Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-24
ALL AROUND THE GOBLE.

Immigrants landed yesterday l,017. Several
steamships are due to-day.
The jury in the case of Stern, the murderer,
at Chicago, have disagreed. They split on the
question of insanity.
The schooner Mary Jane, from Port Dover,
with telegraph poles for Erie, Is reported lost,
with crew of SIX men.
Detectives are searching for the thieves who
have been working the New York hotels in
concert with the bell boys.
The cholera at Jeddah is decreasing, but has
made its appearance at Gemba, on the Red
Sea, 100 miles farther north.
Count Herbert Won Bismarck, the chancel-
lor's son, will be temporarily attached to the
German embassy at London.
Baldwin, teller of the Mechanics National
bank, of Newark, has beer bale in the SUM
of So, 900 to appear In court.
Forty-four unsafe buildings, six positively
dangerous, have been reported in the sixteenth
police precinct of New York.
At New Haven, Conn, bail has been refused
for the Malley brothers, held in connection
with the killing Of Jennie Cramer.
Michigan relief fund in New York city,
S1SS, ,734. The governor of Michigan states
that half million additional Is needed.
Elmer Barrett, son of Conductor Ira P. Bar
rett, of Milwaukee, was killed by the cars at
Oconomowoc, Wis, yesterday afternoon.
Examiner Needham says that if the Pacific
bank of Boston is able to pay $3.50, ,0J0 due the
Central bank, the latter will not be reorgan.
ized.
A Paris dispatch says the United States
minister conferred with Gambetta yesterday
on the importation of American pork into
France.
Liabilities of George T. Clerk, morocco
dealer of Boston, Sl14,000 secured assets,
$4,000; unsecured creditors get ten cents on
the dollar
American artists are invited to submit de-
signs for monument to Alexander Second,
to be erected in the enclosure of the Kremlin
at Moscow.
At Marshall, Texas, the warehouses of
Lathrop & Taegin burned last night with $50
bales of cotton and l 600 bales of hay. In
surance light.
Jos. Deering, watchman at Michael's mills,
in Sanital county, Michigan, Was burned to
death in the building he used as a shelter,
Tuesday night.
The Emperor Wilhelm, besides suffering
from cold, is greatly enfeebled, and was
Obliged to postpone an interview with Bis
marck on Tuesday.
Eugene Kelly, of New York, has attached
$50 bales of skins belonging to Nugent, mix
ed mp in the failure of the Mechanics bank.
Kelly brought suit to recover 329, 600 on three
promisory notes.
A sudden and heavy snow storm began at
Milford, Pa, yesterday. The mercury fell ten
degrees in half an hour. The storm extends
throughout Pike county. In New York city
there was slight furry of snow.
Railroad trains and sound steamers were en-
gagged yesterday in carrying q large portion of
the population of New York and the neigh
borhood into New England, where, at home
steads, Thanksgiving will be passed.
Yesterday morning train on the Third Ay
enue Elevated railway, in New York, came
crashing at full speed into the bumpers at the
city hall station. A number of passengers
were severely bruised. The air-brakes failed.
The Berlin Official Gazette says the en-
peror's health is not yet such as to warrant
his leaving his room. At night he is dis
turbed by severe abdominal pains. He is CON-
PEELED to transact only necessary government
business.
The Newburgh, N. Y, Washington Head
quarters trustees propose asking congress
and the state legislation to provide for
proper celebration there of the disbandment
of the revolutionary army and declaration of
peace with Great Britain.
A Toronto telegram says the Conservative
convention appauced the governments policy.
It Is stated that the Canada Pacific railway
will be finished by 1890, when there Will be
surplus in the treasury sufficient to discharge
the governments obligations on the road.
Martin Flanagan, of Buffalo, n. Y, convict
ed of the murcer of John Kains, when in
formed that the court OF appeals refused
new trial, remarked, with smile: "All right,
Mr.. Sheriff; if I was to be strung up this min
ute could not tell anything about it,"
farmer living alone three miles north of
Downer Grove, H., was found Tuesday even
ing murdered in his house. He had recently
sod his farm, but was not known to have any
money. No motive is known, and there is no
clue.
In New York Mrs. Annie Lewis was shot
twice last night by VIM. Eckert, ex-convict.
Eckert previously attempted TO shoot his
mother and escaped an officer and the husband
of Mrs. Lewis, who pursued him. Mrs.
Lewis wounds are serious. Eckert was ar
rested
A package of mail matter from South
American ports arrived at New York Septem-
Der IA, and yesterday was delivered by the
postal authorities. Most of the letters were
fer important business firms. 1t seems the
steward of the vessel placed the mail in bunt-
ing bags, which were not opened until yester-
day.
A west bound freight train on the Troy &
Boston road divided between Petersburg juno
tion and North Pownal, Vermont, early last
evening, and an extra freight train following
close behind ran into part of the train. The
locomotive was badly damaged and fourteen
cars derailed and smashed, blockading the
track.
Six hundred delegates to the national tariff
convention in New York, have already in
formed the secretary of their appointments
and intention to be present. The executive
committee yesterday selected as delegates 100
representatives of city Industries. Judges,
bank presidents, and editors will be specially
invited.
The bishop of Manchester, Eng, in SER
mon at Oldham, in which he referred to the
visit of Moody and Sankey, added that he
feared the effect of startling excitement passed
away as rapidly as produced. "Where" he
asked, .swere the tens of thousands who rushed
to hear Moody and Sankey at Manchestersn
They must not suppose that because man
could cry glory halle-lujah, he was saved.
The Twenty-ff triennial festival of the
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics associa-
ton, was held last evening at Boston. Two
thousand guests were at the table. Edward
Atkinson, the or.tor, In closing his address,
deprecated holding worlds fair, as one
hundredth part of the money to be expended
thereon, if devoted to specific purposes would