Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-26
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The liabilities of julius Com, New York
(assigned) are $7S, ,2SS; nominal assets $5S, It's;
actual assets, $43. .65l.
The business part of the village of Augusta,
Wis.,, was destroyed yesterday morning by an
incendiary fire. Loss 800, GOO.
Collector Wade, of Savannah, Ga, telegraphs
that he has captured the notorious Wash Per-
ham and his notorious destillery.
VIM. Woelsley, former resident of New
castle, Pa, aged "a, was burned to death at an
oil well near Bradford, Pa, last evening.
Of 10000 quintals of grain imported into
France the first eight months of the present
year, I, 100, 600 quintals came from America.
The California stock exchange San Francisco,
better known as the Little Board, has suspend
ed, owing to depression in the stock busi-
ness.
Schedules of the assignment of Robinson,
Lord & Co., New York. show liabilities $1O7, ,070,
and nominal assets of sos, ,059-actual assets,
S85, ,043.
A Quebec dispatch says the entire capital of
the Credit-F Foncier Frances Canadienne has
been subscribed and it is now proposed to
double it.
Robert f. johnson. for % years editor of the
Michigan Farmer, died unexpectedly and
without warning Sunday night from fatty de-
generation of the heart.
at meeting of the Philadelphia book trade
yesterday, a committee report in favor of
copyright protection of American citizens in
the ownership of foreign books, dramas, etc..
was approved.
At Bolton, Texas, yesterday, Mat A. Nc
Knight shot at JOs. Denick, the ball passing
through his neck, inflicting mortal wound
and striking Jno. w. Kemp nnder his right
eye, killed him instantly. Mcknight escaped.
Brig. Gen. James W. Forsyth was a witness
before the Warren court of inquiry yesterday
His evidence amounted to nothing of public
interest, except that Warren in his interview
with Sheridan the day of the battle of Five
Forks looked gloomy and despondeRt.
A Republican Congressman (Chittenden), of
Brooklyn, offers to pay $4,000 for evidence
leading to the arrest and conviction of the men
who forged Garfeld's Chinese letter. He would
be almost as much surprised as Garfield HIM
self if such evidence could be produced.
MIR. Hayes and party were expec ted at Fort
Cummings, N. NJ. last evening. Their Jour
ney thence to the Atchison & Santa Fa road
will be in am nbu.snces, with a strong military
escort. They are expected to arrive at Santa
Fe to morrow night, 1t the hostile Apaches do
not capture them.
Gen. Weaver, the Greenback candidate, and
Hon. E. Gillette, both pronounce forgery a
letter from the former to the latter, as pub
lished in the New York Star of Saturday. The
letter purported to be an unnecessary state
ment that Weaver opposed fusion in Maine in
the interest of the Republ party.
A cable dispatch of yesterday states that a
German philosopher has enunciated the opin-
ion that the present produeti on of grain in the
United States is due to an excessive drain upon
virgin soil, which must be followed by exhaus-
tion, so that in course of time the condition of
agricultural production Of America will fall to
the European level.
Sam. L. Perry, colored, who at one time re-
sided in North Carolina, and is reported to
have taken prominent part in the exodus of
the colored people of that State to Indiana,
was arrested in Washington, yesterday, upon a
warrant issued in compliance with requisi-
tion from the governor of North Carolina, on a
charge of having forged school certificates in
Lemon county, North Carolina, December, 1878.