Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-11
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
The New York Michigan relief fund is $685.


police of Boston, died yesterday.
At New Orleans last night Miguel Barnes
was fatally shot by A. L. Comack.
The Georgia cotton crop is reported short
30 per cent. compared with last year.
One thousand operatives of the North Stat
fordshire, Eng, potteries have gone on q
strike.
At Hartford, Connecticut, Samuel Ingham
in congress from 1888 to 1889, died yesterday
aged So.
The New York Produce exchange has
finally decided to erect new building, to cos
s2,OOO,OO
John Neenon, convicted of the murder o1
Hensley, will be hanged in the county Jail al
Chicago to-day.
All the rivers of upper Albania are over.
flowed, and large tracts of land are inundated
Several lives were lost.
Attorney General MacVeagh had long in.
terview with the president and returned to
Philadelphia yesterday.
The Fuller Buggy company, of Columbus,
| O., made an assignment yesterday. Assets
200. Liabilities $4,000.
| Fire early yesterday morning in the Polk
inshorn building, Washington, caused loss
of 5000 to occupants and building.
Railway and postal authorities will have a
increase of fast western mail facilities.
At 2 o'clock yesterday the mangled body of
the infant Arthur Chester Hill was taken from
the ruins of the O'Brien tenement IN New
York.
DR.. Norhall, of Davidsburg, Mich, convict
ed last week of the murder Of his wife, was
yesterday taken to state prison under sentence
for life.
Gladstone in replying to letter from the
secretary of the Protestant educational insti-
tute, says the government have sent no mis-
sion to the vatican.
Hill, Morgan 81 Co., dry goods, New York,
have assigned for the benefit of creditors.
Claflin & Co. are preferred creditors to the
amount of $4,000.
Henry G. Scissor was yesterday nominated
for congress by the Democrats, and Henry B.
Spooner by the Republicans, of the First dis
trict of Rhode Island.
Rev. DR.. John W. Mears, of the chair of meta
phisics, Hamilton college, and Prohibition
candidate for governor of New York in 1879,
died yesterday, at Utica, age Sc.
Lincoln, Nebraska, telegram reports
violent snow storm with northeast wind, the
first of the season, and an inch and a-half fall
ling. 1t bid fair to last all night.
At Lynn, Massachusetts, Michael Conley
died from the effects of laudanum put in his
beer by Daniel Driscoll. Driscoll says Conley
was boisterous and he did it to quiet him.
The San Francisco cigar-makers who have
been contracted for to 60 to Milwaukee to
supply the places of the strikers, are not Chi
nese, as has been reported, but white work.
men.
The troubles at the state agricultural col
lege at Lansing, Mich, are not yet ended It
is reported that twenty-three students have
been suspended by the faculty and two ex-
PEELED.
special from San Antonio SAYS Julius
Stark, for robbing United States mails, has
been sentenced to the penitentiary for ten
years, and VIM. Petty for the same crime to
life imprisonment.
A million feet of lumber in Sisson e. Lii
ly's mill yard at Spring Lake, Mich, burned
on Wednesday. 1t belonged to Rathbone &
Co. Loss, $3.50, 900; insured for 100000 in
thirty-nine companies.
The Mischief again yesterday defeated the
Canadian yacht, Atlanta, in the same race,
over New York Yacht clubs course, for the
American club. The Atlantas was defeated by
thirty-nine minutes and four seconds.
Sir Samuel Wilson, Conservative, purchaser
OF Lord Beaconsfeld's house at Hughenden,
has consented to enter the contest for men,
Der Of parliament for Londonderry, in place
OF Hugh Law, appointed lord chancellor of
Ireland.
The American legation at London has re-
ceived letters from Mrs. Garfield to the queen,
Gladstone, Thomas Hughes and Minister
Lowell, thanking them for their expression of
sympathy on occasion of the death of Presi-
dent Garfield.
The New York board of emigration has au.
thorlzed the prosecution of D. j. TYSON,
Gamer of tomatos, Staten Island, who Is ac-
cused OF causing the serious sickness of forty
recently arrived Germans by improper treat
ment and lack of nourishing food,
The mayor and board of public works, of
Cincinnati, have approved the ordinance pro.
viding for the appointment of an inspector of
furnaces, and requiring all users of steam and
other fnrnaces to provide some satisfactory
method of obviatlng the smoke nuisance
A dispatch from sedalia, Mo-, says Officer
McNally, chief of the fire department, shot
and instantly killed Wash Hyde, of Benton
county, Mo-, while attempting to arrest him
about O'Clock tonight. Hyde was violent
or very drunk and resisted McNally. The
latter is under arrest.
By the breaking of steel.twisted rome. the
elevator in the Belvidere hotel, New York, fell
from the fifth floor to the basement. John
Mercer, porter, was fatally injured, and Others
in the car severely injured. Their names are
Joseph Alertido, Mercedes Alertido. Mrs.
Alertido and Robert Dicket.
At Rock Island, Ill.,, large and enthusias-
tic meeting was held last night to express
sympathy with Parnell and denounce the out.
rage on Tree speech in the arrest of the Irish
agitators. There were a number of eloquent
speeches, and strong resolutions of sympathy
for the Irish cause were adopted.
DR.. Carver, at London, on wager killed
s3 pigeons out of100. The challenge was that
he would not kill 70 birds out OF 100, and the
stake were E100 on this part of the match.
Seventy birds having been killed, ESQ a
side were laid on each additional bird I'D to
eighty. DR.. ECaryer killed these without
miss.
A dispatch from Atlanta gives an account
of the killing of Tlylor Love by w. J. Fuller,
and the killing OF Leonard J. Arrard by an un.
known party, near Clarksville. Ga. Fuller
was an illicit distiler, and the killing was
done because he was reported by Love, and the
killing of VIM. Gam by the sheriff was in self
defense.
A young man named Sylvanus Howe, at
| tempted to cut his wife's throat with razor.
in Detroit, Wednesday night, and inflicted a
severe but not fatal wound. He then took a
large dose of prussc acid, and died in fifteen
minutes. The act was the result of a 10 np
course of drinking, as he was strongly at.
| taehed to his wife.
Advices from Cape Coast Castle reports that