St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-26
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The burning of the Michigan Central
freight house at Chicago involved loss of
$40, 900.
Clara Pratt, a colored woman of Cincin-
natl shot her husband last night. Jealousy
was the cause.
Complaint is being made at Marseilles that
the authorities are getting careless in precau-
tons against the spread of cholera.
The chief secretary of Ireland has given
the Dublin corporation instructions to pre-
pare for an outbreak of cholera.
A new expedition to the Congo country is
being sent out by the German-African socle-
ty, from Hamburg.
The soldiers monument at Dayton, o.,
was completed yesterday. 1t will be dedi-
Gated the last day of the soldiers reunion.
1t is officially announced that the czar's
visit to the palace has not been renowned.
Extraordinary precautions will be taken to
prevent acts of violence.
Count Won Beurst viii issue his volume of
memoriesin German and French, at Strut
CART and Paris respectively.
France has conceded to China another de-
lay, this time for eight days. If, in the mean
time, the celestials do not come to time, the
French squadron will siege Foo Chow.
Simon P. Bryant, a well to do farmer lv-
ing near Shelbyville, KY, was arrested,
charged with the ruin of his seventeen year
old daughter.
A dispatch from Norristown, Pa, says the
Stony Creek Iron company is compelled to
suspend operations on account of the delay
in obtaining bituminous coal.
A gang of cattle thieves few nights ago
cut out forty head Of fat t@o-year-olds from
the herd Of W. j. Collins at a rancho near
Ennis, Texas, and succeeded in getting away
with them.
A Green Bay, Wis, special says three
young children Of Joseph Ashley went bath
ing in the river near there, and in attempt
ing to rescue one of their lumber all three
persisted.
Sheriff McCord who was shot by a burglar
at Marshalltown, Iowa, is in a hopeful con-
diton, but very seriously wounded.
Post Collector Sears interprets the amended
Chinese restriction act to extend the restric-
ton until 1894, according to section 1. This
adds two years to the original act.
The Panhandle road paid Lafayett Huff
So, 900 for injuries caused by being elected
from train one year ago. The case had
been appealed but the decision of the lower
court was affirmed
A negro boy by the name of Henry Cum
ningham, at Cairo, Ill, was killed yesterday
by runaway team.
At Louisville, KY, the tannery of Saver 81
Co. was totally destroyed by fire, supposed to
be incendiary. Loss about $50, 600; par
italy insured.
Adyices from South Africa states that the
people at Vrijburg, in Stella land, pulled
down the British flag hoisted by Mackenzie.
The ringleaders were ordered arrested.
President Arthur leaves Washington this
morning for New York. He is accompan-
led by Miss Nellie Arthur, John Davis and
Private Secretary Phillips.
| Ex-Gov. Walter Hartman died at Concord,
n. H., yesterday morning, aged sixty-seyen.
| Two negroes, Andrew Johnson and Addi-
son Smith, living near Glasgow, Mo-, quar-
relied over woman, and Johnson shot and
killed Smith
The steamer J. NJ. Bowel was capsized on
the Mohongahela river and thirty persons,
including the crew, were thrown into the
| river. All were rescued but little child. The
boat was not badly damaged.
Henry Elkins, the well-known landscape
painter Of Chicago, died yesterday of noun
tain fever at Georgetown, Colorado.
The Baltimore q Ohio Telegraph company
has reduced rates for messages between St.
Louis and Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
phia and New York to twenty-five cents for
fifteen words.
On unknown man at Erie, Pa, want out
on the river in a boat. stripped himself and
deliberately jumped into the river and was
drowned
Health Commissioner DeWolf, of Chica go,
held a consultation with the physicians of
that city last night for the purpose of laying
out plan for handling cholera in case it
should appear there.
Andrew Meager, marshal of Glendale, a
suburb of Cincinnati, was arrested yesterday
charged with murder. Several days he had
charge of Dan Donovan, a prisoner for in
toxicatiou Both were on a train, and it is
claimed Meager broke Donovan's skull with
a club, and then threw him off the car to
avoid suspicion.