 damages. WI. Dewoody,
druggist, and T. G. Smart, owner of three
story brick, both badly damaged; last
named $1,000.
1t is impossible to give names of com
panies holding insurance as the agency
had been moved and the books are in con-
fusion. The Garland Grays were holding
a dance over the room in which the fire
broke out. When alarm was sounded they
al escaped. Their wraps and cloaks were
io@f. 'i'he city has a steam fire engine, but
there being a sQuabble between the city
)Gi4:i. aad fire department it was permit
sd - got oct Of or Ter and was Of no use.
4 KENTUCKY INDICTMENT.
LousGy->> L., Jan. 2.-The grand jury of
! Jefferson circuit court to-day indicted
Tomas Critic den for the wilful murder
, of Rose Mosby, colored, at Anchorage,
! Dec. Is, 1882.
C1NoINNArr, Jan. 2.-The body of dead
man was found in room of Hunts hotel
| this morning. He had registered as DIR.
| Thore, of Ind1anna, but left letter to the
proprietor of the hotel saying his name
was DR.. j. B. Thompson, of Salisbury.
Conn, and directing him to telegraph his
wife at that place and his sister in Brook
Ign. He had $3.50 in money and gold
watch on his person. He died by NOR
phine.
KILLED BY AN EMBANKMENT.
AUBURN, n. Y, Jan. 2.-Nimrod Owens,
Michael Langevin and Matthew Hassett
were killed by the caving in of earth upon
them while cutting through high land for
new street.
DAsTARDLY MURDER.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Jan. "a little son of
Policeman Smock was shot late Sunday
night by one Of three roughs, who were
with difficulty captured by the police.
They are from Cincinnati, and gave the
names of John Behrman, John Hirschen-
bergen, and John Krauss. The boy died
yesterday. The men took offense at re-
mark made by some of Shocks little com
panions, and drew pistol and fired.
FIRES.
Czis11EfA,t, n, j., Jan. 2.-The residence
Of G. 3. Tanderpool, tax commissioner of |.
f,,.t- nj IN
cured.
D--2crT, Jan. 2.-Fire at Manissse last |
III, -. destroyed j II. Russells meat mar J
her, L. ". Glller's photograph gallery, Jas. !
Vandusen's saloon, Dineharts dwelling |
honse and barn, and the stores of Harry |
& Nee, hardware;. Mrs. Newson and the |
Misses Haley, millinery; Garrett & Cagwin,
novelty, and Bidelman & Lane, clothing. |
Loss about $4,000; insurance $4,000.
BOILER EXPLOSION.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 2.-The boiler !
in the saw mill of Fl. P. Hollister, three !
miles northeast of the village Of st. Louis,
exploded yesterday, killing s. R. Goodwin |
and injuring J. Richter severely, and F. !,
Myer slightly. Cause, low water. The en-
gineer has been arrested.
DARING BURGLARY.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 2-The house of |
Ernst Frankenberg, q banker at West |
Bend, Wis, was entered by two masked |
men tonight, demanding the combination |
of the safes in the bank.wThe safes having |
time locks the robbers transacted the house, !
took two gold watches, jewelry and money |
and decamped.
ABOUT A WOMAN.
VrvAy Ind Icn Eord shot 4
VIM. Landy through the heart, causing in |
The quarrel was about a woman. |
THE WARSAW MURDER.
WARSAW, Ind, Jan. 2.AThe eoroner's in
quest to-day indicates that VIM. Hail, |
whose dead body was found Saturday |
night, was murdered by Schefer Southerly |
who is under arrest.
THE MOUNT VERNON FEMALE EIEND.
MT. VERNON, o.. Jan. 2.-J. V. Stillwell |
to-day stated to a correspondent that he !
has not shadow of doubt of the truth of |
his dying wifes confession that she was !!
Implicated in three murders, the victims |
being her first husband, q stranger and a |
child by her second and last marriage. He |
says hs escaped her attempt to take his
life by mere accident.
An EATON, o., BLAZE.
EATON, O., Jan. 2.-Fire late this after |
noon started in Muselman & Co.'S grain !
elevator, which was destroyed, along with |
an adjacent dwelling, the property of the
firm. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000,
in eight companies.
HORRIBLE MURDER IN sToNRFIEID. QUE.
STosEFIELD, Que, Jan. AT Little
Rideau, East Hawkesburg, hired man
murdered R. W. Cooke and wife, their eld-
est daughter and one son. Cooke was
murdered with an az in the barnyard. !
MIS-. Cooke and daughter were strangled
in woodshed. The son, George, was
killed in bed with an ak, and another
son had a thigh broken and may recover.
Fannie Cooke coming to her brothers as
sistance received a severe wound in the
breast. and will probably recover. The muir
derer Is at large.
SALTWATER GLOBELEVs.
The Fire department meets this evening
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