Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The price of q seat in the New York stock
exchange has been advanced to S3O,O 600.
The railway survey from Laredo, Texas, to
the City ef Mexico will be begun this weeA
An ice gorge three miles long and ten feet
high has been formed at Monongahela City.
VIM. M. Boy, charged with embezzlement
in Chicago was arrested in New Orleans sat
| urday.
A steamer from Pittsburg has arrived at
Savannah, Ca, via the Mississippi river ana
Gulf of Mexico.
The Baptists in Brooklyn intend building
church, intended to rival Surgeons famous
tabernacle in London.
Carnerl Henwood, young and wealthy
planter of the West Indies, killed hlmself In
Brooklyn, N. Y, Saturday
Extensive preparations are being made for
the entertainment of General and Mrs. Grant
at Albany, N. Y, next week.
The headquarters of the militia at Phillip
opoIis, Turkey, burned Saturday, ana nve
sentinels were burned to death.
Fonr more victims of the Allentown, Pa,
boiler explosion died Friday evening, leaving
two more in dying condition.
A grand mass of requiem was celebrated in
New York Saturday, for those who died IN the
Madison street tenement house fire.
The United States treasury paid out 233, ,995
standard silver dollars last week against l22,i9o
for the corresponding week last year.
Mike Henry, a well known sporting man of
New York, was probably fatally shot Saturday
bv o. Young man whom he called liar.
heavy snow storm prevailed Saturday
along the line of the Petersburg & Weldon
railroad, in Virginia and North Carolina.
At Ephrata, Pa, Abraham and Joseph Buz-
zard, Dillon Clark and Henry Hover, leaders
of q band of robbers, were arrested Saturday,
| after desperate resistance.
The breaking of ice in the Ohio at and near
| Cincinnati Saturday caused loss OF about
| $50, 600, mostly in coal barges, but including
! the sinking of the steamer Lyttle.
| The Irish societies of Boston and vicinity
have voted to celebrate ST. Patrick's day by
attending lectures, the proceeds of which will
be sent to the land league in Ireland.
| The anniversary of the battle of New Orleans
was observed in Louisiana as legal holiday
and by militia parade. In Eastern cities
flags were Insisted but no parades or banquets
| occurred.
| Richard Lester. who married Miss Hart in
the Ottawa, Ont, police court to save himself
| from Imprisonment, has attempted to murder
her by choking. The woman is in critical
state and Lester is arrested
At Milwaukee, Saturday noon, the house of
III. G. Atkins, superintendent of the Prairie du
st. Paul railway, was damaged by fire To the
amount of $1,000. Insured.
At Berlin Saturday the progressionists held
an enthusiastic meeting to protest against the
anti-semitic agitation and The police dispersed
a crowd numbering thousand persons, who
desired to disturb the meeting.
Witnesses before the coroner's jury attribute
the recent boiler explosion at Allentown, Pa,
by which thirteen lives were lost, to the boiler
| l. ND 4f, al in
PRODUCTION of cold air into the boiler.
The executive committee of the national
association of amateur oarsmen, at a meeting
held in New York Saturday debarred number
of Philadelphia oarsmen from amateur races,
because of their having rowed for money.
Eighteen Brule and Yanktonnais chiefs,
returning from Washington, stopped at Mil
waukee Saturday for a conference with officers
of the st. Paul railway, regarding the right
of way through their reservations, and were
entertained by being taken on Change to
witness the war dancel Of bears and bulls,
and then to visit the breweries.
Gov. Murray, of Utah, has given the GER
tifcate of election as delegate in Congress TO
Allen G. Campbell, the Gentle candidate, al
though Cannon had a large majority OF votes
he having decided that Cannon was ineligible
by reason of not being naturalized, and that
he cannot now take the naturalization oath In
good faith because he is a polygamist.
Among the distinguished citizens expected
at Albany during the canvass for United
States Senator are Whitelaw Reid, Vice Presl-
| dent-elect Arthur, Vice President Wheeler,
Senator Conkling, Chauncey M. Depew,
George William Curtis, Richard Crowley,
Thomas G. Platt, Hon. Levy p. Morton, Chase
Fitch, Collector Merritt and Sherman S. Rog-
ers.
Two for twenty-five, at Dunne's, GO Waba