Daily globe., 1881-11-25
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


infantry division of the Vienna garrison is
ordered to be ready to march.
A collision yesterday near Savannah, Ga,
between freight and lumber train, caused the
death of six persons, train hands.
Mrs. Christiancy was present yesterday at
the divorce proceedings, and was quite COM
posed. Nothing new was developed.
DR.. Worcester, of Salem, Mass, some time
connected with an insane asylum, has been
summoned for the defense in the Guiteau trial.
At Dahlone, Ga, John Bell shot and killed
John Blackst0ck, who was trying to prevent
difficulty between Bell and another young
man.
Hon. Fred. Douglas lectured at Memphis
last night at Greenlaw Opera house to an
audience Of 500 persons on the subject of
"Self-made Men,
At Glens Falls, N. Y, writ of error and
stay have been granted in the case of George
Willet, sentenced to be hanged December 2, for
the murder of John Pair.
Jno. P. Howard, of Burlington, VT, who
recently gave $4,000 to the university of
Vermont, has given $4,000 to remodel and
improve the Maine university.
A farmer named Lewis Ro0b, living three
miles south of Perrysbarg, o., shot his wife
and then himself, both dying soon afterward.
President Gazman Blanco, of Venezuela, has
modified 16, 900 men and heavily guarded his
dwelling, in anticipation of q revolution. A
serious attempt to murder Blanco was re-
Gently made.
In fire in New York tenement last night,
many children had narrow escape, but for
tunately all were removed by the flremen and
police. Isaac Bernstein, who slept in q store,
is missing.
A Havana dispatch says the captain and sea-
men OF the French ship France, foundered at
sea, were picked up after drifting about many
days in an open boat. Four of the crew were
still missing.
Thomas McKane, inspector of elections at
Philadelphia, has been sentenced to nine
months imprisonment and disqualified from
holding office, for making false returns of
votes cast for Mayor King, at the last Feb
ruary election.
A difficulty occurred to-day between q white
man named Duker and q colored minis
ter named jackson, during which the lat
ter was shot twice with the contents of a
double barrelled shot gun. The wounds are
not fatal, though dangerous.
The boiler of sugar house on John Dy-
mond's plantation, in Belair, Plaquemine par
ish, La, exploded, completely wrecking the
boiler house and badly wounding Joseph
Me1nker, Martin Ven Miller, Henry Glade,
John McNorton, Edgar Batlege, Charles Cree
liant and Ned Dunham.
Asa first result of an investigation of the
governing committee of the Stock Exchange
Of Philadelphia, into the standing of compan-
announced that the Atlas, Atlantic, Etna,
Alonzo and West Ontario companies will be
stricken from the list on Monday next.
An iron bar sustaining the doors Of the
cupola' a'ofithe new bessamer department of the
Pennsylvania steel works, at Harrisburg,
broke yesterday. Three men, Calvin B. Auner,
Of Lebanon, and Erred w. Yost and Isaac Con-
rad, of Sutton, were caught by the rush of
molten metal and terribly burned, Auner sup
posed fatally.
The execution of the Indian murderer,
Andrew Temper, took place at Fort Calville,
w. T., on the 18th inst. Temper murdered a
white man for whom he was working over q
year ago. His last request was that no Indian
piled with. The execution was quiet, though
Indians made threats to intefere with it.
J. Miller, turnkey of the Douglas county
(Neb.) jail. at Omaha, was over-powered and
badly beaten by prisoner in the insane ward
whom he attempted to quiet yesterday. Two
friendly prisoners Wrenched the hooks from
the cell and reaching through grated door
beat the maniac till he desisted pounding Mil
Ter, who then crawled to place of safety till
assistance arrived, thus saving his life.
The novelty iron works of Jarvis d Adam
son, at Pittsburg, were totally destroyed by
fire yesterday morning at an early hour. The
but such headway had been gained that by the
time the flremen arrived on the ground the
entire building was enveloped in flames and
the fire was beyond control. The loss will
reach so, 900, on which there was insurance
of So, 600. Origin of the fire unknown.