Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-03
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

| Fire In a press-room at Montreal last even
| idg destroyed several valuable presses.
The bank of Montreal has already sold
5000, 900 Of Pacific land grant bonds.
The body of the Earl of Crawford and Bal
| cares, who died in December, 1880, has been
stolen.
The trial of Lieut.. FIipper was resumed al
Fort Davis, Texas, yesterday, but reached no
conclusion.
The Poughkeepsie, New York, glass works
| have burned. Loss, $25 900; insured for half.
Incendiary.
David Leavitt, of Agwann, Mass, while
| driving In his carriage yesterday, was killed
| and robbed.
Ten prisoners broke out of the Kansas City,
Mo-, jail yesterday. Two of them were recap
tured, but the balance are still at large.
Perry's petroleum stores at Bristol, England,
burned. Hundreds of barrels exploded
| throughout Wednesday night and Tuesday
company's mine, at Akron, o., last night, two
miners were badly scalded, and one can not
| live.
At Athens, Texas, Mabel Moorly, tight rope
walker in Volkenburg's circus, fell fifty feet,
ladders and poles falling upon her. Injuries
fatal.
A Washington special says neither Brady
nor Dorsey will be indicted by the present
grand jury. Their cases will 60 over to the
new grand jury.
Postmaster General James, Second Assist.
| ant Elmer and party received the hos
pitalities Of the mayor and prominent citizens
of Atlanta yesterday.
In labor riot at Bradford, Pa, Thursday,
the crowd got drunk and rifed the club rooms
| and stores. One Swede was killed and three
| Others fatally injured.
The house of j. j. Furrow, three miles
from Des MONIES, Iowa, burned Thursday
night His three daughters, 8, IL and II
years, were burned to death.
The managers of the Atlanta exposition
gave public reception yesterday addresses
were made by Director.General Kimball, Gov.
Colznltt and Gov. Bloxham.
Willie Blockager, of New York, 8 years OF
| age, poured kerosene oil over his infant
| brother in cradle aad then set fire to the
fluid. The child burned to death.
The Port Huron, Michigan, relief commit
tee call for remittances of all funds collected
for the sufferers. They acknowledge the
receipt of $4,000 from NewYork alone.
In an affray at Gadsden, Ala, Thursday,
Buck Martin was mortally shot by a man
| named Williams. He returned the fire and
instantly killed Williams. Martin died to-
| day.
Louis Hardy and Sheriff z. E. Martin were
| waylaid and murdered six miles below Rio
Grande City. Texas, Thursday. The sheriff
was robbed of large amount Of money col
lected for Texas.
Ten prisoners escaped from the jackson
county (MissourD Jail, at Kansas city, Thurs
day night. They pryed open cage with the
post of an iron bedstead. Two were re-
captured at Independence.
Robert A. Barnes, well known citizen Of
| st. Louis, has donated $25 600 to the Metho.
dist Central college at Fayette, Howard coun-
| ty,. Missouri. It is understood a Barnes pro-
| fessorship will be estab lished.
Dispatches received at headquarters of the
Missouri & Pacific railroad, in st. Lou!s, state
that that road and the Southern Pacific were
yesterday united at Sorocco Blanco, eighty.
five miles east Of Ell Paso. The point will
| hereafter be known as Junction.
A riot occurred Thursday at Annestoa, a
| Idning town in Alabama, In which many
colored men took part, using stones and pis.
tolls. The polics, in attempting 10 restore or.
der, shot and killed two negroes. The police.
men were arrested and exonerated.