Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-17
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Iowa State Grange is in session at Des
Moines.
Stones planning mill, Newport, KY. burned
yesterday.
The ish-cultural society concluded its ses-
sions at Chicago yesterday
The Chicago press club rendered Marie Rose
grand reception last night.
Maj G. E. Glenn, U. s. A., has married
Miss Emma B. Foster, of Cincinnati.
The printing office of Bunktor s. Skinner,
st. Louis, burned last night Loss $4,000.
Louisville is agitated by an attempt to ap-
point negroes in her police and fire depart
| ments.
The grand and petit juries for the January
term of the district court were drawn yester-
day.
Officer Gibbons ran in a bowling drunk last
night, from the corner of Fourth and Mime
sofa streets.
Mrs. Maggie Emery, of Elktown, n. Y, be-
queaths 100000 to Vanderbilt university at
Nashville, Tenn.
Gen. Daniel McCauley, of Cincinnati, has
been appointed manager of the Milwaukee
Soldiers home.
Charles P. Clinch for many years assistant
collector of the port of New York, died yester-
day IN the o4th year OF his age.
VIM. Perden, of Lion, Iowa, tried to steal
drink OF whisky at drug store. 1t proved
to be poison and killed him in fifteen minutes
It is officially announced that the Western
Union Telegraph company has adopted rates
the same as are charged by other telegraph
companies
While worknen were taking down wooden
and brick structure in Montreal yesterday, the
building fell, killing one and seriously injur
ing several others.
F. E. Clark, Connecticut; g. NJ. Weston,
Memphis; Wm. S. Hill, and G. E. Skinner,
Faribault are among yesterdays arrivals at
the Metropolitan.
Steamboat inspectors Jayne, Caldwell, Craft,
and Mathews, indicted of manslaughter, in
connection with the Seawanhaka disaster,
have filed a demurrer, which was sustained.
II. R. Newberry, son of Congressman New
berry, of Detroit, was married yesterday to
Miss. Harriet Dudgeon, president of the Re-
public insurance company, of Chicago Bishop
Harris of the NJ. Z. church Officiated.
A. B. Patterson obtained a $67, 900 verdict in
Baltimore court yesterday against H. G. Att
rell. Patterson was employed in 1915 by Att
rell TO adjust a difference between the Crescent
City Gas company and the New Orleans com
pany, and the suit grows out of this.
The district court at Cincinnati has refused
Issue of the writ OF mandamas, asked for by
Prosecuting Attorney Drew, to compel Judge
Smith TO rcscend his order removing Drew
from the case of the State vs.. S. W. Hoffman,
and assessed the cost of the proceeding against
Drew.
Edward Kennedy, who week ago plead
guilty of murder in the second degree,for hav-
ing shot Nellie Stokes, yesterday withdrew his
plea and decided to stand trial on the charge
of murder in the first degree. physician
pronounced the man OF unsound mind. The
defense will DC insanity.
The committee of the San Francisco board of
trade To consider the iuter-oceanc canal affairs,
telegraphed congratulations to Admiral Ara
men on the favorable outlook for Nicaragua
canal. Also to Senator Booth, asking him
and the California delegation to assist in the
furtherancc of the project.
At Pittsburgh, yesterday, Judge McKennon
granted a rule against the Pennsylvania rail
road and Junction road to show cause why a
writ of sequestration should not issue against
the latter because of an attempted violation of
an Injunction which had been issued.
Hy. Williams, found badly wounded near
Cincinnati Wednesday night, died yesterday.
A negro named Gibson has been arrested for
his murder and robbery. He purchased
pair of shoes with the money he had taken
from his victim, leaving behind the pair he
was wearing, which were spotted with blood
and bore tufts of the hair Of his victim.