Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-21
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

at Oshkosh on charge of bigamy He is snp-
posed to be in Chicago.
The New York bankers are scrutinizing
collaterals closely with view to a more con-
servative policy in cnnnection Herewith.
The schooner J. A. Thayer, coal laden, went
ashore yesterday at Sheboygan, Wis. She is
valued at $50, 900, and may be total loss,
Gov. Cornell has appointed Judge Charles
Andrews, of Syracuse, as chief justice of the
New York court of appeals in place OF Judge
Folger.
Two men, giving the names of Morgan and
Brown, were arrested at Manitowoc, Wis, on
a telegram from Appleton, where they had
passed forged check for 81 600.
The Whitehall Rerieav is responsible for
the ION dit'' that the Marquis Of Lorne and
his illustrious spouse may shortly replace Earl
Cowper and his countess at Dublin.
The depositors in the Mechanics bank, Of
Newark, it is understood, have determined to
prosecute the directors and will employ Benz.
F. Butler and Roger A. Pryor as counsel.
Fifteen passengers were injured bv the fall
ing of train through trestle bridge across
creek on the Pekin division of the Wabash
| railroad, four miles from Springfield, Saturday.
Keck & CO., jewelers. of Cincinnati, report
the loss by theft of Sc, 600 worth of diamonds.
They can give no clue whatever to the theft,
theft.
Track laying on the Georgia Pacific railway
has begun. Gen. j. B. Gordon, president Of
the road, drove the first spike, The occasion
was ons of great interest in Atlanta and the
whole South.
After all Mrs. Langtry is to appear on the
stage. Charles Harris Cuckoo says the lady
has determined to appear on the boards. She
will probably make her debut in New York in
January next.
1t is feared Kaiser Wilhelm's health is de-
clining seriously. The non.delivery of his
speech at the opening of the Prussian parlia-
ment, was entirely unexpected, and much
commented upon.
town in the new oil region of Alleghaney
county, Pennsylvania, Saturday, Jack Nc.
Carty fatally stabbed Pat Mickey. McCarty
was promptly arrested.
A train on the Indianapolis, Decatur &
Springfield railroad, was ditched four or five
miles west of Indianapolis, by culvert giving
away. The fireman was instantly killed and
the engineer badly hurt.
~ On Wednesday night at Bernallillo, N. NJ,
John Haddelf was fatally shot by man named
Kelly. The same night murder was COM
mitted at Wallace station on the Santa Fe rail-
road. Particulars not stated.
In the case of David Grant VS.. Mayor
Beaudry. of Montreal, for false arrest while
attempting to hold an Orange procession,
July IL, 1877, the court decided tnat the
Orange society is illegal, under the law of the
country.
The large iron works of John F. Starr, at
Camden, N. j., have been given into the hands
of committee of creditors who will operate
them until various pending contracts are
finished, when some permanent arrangements
will be made.
The leaf tobacco warehouse of Ferd. Open
heimer & Co. and the vinegar factory of J.
Stesmarr & Co. in an adjoining building, at
st. Louis, were damaged by fire Saturday
night. The former about $12 900 and latter
about S., 900; fully insured.
Sir Charles Dixie had an interview with
Gambetta and the minister of commerce at
Paris yesterday. It is understood it was found
impossible to fix date for the resumption of
treaty negotiations, though it is still hoped
they will be resumed shortly.
The bishop of Manchester, Eng preaching
at Oldham, referred to the visit of Moody
and Sankey, said he feared some of the forms
which religion was taking among well mean
ing but fanatical men, were far from the spiri
which pervaded Christ's teaching.
The Davenport Gazette publishes sum-
| mary of the river business at that point for
| the season now about oyer. One hundred and
seven boats have passed through the bridge
draw, which has swung 2644 times. The
number of RATS towed down Is 947.
The supreme court, of Vermont, overruled
exceptions raised by counsel for Emeline L.
Meker, the convicted child murderess. and
sentenced her to be confined in state prison
till the last Friday of March, 1878, the last
three months solitary, then to be hanged.
A Chicago dispatch says the schooner
Wonson, worthless, rotton craft, loaded
| with 107 cords of slabs, has been seventeen
days out from Muskegon, and nothing heard
OF her. 1t is almost certain she has gone
down with all on board, captain and crew of
six men.
a Charleston, 8. c., dispatch says the brig
/ Lizzie picked up at sea a boat of the ship
France, of Dunkirk, containing the chief
mate and four seamen. The France was
wrecked in hurricane, and it is feared other
boats with the remainder of the crew are lost
or the men starved to death.
Barge No. II, of the st. Louis s. Mississippi
Valley Transportation company, which was
in tow of the Oakland TO New Orleans, sank
Sunday fifty miles above that city. 1t con-
tained 95S bales of cotton, and $4,000 bushels
of corn. The cargo was valued at SIS, 900.
The wrecklng boat Eckert went to the relief
of the barge. The cotton will be saved.
sewall G. Strout has brought suit against
Bowdoin college, (Me) students for injury
done his son, Freshman, by having the
boys sight injured by piece of coal being
thrown through a window. Ten thousand
dollars damage Is asked from each of the
named students: Noah B. Pettingil!, Chas. 81.
Dunning, Samuel E. Packard, Ernst q. Smith,
Donald c. Clark snd Albert Sweitzer.
At Wilmington, ILL.,, Saturday, two freight
trains laden with coal and merchandise ran 10.
pefher IN q hr1 1pa over the KankoEpa ,;xar
when thirty foot span gave way and percipi-
tated an engine and twelve cars into the river
where they now lie in a badly demoralized
state. The engineer and fireman jumped IN
time to avoid the disaster One man who
was on the bridge at the time, went down but
swan ashore.
At Cincinnati a new national bank, capital
$4,000 was ganized Saturday by some
prominent business men of that city. The
name is the Exchange National Bank" The
following are the officers: President, Francis
Ferry; Vice President. Hugh Colville; Cashier,
John NJ. Blair; Directors, Lowe Emerson,
BENZ. F. Rover, Franklin Alber VIM. 81.