Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-19
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The American residents of Florence, italy.
gave 8 banquet to Gen. Grant Wednesday night.
The Republican convention of California,
yesterday, nominated G. c. Beekman Of Jack
son county, for Governor.
The Coinage of the new dollars was com
menced at the San francisco mint Tuesday, in
the presence of a number of invited guests.
It is announced that r. R. Bridges has been
appointed receiver of the Wilmington. Column
bus & Augusta railroad, better known as the
Atlantic coast line.
Hon. William Cassius Goodloe, of Kentucky.
United States minister to Belgium, and wife.
sailed from New York for Europe yesterday. in
the steamship Adriatic.
Gen. Ord reports Lipan and Mexican Indians
and also Mexican whites again engaged in
thieving raids into Texas. The United States
and Mexican troops are actively pursuing the
raiders.
Judge Lawrence at New York yesterday, de-
MED another motion of James McHenry to in
tervene as a defendant creditor, in the suits
against the Erie railway, and for stay of the
sale of the road.
W. 81. Hyams, the absconding st. Catharines
(Ont.) dry goods merchant, was arrested at
Toronto, yesterday, on the charge of defraud-
ing creditors, and handed over to the Lincoln
county authorities.
The evening papers of Columbus, O., publish
ed yesterday interviews with all the leading
national and private bankers of that CITY, in
which they declare themselves ready to resume
specie payments at any time.
At Providence R. l., early this morning,
Corporal Hassan Suleh, Turkish arms inspec-
tor, stabbed his mistress repeatedly with a
dirk, and then jumped from the third story of
the house, but he may recover.
The Charter Oak insurance company was re-
organized yesterday, under the mutual charter
granted at the late session of the Connecticut
Legislature. About 300 policy holders were
present in person at the meeting.
In the Ohio Senate, yesterday morning the
nomination Of VIM. L. Higgins to be register
OF the Virginia school lands was confirmed. A
bill was introduced providing for the appoint
ment of district inspectors of petroleum oil.
Blasius Pestorious, the ex-priest of Philadel-
phia, recently convicted of murder, has
addressed communications to President Hayes,
demonstrating against taking his case to the
supreme court, and demanding to be executed
without delay.
The Wisconsin commandery of knights TEN
plar will give grand reception to the loyal
legion of the United States, at the Plankinton
house, Milwaukee, April 25th. It is expected
that Lieutenant General Sheridan and staff. to.
gether with other distinguished guests, will be
present
Special agents. Adams and Ham, left New
Orleans yesterday afternoon for the Calcasea
regions, on the revenue cutter Dix. Special
agent Carter, who had the management Of the
log seizures to be investigated BY these gentle
| men, is also on the Dix, to be present at the
| examination.
Paul Rudolph, aged 8, residing at Air Line
! junction, a suburban railway station, of To-
ledo, O., shot and killed Otto Benning, aged
Is, yesterday. Young Rudolph states that the
shooting was accidental, while another account
makes it the result Of a quarrel between the
lads. Rudolph is in Jail.
Some time since Smith N. HAYES was extra
dited from CANADA, to answer q charge of for
ington, Ky. He was acquitted on the forgery,
but it was sought to mold him for embezzle.
ment. The criminal court hold he could not
be tried for other than the crime for which he
was extradicted, and the case being appealed,
the court Of appeals yesterday affirmed that de
cision, thus settling the question.