Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-14
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

The Detroit & Indianapolis division of the
Wabash railroad will be opened for business
to- morrow.
One of the employees in the Atlantic mill, st.
Louis, IS missing, and is believed to have per-
ished in the flames.
The steamer C. X. Peck, from Bismarck,
has arrived at Yankton, disabled, and will go
on the dock for repairs.
Hinkle, stroke of the Cornell crew, was out
of health for some days before the race at
Vienna, but is now better.
Two of the men burned in the Atlantic mill
fire, at St. Louis, died Saturday, and two
Others were not expected to live.
Isom and Perry, the PerryYille ARK MUIR
derers of Matthews, have been released on
$4,000 and $4,000 bail respectively.
Paris republican journals interpret Gam
betta's recent speech at Belleville as a decision
to accept the Premiership OF the next cabinet.
Russian nihilist, nobeman, arrested in
Belgrade, il has been ascertained, had 'ad-
dressed threatening letter to the emperor of
Germany.
Dillon writes from Dublin that heis unable
to undergo the exertion of appearing in his
seat in the commons at the present session of
parliament.
The winter wheat crop of Illinois of this
year is estimated by the State agricultural
department at % ,00O, 900 bushels against 81,
600, 600 bushels last year.
At San Antonio, Texas, Saturday, L. C.
POmeroy alias Charles L. Royal was arrested
charged with stealing valuable letter while
he was postmaster at Hebron, Ind.
It is reported from Rosebud agency that
Spotted Tail was killed for seducing another
Indians squaw, and it is added that this was
the hundred and fftieth offense of the kind.
Bullion in the Bank of France increased
e5CO, 600 last week. The fact is accounted
for by deposits of Russian gold bought for
export to America, but which appears not to
be needed.
A telegram from Athens says the inter-
national commissioners have acceded to the
pOrte's request to delay for fifteen days the
| surrendering of the second zone of territory
| ceded to Greece.
Blanche Douglass, the New York witness
at the inquest on the Cramer girl, In New
Haven, is said to be offered $4,000 to go to
Europe-by friends of Walter Malley, who is
suspected of the murder.
New Haven, Conn, is excited over the dis
covery of the probable murder of a girl named
Jennie Cramer. Two young men named NAL
lay are suspected of the crime, and girl
| named Blanche Douglass has been arrested
for perjury at the inquest.
An old four story building in Vienna, in the
most freouented part of tie city, fell suddenly
Saturday, killing twenty persons and serious
ly wounding thirty others. The building was
next to the Grabben, and was occupied by Of
fees and fashionable shops.
The seizure of the Maxim lamps in the
Paris electrical exhibition Friday night, I'M
der the injunction sued out by Edison IS
agents, created great commotion. Maxim 3
representative resisted and appealed for pro-
lection, but without success.
The body of an unknown middle aged man,
with bullet hole through his head, from
temple to tempe, was found Saturday, near
Council Bluffs. A well written note in Ger
man, without signature, was found on the
body, which stated his purpose to commit
suicide.