Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-17
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

San Francisco has had a $250,000 fire.
The Michigan relief fund in Boston is $780,
634.
The grand total of the Garfield fund in New
York is $751;, 851.
A water spout in Algeria recently killed
slxty-fve persons.
Frost has damaged the cranberry crop in
two counties of New Jersey 100000.
The Masonville, R. l., wooden mill burned
yesterday. Loss, $4,000; insurance, 81, 900.
At Newark, N, j., Robert Martin has been
found guilty of the murder of his wife and
child.
Henry Mcdonald was hanged at Silver City,
Idaho, on Friday for the murder of George
Monroe.
The jeans mills of Lees & Holt, at Leeper-
vile, Pa, burned yesterday. Loss SAG, 900;
insurance $21, O00
Richard Mccormick, ex-governor of Arizo-
ma, is lying dangerously i'll at the Fifth Ave-
nue. hotel, New York.
Fire at Palestine, Texas; loss above insur-
ance, 900. One at Bolton, Texas, by in
cendiary; loss $4,000
A Newport, r. /. dispatch says the second
race between the yachts Shadow and Madge,
was won easily by the latter.
The commonwealth of Pennsylvania has en-
for So, 600, for taxes and penalties.
Edward Earle was hanged on Friday in the
Jail yard at Sageville, N. Y, for the murder of
his wife at Hope Falls in July four years ago.
Frank Hudson, colored, was hanged at Daw-
son, Ga, on Friday, for the murder, in Au-
gust last, of David Lee, his wife, and colOred
girl,
at Louisiana, Mo, on Friday, Edward 4.
McQuie shot his wife and then committed SUI
icide. 1t was deliberately planned affair,
Dissipation causedit.
ThOs. w. Bronson, of Iowa, has been award
ed 81, 800 for injuries received in 1878 on the
New York Central railroad. The judgment
was rendered at Albany.
At Rockland, Maine, Ralph Rockford, con-
victed of drowning Mile Cain, has been seu-
fenced to the reform school for the remainder
of his minority, seven years.
The mayor of Philadelphia issued an order
to owners and managers of factories, hotels,
tenement houses, hospitals and asylums, to
provide permanent fire escapes.
The Chicago Driving Park association
made 5000 this season. They will offer
Keene and Lorillard $4,000 for the appear
ance of Foxhall and Iroquois on the Chicago
course together.
At Carbonate, ILL.,, yesterday, T. III. Potts,
of st. Louis, shot and killed well known
sport and horseman named Davis. The trouble
occurred over horse race that did not come
off. Potts is in Jail.
1t is stated that the Baltimore 81 Ohio rail-
road company has surveyed and adopted a
route for new road between Baltimore and
Wilmington, Del, and decided upon the rest
of the line between Wilmington and Philadel-
phia.
Gold bought in open market in London on
Friday, to the extent of S2,500,000 for ship
ment to New York. The London Times says
it believes the Bank of England does not in
tend that any more gold shall leave the bank
for America.
The bay stallion Pilot Temple owned by
Sam Ecker, died on Friday, at st. Louis, of
pinkeye. Pilot Temple was % years old,
sired by Pilot Jr., out of Madam Temple, dam
of Flora Temple. Pilot was at one time sold
for $4,000. Public record, 2:29
Leopold Zeomora, Mexican superintendent
of,publc works, has telegraphed to the Mex
lean government, strongly recommending the
construction of the Guoyamas railroad via
Magdalena, to the Santa Cruz river, to con-
meet at that point with the Arizona Southern
from Tucson.
The superior court of Rhode Island has de-
cided to permit the sale of all the estate of
the A. 81 A. w. Spraguc manufacturing COM
pany except Sl5, 900, which must be reserved
to amait the issue of the suit of the Quedrec
company VS.. A. q A. w. Sprague manufac-
turing company.
In Randolph county, Ark, a few nights
ago, dozen masked men went to the house
of John Miller, reputable citisen, and took
out his two sons aged ID aud IS, whipped
them numerically and shot one of them with
twenty bullets. The father was absent. No
motive known for the deed.