Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-01
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

Colorado had snow storm yesterday.
Keene's colt, Don Frelano, has broken down.
Fire at Galveston yesterday. Loss, $4,000.
Grain elevator at Cincinnati burned Loss,
$4,000.
Argument in the star route cases will begin
on Thursday next.
The Michigan Relief fund in New York ag-
gregates $121, ,494.
Sanders, in Jail at Lexington, KY, charged
with beating his wife, hanged himself in his
cell.
The Won Steubens were handsomely enter
tanned yesterday by the municipality Of Chi
cago.
Milwaukee cigar makers will strike unless
they get an advance of 50 per 1000 Oh piece
work.
The English government has decided to en-
ter upon more direct relations with the Vat
lean.
An order was received in Washington yes
terday for one million dollars Confederate
bonds.
A. B. Ludwig, of Rogers Bend, New Mex
leo, was murdered at Cirrilloes last night; DO
arrests.
Nine prisoners, ,mostlymoonshiners, escaped
from Jail at Lebanon, KY, Sunday night.
They went by the tunnel route.
The citizens of lewisburg, Pa, have raised
$10,0 for the university there, thus securing
the institution an additional endowment of
100000.
In Whitfield county, Ca, Thos. York was
killed by his father in presence of the formers
wife. The quarrsl was about crops. The
father fed.
At Lexington, KY, Celia Singleton, negro
girl, poured carbOlic acid down the throat of
a vn- -CaQr .O1H oh nf tyi1
The girl was arrested.
An execution has been issued against the
Allen Rolling Mill company, of Allentown,
Pa, for 81 ,343 ,5S6. Plaintiff is Ario Pardee,
of Ario Pardee & Gellen.
Gilbert Arquart, playing pool with Anton
Gunderson, in Chicago Sunday night. frac-
tured his skull with a cue during fight that
arose, and Gunderson died. Both were Young
men.
Mrs. Adams, who killed a lawyer named
Webster, at Chicago, and was subsequently,
declared insane and has been confined in an
asylum two years, was declared in her right
mind yesterday.
Captain Boynton leaves Omaha at noon to-
day to complete his voyage down the Missouri,
fastening his departure from fear that the
river will freeze over. He expects to arrive
at St. Louis by the 18th inst.
D. 81. Corey, postal route agent on the
Union Pacific railway, running between Kear-
ney and Sidney, Neb.. was brought to Omaha
yesterday and committed for stealing a regis
tered package containing $4,000.
An unknown woman jumped from the ferry
at Rock Island in mid stream, at $50 last
night and was drowned. The boat was stop
ped and the life-boat launched, but the body
could not be found in the darkness.
It is intimated that at the approachir 6 ses-
sion of the Canadian parliament members will
take the sense of parliament on the des rabil-
ity of Canadian independence and election of
chief magistrate or governor general.
large meeting of Israelites was held at
Dallas yesterday and organized a perm auent
relief association for the benefit of Russian
emigrants, with headquarters at Dallas, and
about one thousand dollars was subscribed on
.ne spot.
Albert Nichols shot and killed John Lena
han at farm five miles from Lawrenceville,
Ind, last night. The men quarrelled and
fought about girl to whom both were pay
ing attention. Lenahan fled, was arrested and
tried to run. Nichols then shot him 10 the
back.
The New Orleans Produce exchang. en-
dorses the action of the Mississippi conven-
tion, and pledge themselves to advocate i'm
provement of the river until the nation shall
accord that it is just not only to the valley
states, but to the commercial interests of the
entire country.
An east bound Lake Erie & Western passen-
ger train ran into horse when nearing Bos-
well, Ind, yesterday afternoon, and the engine
and baggage car were thrown from the track
Giles Gore, the engineer, was killed, but the
fireman, 1hos. Harnng, escaped by jun ping.
No one else was hurt.
|, Valentine Geske, butcher, of Cincinnati,
made murderous assault on his wife, 10 oseph-
inc Geske, yesterday, cutting her throat with
butcher knife. He drew the butcher knife
across his own throat, severing the winipipe
and inficting wound supposed to be fatal.
The woman will recover.