Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-05
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dispatch from Bombay states that the
viceroy of India has had a sharp attack of
fever.
Liveright Greenwald & Co. s, clothing manu-
factory, Philadelphia, has been damaged by fire
gas 600.
New Brunswick, N. j., advertise that
''tramps found here in the future will be made
to bresk stone for thirty days.
The loss by burning of the Pepperell Manu-
featuring company's cotton house. at Bidde-
ford, Me-, was 1900. Insured.
Ross, of st. Johns, easily defeated Trickett,
of Sydney, at their second trial match over the
Thames championship course Saturday.
Saturday $50 bales of wool was sold in Lon
don, chiefly Port Phillip. Sydney and New
Zealand. with fair demand and prices firm.
The Eeditors and publishers OF Truth, in
dicted for criminal libel of Gen. Garfield,
Saturday fled bonds in 50 000 each to appear
for trial.
Thomas McGraw, prominent capitalist of
Detroit, Mich, whose failure was reported
several months ago, has settled with his credi-
tors and Saturday resumed charge of his prop
erty.
The value of silk exports from Lyons, France,
to America in November was only 100000
francs, nearly 600 600 francs less than in o.
tober, and 2, 000, 900 francs less than in Sep
TENDER.
candidate for Congress in the late election, on
Saturday served notice of his purpose 10
contest the seat of Edward Martin in the For
ty-Sevepth Congress.
The wife of 8. Lewis Neal, well-krown
merchant of Yanceyville, N. c., was burned to
death Saturday morning, her clothes taking
fire while at prayer with her infant child be-
fore going to church.
Joseph D. Wilson, who previous 10 the was
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| war was lieutenant on the Confederate
| steamer Alabama, was lately killed in rail-
road accident at Ellaville, Fla.
The body of Mrs. r. z. Bill, Dubuque was
found Saturday hanging in the cellar of he1
house, evidently case of suicide. She had
| been Respondent and bordering on insanity.
Her husband was absent on business.
The promoters Of the international exhi
bition of electricity in Paris
next summer state that the volun.
tsry subscriptions greatly exceed the sum O.
$4,000 francs demanded by the State as guar
autee.
DR.. c. A. Washington was hung by mob a.
Otero. N. NJ, Thursday night. He had treated
q dining room girl at hotel, who died Wed
| nesday, stating before her death that he had
chloroformed her and taken improper Eber
| ties.
Intelligence has been received that Sheik
Wumiah and defeated them, after killing a
great number and capturing three guns. The
Khurds are threatening an advance or
Wumiah.
About daylight Saturday morning, in fit
| of delirium tremens, Billy Baugb, barkeeper
| for the Morris saloon, Little r. ok, Ark.
jumped from the third story of the Capito
| hotel to the pavement. Death was instan
| taneous.
Judge Walker Q. Gresham. of Indiana, an.
| nounces bis withdrawal from candidacy for tn,
United States Senate, because his judicia
duties would not permit him TO conduct tn,
| canvass for the nomination in such manner q,
to do justice to himself and to his friends.
| The French government has decided to pro
| pose to the chamber of deputies to sell the
crown jewels, as possessing NO historical value
| It Is estimated that the sale would produce
| sum of 5, 000 600 francs " hich will be devoted
| to extending and improving the national N u
| seums.
| By the burning of the Laughenberger',
hosiery mill, Philadelphia, about 200 persons
| will be thrown out of employment. Loss fo
mill, $3.50, 000. OF the four fremen injured BY
| the falling walls, one has his ribs broken anc
| another his legs broken. The remaining TIVE
| were injured about the head.
| On the application of the American Unior
| Telegraph company to condemn for it right
of way along the Memphis & Charleston rail
road, Judge Pierce, of Shelby county, has de
| cided adversely to the application, holding
| that, under the State laws of Tennessee, tn,
privilege can only be acquired BY purchase OF
| contract.
| A suit has been begun by the Bruah Electric
company, organized under the laws of the
State of Ohio, and having tn ir place of bust
ness in Cleveland, against Condit, Hal son & Va1
| Winkle, of New York, for an injunction re
| straining defendants from infringing upon 81
| improvement in metal pla ted cartoons for elee
trioal illuminating points.