Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


the Universal Life Insurance company.
Horace Brewer, an old and wealthy citizen
OF Tecumseh, Mich, died Saturday night last.
Boards of education in all parts of the state
are requiring the vaccination of school chill
dren.
Rose Bros. packing house at Kansas City
burned last night. Loss $4,000. Insurance
$4,000.
The books of John G. Thompson, late SER
geant at arms of the house, are found to bal
ance to a cent.
John Mabile, of DeSoto Parish, La, SEN
fenced to be hanged December 80, has been
respited thirty days.
The fourteenth anniversary of the founding
of the Sisters of Mercy, was celebrated in
Cincinnati last night.
The Office of the Daily Meas, Paducah, KY,
was burned Saturday night. Loss on the
office $4,000; on building $1,000.
H. s. Smith, ex-mayor of GrA Rapids,
Mich, and Greenback candidate for governor
of the state, died Sunday dight, aged 81.
j. B. Haveland, state swamp land road COM
missioner and one of the leading citizens of
Traverse City, Mich, died Saturday night.
The exhibition building at Buenos Ayres
was blown down in great storm, which done
great damage to the surrounding country.
1t is reported in Paris that Prince Roland
Bonapart has received a large sum of money
or his interest in the Monaco gaming tables.
Grandism Harris, notorious colored char
acter of Augusta, Ga, was arrested yesterday
for exhuming bodies from the city cemeter-
les.
1t was rumored in New York yesterday that
the grand jury had indicted Col. Welles,
charged with attempting to blackmail Jay
Gould.
VIM. Diems, a railroad laborer at Youngs-
town, o., laid down between the furnaces at
Andrews furnace, Sunday night. and was suf
focated.
Charles Butter, colored, for the murder of
Jos. Borlist, in Mary's Parish, La, June 26,
1878, will be hanged on the third Friday in
January.
An Olympia, CAL, dispatch states that Thos.
Phelps, Mrs. Thompson and daughter, and
Dora West were drowned while attempting to
ford the river.
During the recent disorders in Odessa, Rus.
sia, the police and Cossacks searched all res
taurants, night houses, ETC., and arrested
1,448 persons.
Pat Dolan, the Molly Mcguire on trial at
Uniontown, Pa, for the murder of Maurice
Healy, has been convicted Of murder in the
second degree.
Hong Kong advices state that Berger Lewis,
marshal of the United States consulate at
Shangai, suicided October go, by severing an
artery in the arm.
Masked men forcibly entered the Jail at
Murfresborough, Tenn, Sunday night, and
released Vance Wilson, charged with murder
of B. F. Adam, his father-in-law.
Two freight trains collided on the Hannibal
st. Joe yesterday, fatally iniuring the fire.
man on one engine AMI seriously injuring the
engineer and brakeman on the other.
The loss on the rolling mill destroyed by
fire at Benefits Station, Pa, Sunday, will fail
short of $30O,0OO, on which there was an in-
surance of $4,000.
were drowned while attempting to cross
South Crow creek Saturday night. Ellis was
prominent citizen.
A session of the Western convocation of the
Episcopal church, diocese of Minnesota, was
held in the cathedral of Our Merciful Savior
in Faribault last week.
Unthreshed wheat has been receiving vigor-
GUS attention since the freeze up. In SOM
instances one hundred bushels an hour are re-
ported to have been threshed.
Elisha Underwood, resident of Enfield. ILL.,.
was run over and killed by train on the
Louisville & Nashville railroad, about a mile
from McLanesborO, Sunday night.
Willie, Joseph and Johnny, sons of John
lSs,
the ice Sunday afternoon, and all three were
drowned. Search for the bodies proved fruit
less.
John Connolly, another of the victims of
the Rock Cut, Pa, Holocaust died yesterday
morning, at the West Pennsylvania hospital.
All of the others except Laffney, will re-
cover.
Peter Pestinie visited girl at San Francis
co and was stabbed to death by her brother,
who objected to the acquaintance. He also
seriously wounded his sister and mother in
the melee.
The latest news from Afghanistan does not
promise well for the tranquility of that coun-
try. An attempt has been made to burn the
building of the Esparto Steam Press company
with petroleum.
Postmaster General James has written let
ter announcing his retirement from the cabinet
January l, to accept the presidency of the Lin
coin bank. He speaks highly of President
Arthur in his letter.
Oscar A. Rice, defaulting internal revenue
collector, plead guilty OF embezzlement at
New Orleans, and was sentenced to pay fine
of $40, ,304, the amount of the defalcation,
and serve two years at hard labor.
A meeting of railroad magnates at Selma,
Alabama, yesterday, incorporated and elected
officers for the Cincinnati, Selma 6s Mobile
railroad company. The intention is to secure
through line from Cincinnati to Mobile.
The first choice in the auction sale of seats
for the oratorio of "Thc Messiah" at Cincin-
natl, Ohio, in which Patti is to sing the So
prano part, was sold for S25, second choice
$40, and the price gradually declined to s..
Sonora V. Holloway, paying teller of the
Poughkeepsie National bank, was arrested
on the charge of embezzlement. Examination.
shows the shortage to be about $4,000. Hol-
loway was recently elected county treasurer.
The American ship Humboldt was wrecked
on Lincoln island, October %, w. C. Clinton,
second mate, .1l the Chinese steward and
cook drownin; The others gained the land,
and were taken ,ff by the steamer Gordon Cas-
tie.
The sheriff OF Blanco county, Texas, has ar
rested James Radcliffe and his two sons,
Joseph and George, for the theft of several
hundred cattle in 1874. They have killed two
men over the affair in Arkansas and Indian
Territory.
James Coleman, of East st. Louis, died YES
terday morning from wound inflicted by his
brother-in-law, L. j. Scharum, on Wednesday
last. The shooting was the result of family
quarrel Scharum disappeared and has not
yet been arrested.
George Paul and Mary Millner, while walk