Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-31
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,

Lieut.. Col. VIM. Redwood Price, of the
Sixth U. 8. cavalry, died in Philadelphia yes
terday.
President Arthur, son and daughter, leave
New York tomorrow morning for Washing
ton.
Five Of the Shreveport Jail breakers have
been recaptured. The three murderers are still
at large.
The body of man residing near Gilbert's
station, ILL.,, was found frozen stiff near Dun
dee, yesterday morning.
A Piqua, Ohio, special reports that fire
this morning destroyed G. N. Zengenfelder's
grocery. Loss, about 500 600
Patti will sing in two operate concerts dur
ing the coming opera festival, given by the
College of Music, in Cincinnati, February
next.
Louis Henie, saloon keeper, west Twenty
sixth street, New York, was shot and instant
ly killed in his place yesterday afternoon, by
burglars.
1t is learned that an attempt was made
Tuesday to bride the members of the common
council of Buffalo to vote for big sewer con-
tract of 81 10000
The steamer Stella arrived at New York
from Amsterdam, brought 248 passengers
from the steamer Castor, which was disabled
and put into Plymouth.
VIM. Bodine, the first trainer and driver of
Goldsmith Maid, Gloster, Midnight, and other
fast horses, died at Middletown, N. Y, yester-
day, of pneumonia, aged 81.
A Sulphur Springs special says a convict,
E. P. Naer, sentenced to five years, made a u
attempt to escape from the guards on con.
struction train yesterday. and was shot dead.
1t is asserted in Chicago that roads are TAX
ing grain east as low as ten cents per 100. In
Milwaukee the open rate is 10K to New York.
There is great generalization in the business.
John Smith Abernethy, who shot and
killed VIM. Leslie in Kowegen's saloon, Pitts
yesterday convicted of murder in the first de-
gree.
The lumbermen in many parts OF the pro-
vince of New Brunswick are returning to their
homes, the scarcity Of snow preventing work.
ing. 10 many sections the woods are entirely
bare.
George Wood, alias Miller, who personated
Frederick Schultz on the recent election case
jury IN Philadelphia, plead guilty yesterday,
and was sentenced to five years and ten months
in the penitentiary.
The seizure of the Pullman car company ef-
fects by the Canadian customs authorities has
turned out to be complete fizzle. The whole
matter originated through the ignorance of
the CUSTOMS OFFICIALS.
A caboose was ditched near Newburn, ILL.,,
Thursday night, on the St. Louis, Jerseyville
& Springfield railroad. John Been and Harry
Kelly were killed, three persons seriously and
several Others slightly injured.
Andrew Alexander and A. j. Woods pleaded
guilty yesterday to the charge of attempting
TO bride the jury in the election case, at Phila
delphla. Wood was sentenced to one year. 8
imprisonment and Alexander fined 500.
Day Bloom, of the firm of Bloom Bros,
grocers, Aurora, Ind, died yesterday morning
from the effects Of blow received at the
hands of his brother, Albert Bloom, during
an alteration Thursday night, which grew
out of family quarrel.
A suit for damages has been entered by Gen.
c. F. Butler, in Boston, for $4,000, against
=. j. Train and Thedric Porter, of the United
States steamer Powhattan. The officers,
while practising at the navy yard with rifles,
shot John Shea and Thomas Monther, who
were on the wharf.
Frederick Cops, formerly of st. Charles,
Mo-, committed suicide near Kaufman, Texas
by cutting his throat with razor. Cops
gave in writing as his reason for the deed that
his swestheart, to whom he had been engaged,
had broken of the engagement because he had
met with financial reverses.
DIR. J. g. Alexander, of Clifton, Cooper
| county, Mo-, committed suicide Thursday by
taking strichnine. Deceased was engaged to
be married, but for some cause the wedding
was postponed several times. Alexander be-
| came respondent and took to drinking hard.
He was about 81 years ofage.
Ed. Benton, one of the colored men sen
fenced to be hanged in Marfeld, La, yester-
who broke Jail Tuesday night, was captured
yesterday after a fghtin which he was
| wounded. The hour set for the execution
having passed, he was placed In Jail till an
other day time is fixed by the governor.
The will of WIllirm 7. Wild, the Boston
| millionaire, who died in Philadelphia leaving
an estate valued at $21 900 900, has been ad.
mitted to probate. The bulk of the estate is
willed to four grandchildren, his two sons
being given 500. 900 each. The estate Is the
largest ever administered upon In Philidel
phia.
Police Officer Martin Hynes, of Kansas
City, was killed last night by Clay Cranshow
proprietor of the White house saloon. Gran
show had been i'll using his wife and the Off.
Ger started to arrest him. He ran into the
saloon and the officer followed, when Gran
| show fired. Hynes returned the fire, and six
or eight shots followed. Hynes fell dead,
shot through the heart, and Cranshow now