Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-02-21
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
skobeloff is returning to Russia.

The striking colliers of Yorkshire, Eng.
have refused to submit to an arbitration.
Charles F. Bereton, an old and respected cit
lien of Milwaukee, committed suicide yesteI
day.
The village schools at Redwood Falls hav
been suspended on account of the lack O
fuel.
| The horse dstemper has again broken on
| in some Of the New York street railroad
stables.
Germany has given its adherence to the pro
posal for an international exhibition of elec
tricity at Paris.
It is reported that the Canton, Ohio, ca
works will probably soon locate branch fac
tory in Mankato.
B.ptiste Costa, the Italian who killed hi
brother near Collinsville, H., Friday night
| has been arrested.
! Incorporation counsel Joseph F. 3onfield
! Chicago, died Saturday evening at his owl
| residence in that city.
The Georgia Southern or Mobile railway
route to New Orleans is again complete the
floods having subsidized.
Mrs. Wilson, at Petersburg, Va, has been
found guilty of the murder of her husband
and sentenced to be hanged.
1t is understood the English cabinet and
Boef government are discussing terms OF
peace proposed by the latter.
The village of Brevieres, France, has been
com2letely destroyed by two avalanches. Ten
of tue inhabitants were killed.
Rockwell g. Churchill's printing establish
ment OF Boston was damaged by fire yesterday.
Loss, $4,000; partially insured.
IA enthusiastic movement of citizens of
Detroit, Mich, is in progress for suppression
OF variety theaters and concert halls.
John M. Justice, prominent citizen of
Erie, Pa, while on hunting expedition Satur-
day, accidentally shot and killed himself.
The pope is said to be indignant because the
land league leaders appear to have formed an
alliance with the anti-clericals of France.
The Maine House, Saturday, Indefinitely
postponed the concurrent resolution passed
by the Senate, expressing sympathy with Ire
land.
A new Corliss engine, sixty horse power, is
soon to be put in Berry's mill at Marshall, to
take the place of the old and weak one now in
use.
Alta planning mill in Sunbury, O., Saturday,
a saw broke in pieces, one of which entered
the breast of L. D. Green, causing his instant
death
A synagogue at Neustettin, Pommerania,
has been destroyed by an incendiary fire, which
occurred shortly after an anti-JeWish meeting
had been held in the building.
The grand hotel built at Omaha by George
Francis Train, which has been closed several
years. has been bought by parties who will re-
build it and reopen it as hotel.
.Se1ator.elect Fair, of Nevada, arrived at
OMAHA Saturday evening, on his way to Con-
cord. N. H., to visit his two children at school
there, before going to Washington.
Mrs. Rebecca Corseilline and Mrs Darely,
her mother, have been arrested at Columbus,
o., on charge of numbering the formers first
husband at London, O., two years ago.
Duffy and Murphy, the Laprade (Tenn.l
murderers, who turned States evidence, ,are re-
ported to have been found hanging to tree
near Guthrie, Tenn, Saturday morning.
The report of the receiver of the OHIO &
Mississippi railroad for 1880 shows large in
crease of net earnings, reduction of the float
ing debt and improvement of the roadway.
The municipality of Marselles, France, by
vote of 80 to /, has annulled its grant of site
for erection OF statue to Theirs, on the
ground that he was an enemy to radical ideas.
= Th, Boston lancers and Charleston cadets,
on their way to New Orleans to participate in
the l,sardi Gras parade, had IN enthusiastic
military and civic reception at Chicago Satur-
day
Liz Idutcuu TOdu Ol
Kentucky, has abandoned the experiment of
doing express business and entered into con-
tract for it with the Southern express COM
pany.
Body-snatching continues of frequent occur
renee in the villages near Montreal. Saturday
the police of Montreal recovered the stolen
body of a woman in the dissecting rooms of
Bishop college.
The elevators at st. Louis are busy loading
barges with wheat and corn for foreign ship
ment via New Orleans. Three to four hundred
bushels will be sent out early this week, and
more will follow.
Joseph H. Wade plead guilty st Indianapo-
lis Saturday of the murder of Brown, [of which
he was once found guilty and sentenced to be
hung, but obtained new trial j and sentenced
to the penitentiary for life.
The Norwich line steamer City of Boston,
and the Elm City, of the Hartford line, were
in collision on Long Island sound Saturday in
fog, but without serious injury to either
boat or harm to passengers.
Henry D. Klothe, wealthy farmer living
near Glasgow, Mo. ,suicidcd yesterday morning,
shooting himself through the head He was
prominent church member, and highly es
teemed. No cause is known for the act.
The body of the late DR.. Kourden Hounsen-
berg, of Indianapolis, was cremated in LIE
Moyne's furnace at Washington, Pa, Saturday
afternoon. This was the tenth cremation
there and created no excitement in the village.
A Deer Trail, Col, dispatch tells of W. A.
Middlemost, a wealthy stock man, of that
region, being found frozen to death, with two
of the four horses he was driving also frozen
to death, and the other two in bad condition
The family of Fernando Wood having for
hidden any public funeral ceremonies at New
York city, his body on arrival there from
Washington, where funeral services were held
Saturday, was to conveyed direct to Trinity
cemetery.
The jury which has inquired into the late
fatal accident at the Buffalo depot of the New
York Central railroad, finds that the roof fell
because of the parting, from causes unknown,
of the rods which held the trusses of the roof
in position.
O'Leary offers to wager S., 900 that his uu-
known will in the coming six day pedestrian
contest excel every previous six day record;
and also offers to wager $1,000 that his con-
tract with the unknown" is already signed
and witnessed.
The international medical and sanitary exi
hibition will be held in London on occasion of
the meeting of the international medical con-
gress, from July 16 to August %. Applica-
tions from America for space will be received
until April 16
The two murderers of Baber, having waived
heXamination and been committed to the Nash
vile jail, were taken from Winchester to Nash
vile under strong military guard, much to
the dissatisfaction of large crowd which was
ready to lynch them.
James Adams was arrested at Lees Summit
Mo-, near Kansas city, Friday night, for the
murder of Samuel Armstrong, at New London
Conn.,, three years ago. Adams has been liv
ing a. Lees Summit two years under the
name 6f J. P. Halls
J, T. Ogden, supposed to have formerly beer
resident at Port Jefferson, Ohio, committed
suicide at st. Louis, Friday night, by shooting
himself. He lay on a bed and fired the psto
into his mouth, Cause, despondency on ac
count of ill-health and poverty.
The steamer Fairplay, with 800 bales of cot