Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-21
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

of ice and snow.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
A moderate snow storm was prevailing at
Lincoln, Neb., last night.
Dalan and Mcfarland, Molly Maguires, are
now on trial at Uniontown, Pa.
Hanlan leaves for England In two weeks, to
prepare for his match with Boyd
Attorney General Brewster will not go to
Washington until after the holidays.
The New York produce exchange voted to
close the Saturday presiding Christmas day.
The R. NJ Denhnm & Co., fruit canvassing
company, of Cincinnati, has made an assign
ment.
Crockett, Tex, special: William johnson
stabbed William Porter, killing him instantly.
Both colored.
At Allentown, Pa, yesterday, James Camp
bell and Wu. Rast were drowned by the up
setting of boat.
The bark N. NJ. Haven, from Philadelphia
for Portland, Me-, is supposed to be lost. 1t
carried eleven men.
Emperor William, of Germany, has $1,000
marks to the fund for the Sufferers by the
Vienna theatre fire.
Levisor, editor of the Sag6Iatt, has been
sentenced to three months Imprisonment for
insulting Bismarck.
1t is stated that Judge Devens will be ap-
pointed to succeed Judge Gray of the supreme
court of Massachusetts.
The total amount raised in the city of New
York for the benefit of the sufferers of the VI
emma theater fire, is $4,000.
The Kentucky legislature and the Kentucky
Press association were formally welcomed at
the Atlanta exposition yesterday.
The explosion of gas meter in the rear OF
the Northern railway station, Vie ma, caused
panic. Four persons were killed and several
injured.
A Chicago teamster fell in front of his wagon
yesterday Dy sudden jerk of the horses, and
was instantly killed by the wheel passing over
his head.
Chas. T. Deacon, inspector of customs at
Philadelphia, and representative Of number
of insurance companies, is missing since the
10th inst.
The emperor of Austria is personally visi-
ting open houses and theaters and ordering the
adoption of measures for preventing danger
from fire.
The customs officers at Montica yesterday
seized the books and papers of the Pullman
Car company's office and removed them to
the custom house.
Chris Geminardt, one of the injured in Sun.
day nights railroad accident near Jefferson
City, Mo-, died Monday, This is the fourth
victim of the accident.
Capt. William Vandegerft, a noted ex-Con-
federate officer, was shot and killed Monday
night, at Charleston, W. Va, by Henry Leeg-
ged, during quarrel.
One freight train run into another on the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern road yester-
day, near Elkhart, Ind, and utterly demolished
several cars. No lives lost.
An avDIoc;op Il, fba Otto ooIIfarx Of Doffo
vile, Pa, yesterday, seriously burned several
of the miners. Four miners were driven
through the battery and badly cut.
The trial of Esposto, the alleged brigand,
extradited FROM the United States, was begun
Monday at Palermo. OF thirty-two witnesses
summoned fifteen failed to appear.
The daughter of Geo. Murphy, chief of the
'harbor police at Montreal, died yesterday from
the effects of chloroform administered by a
medical attendant while she was in convul-
sions.
John Hurst, of Philadelphia, formerly
Wholesale druggist, has been arrested at the
| instance of his son Samuel, upon the charge
of embezzlement. Nearly $4,000 has disap-,
peared.
A fire il West Bay City, Mich, Monday
night, destroyed Fishers Opera House, the
Bay County Examiner, city Offices and records,
etc. Aggregate loss $4,000. Total insur-
ance $4,000.
Capt. Edward K. Cooper, special partner of
| the firm of R. w. L. Rosin & Co., which sus-
| pended Friday last in Baltimore, has made an
| assignment He is endorser for the firm for
about $500 900.
Leila Osgood Vanderbilt, youngest daughter
of VIM. H. Vanderbilt, was married in New
Yorh yesterday, in St. Bartholomew church,
| to DR.. VIM. Seward Webb, son of Gen. James
! Watson Webb.
The two-story brick building owned by
Christian & Roberts, at Independence, Mo-
| burned yesterday. Loss about $4,000; in
surance one half. Cause of the fire,upsetting
| of a coal oil lamp.
In New York yesterday, in the suit of Rob-
ert L. Coultings, Jr., receiver of the Bankers
and Brokers association, VS.. John Bonner,
| the former president, judgment for $577, 900
was entered against the latter.
A 1s,year- old boy, named Eddie Solder. was
| shot dead in Newark, N. j., yesterday, by
James Graves, aged 60, who said he guessed
| the boy would not bother him again, and
offered to plead guilty of murder in the Sec
| ond degree.
| A San Francisco dispatch says that Robt.
McWade, the actor, whose mysterious disap-
| pearance has been chronicled in Philadelphia
dispatches, is in that city, and is unable to
understand why he should be considered to
| have disappeared.
| A new railroad is to be built between Bos-
| ton and New York, which will run express
trains between the two cities in four hours,
and express freights in eight hours. A sur
vey of the line, just completed, makes the dis
| tance 189H miles.
The Agar old daughter of Joseph Grover,
of Baltimore, Ohio, while playing with
matches, in the temporary absence of its
mother, set fire to its clothing and was fatally
burned. Mrs. Grover was painfully burned in
the attempt to extinguish the fire.
Garland's Trunk and Pocket-book Manu-
factory has all varieties of Trunks, Satchels
and Pocket-books at very low figures. Call