Daily globe., 1881-02-03
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The New York assembly has passed IL bill TO
prevent telegraph consolidation, l0l to ?.
The steamship Doran, from Europe. at New
York yesterday, brought S4S5,00J in gold
coin.
California Joe and Barrana murdcrers of
Col. Porter, have been lynched at Dennisop,
Texas.
The storm in New York city Thursday night
is pronounced by old residents as the bittercst
ever known,
The city council of Concord, n. H., refuse
to license saloons any longer, and order the
mayor to close them.
A bill was introduced in the New York legis-
lature yesterday authorizing the formation of
crematory association.
At Pueblo, Col, Sunday night, City Marshal
Bilby shot and mortally wounded Jas. Farrell,
who was engaged in a row.
Immigrants at the port of New York during
January were S,076, or 1880 more than the
corresponding month year ago.
Levi Orton, an employe in the Wabash rail
road yards, at st. Louis, was run over by an
engine last night and fatally injured.
The Lakeside villa of Nine Ruddersdorf,
Berlin, Mass, was destroyed by ar incendiary
fire yesterday. Loss heavy; insured.
The Kansas Legislature has voted to donate
statue of old John Brown to be placed in
the national art gallery at Washington
DR. Geo. Furell, member of the West Vir.
ginia legislature, from Berkeley county,
dropped dead at his boarding house yesterday.
Ex-Gov. R K. Scott, who shot and killed
Warren Drury at Napoleon, Ohio, in December
last, has been indicted for murder in the sec
ond ddegree.
Advices received at St. Louis state that John
G. Gault, general manager of the Wabash
railroad, is much improved in health by his
visit to Jacksonville, Fla.
The bill allowing the people of Pennsylvania
to vote upon the removal of the State capitol
from Harrisburg to Philadelphia has been af.
frmatively reported in the House.
The New England Agricultural society
recommends its president, Geo. B. Loring, to
President-elect Garfield for the appointment
as national commissioner of agriculture.
The air line mail train on the Lake Shore
road jumped the track yesterday at Barr on
Lake, Michigan, killing Major Jass, of Cen.
terville, and injuring several other passengers.
| New York is agitated by the alarming In.
| crease of smallpox. Yellow fever patients arc
| the only ones having infectious disease al
| lowed at quarantine, and smallpox patients arc
| scattered all about the city.
Three children of Rev. Manning Hunter,
| colored, in Sumter county, S. c., were burned
| to death Sunday night, in fire caused by ker-
| osene exploding. The father was away preach
| ing, and mother also absent.
Columbus Cass killed Wm. Mckinley al
Hickory Ridge, KY, on Monday They were
working on the road and quarreled. Cass was
an elder and Mckinley Sabbath school SUI
perintendent in the Methodist church.
| The fire at Metanzas, Cuba, destroyed the
stables of the exhibition buildings, and large
quantity of tools and paint and window glass
intended to be used to complete the buildings
! were destroyed. The disaster may delay the
| opening of the exhibition till March.
W. G. Wilkinson, clerk in the Exchange
bank, Wheeling, W. Va, and treasurer of q
building association in that city, returning
| down and robbed of 5000 in cash and 90 2,00C
! in checks. etc, of the society's funds.