Daily globe., 1881-11-26
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

| 11e ooston Mlcnlgan relief fund aggregated
60,092.
At Houston, Texas yesterday 800 bales oi
cotton were burned.
Havana dispatch says the steamer New.
port for New York. carries s155 900 In specie
The town of Hartford, Conn, voted sec, ,OO(
for monument to the soldiers and sailors OF
the late war.
The old Mineral Springs hotel, at Colfax,
Iowa, burned yesterday. Loss $4,000; In
suranee good.
The French visitors spent two days at Salt
Lake, on Wednesday they were shown about
the city by the governor.
Ten European steamships leave New York
city today. Six viii carry passengers, the
remainder exclusively freight.
John Schroeder, carpenter, was instantly
killed by falling from scaffold at Jung's
brewery, Milwaukee, yesterday.
Robert Maxwell, a prominent farmer living
for assaulting bis little daughter.
The Atlanta, Ca, international exposition,
has designated December as mayors day.
The mayor, or his representative, from every
city in the Union is expected.
A dispatch from Sturgeon Bay, Wis, re-.
ports three masted steam barge disabled and
drifting ashore yesterday, near Bailey's har-
Dor.
The steamer Brooklyn, at Liverpool from
Montreal and Qubec, lost 581 sheep and LII
head of cattle and had her cargo shifted en-
route.
At Newark, Ohio. colored child two years
old of Sallie Magruder's was burned to death
by falling into the fire. 1t burned to crisp
before it could be rescued.
Chas. Moesse suicided at St.:Louis last
night with strychnine. He was prosperous in
business, happy in his family, but tired Of
life and wanted to take rest.
Adolf Kosten, son of DR.. Kosten, promi-
nent physician of Milwaukee, committed sui
eide at the Metropolitan hotel Cause, re-
morse for revealing secret with which he
had been entrusted.
Oarsman Boyd, of London, has a accepted
the challenge of Hanlan to row a race over
the Thames championship course for the
Thames championship and stake of from
s2OO to El, 900 a side.
A dispatch from Townsville, Ga, says the
wife and 3-year-old daughter of N. c. Lewis
were murdered Thanksgiving day, and the
house robbed, during the absence of Mr.,
Lewis, well-to-do farmer.
At Bismarck, D. T., in an alteration be-
tween two colOred men named Bill Walker
and Frank Fields last night, the former was
shot dead. An old grudge was the cause.
Walker shot twice without effect.
In pigeon shooting match at London yes
terday between Carver and Eden, member of
% yards, Rese and Carver at 80. Carver won
the match by four birds, killing IS out so.
The Cunard steamship Gallia arrived OF
New York yesterday morning, five days be.
hind time, after one of the stormiest passages
of which any record exists. Capt. Hams re-
membered no such passage, one storm begin.
ming before another left off from the moment
the ship left Queenstown.
The extensive tannery of Keifer, Steifel &
Co., in Allegheny City, Pa, caught fire in the
finishing department yesterday, and before the
flames could be subdued the entire tannery was
in ruins. The loss is estimated at $l25, ,000
on which there was an insurance of SIS, 600.
The Danford banks in the loans of Caldwell
and Tunnewell, Kansas, closed their doors
yesterday in consequence Of insufficient cur.
reucy to meet runs on them It is claimed
the suspension is only temporary and that
funds will be forthcoming to pay all deposi
tors.
In the federal court at Chicago yesterday
Judge Drummond decided that the patent fol
preserving meat reissued In 1875 to VIM. j
Wilson and the John A. Wilson patent fol
construction of can in which to pack ani
preserve meat, reissued in 1887 are both in
valid. The amount involved is said to be about
s., ,000, 600.
An elevator in Meyer Bros. & Co.'s whole
sale drug house, at Kansas City, broke yestcr.
day morning, falling from the fourth story
VIM. G. Pinkard, porter, with load Of salt
peter, was on the elevator. The concussior
of the fall caused an explosion and fire. Loss
$3, 900 to 8, 900. Pfnkard was terribly injured
and may die.
At Sidney, Neb., Hank Cowan, cowboy
fatally shot an unknown cowboy from Tsxa.
Thanksgiving night while in saloon. NJ
provocation for the act is known. It was
cool and deliberate act. The victim will di'
and being unconscious, his name has not beer
learned. Cowan escaped, but was pursued by
large party.
Fire at the extensive planning mill of Dart
| Co., in the lumber district of Buffalo, las
night burned the mill, four story bricl
building, employing ninety hands, and rapid!
spread to the immense lumber piles in th,
vicinity. The intense heat fired huge piles o
valuable black walnut on the east side OF the
canal, causing loss of 81, 900 to $4,000. AT
one time the destruction of the entire lumber
district was threatened. Estimated loss 500.
coo, nearly covered by insurance.
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