Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-30
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


E. A. Clabaugh, well known among turf
men, died at Baltimore yesterday.
DR.. John Bacon, for many years professor
of chemistry in Harvard college. is dead.
The American Agricultural association has
appointed large delegation to visit the At
lanta exposition.
w. II. Whitney, business agent of Rice,
Opera troupe, dropped dead in Osborne houses
Auburn, N. Y, yesterday.
The fire at Oshkosh, yesterday, totally
destroyed G. G. Griffith & Co.'S shingle mill.
Loss sl2, 900; insurance $4,000.
The grand jury of Fulton county, Ca, :,
found true bills against the cashier, pres ident
and directors of the broken Citizens bank.
The foundery of r. ]. Fitzpatrick, in South
st. Louis, burned early yesterday morning.
Loss estimated at $4,000; insured for $1,000.
The French chamber of deputies anr ulled
the election of DeLauilligontier, Monarchlst,
by 379 to S6, on the ground of clerical infu-
ence.
An Australian steamer yesterday brought
to San francisco, gold bars and sovereians OF
81 100000 value, which goes to the mint
there.
Jerry McKribben, manager of the World
hotel, at st. Joseph, Mo-, fell dead of heart
disease, In the Office Of the hotel, about p m.
yesterday.
w. O. Martin, On old conductor on the
Little Rock & Fort Smith rail lway, fell betw
cars as his train pulled into Moreflton and was
crushed to death.
c. II. Rockwell, of New York, the astron-
omer, has returned from Honolulu to San
Francisco. He reports successful observa.
ton Of the transit of mercury.
The managers of the Michigan relief com.
mittee In New York, report an aggregate of
$l42, ,l80. Twenty-Five thousand dollars was
forwarded to ex.Gov. Baldwin.
MISSIONER, the French artist, gave a aoiree
In honor of the American photographer who
invented O process by which photographs can
be taken Of animals in constant motion.
Night before last, at Atopia, a village In the
western part of Brown county, Ohio, John
Chene shot and mortally wounded Billy Crab.
The trouble was about woman. Chene is in
jail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcneil, of New Orleans,
sued the Louisville and Nashville railroad
company for $100, 900 damages for fatal In
juries to their son, aged 19, while riding on a
freight train.
The Atlanta exposition closes December 8.
A large number of Drummers are there to at
tend the exposition to-day, ''Drummers day" !"
Postmaster General James and party will be
met by the New York exhibitors at the expo
siton to-day.
Theirs, the swindler, was sentenced yester-
day, at Keiosha, Wis.,, making no defense.
He pleaded guilty to forgery and was re-
ceived seven years sentence and left the court
room weeping.
Henry Willard was entertained last night at
the Union League club, of New York. Among
those present was VIM. NJ. Evarts, Benz h.
Bristow, Geo. NJ. Pullman, Horace White and
D. O. Mills and others.
An Augusta, Ark, special says a fire on
Monday night burned the entire bushes por.
ton of the city. Over fifty buildings were
consumed. Total loss estimated at $500, ,0O0;
insurance about $75, 1000.
A st. Johns. n. B., dispatch says the Bay OF
Fundy Quarrying company has suspended,
owing to the failure of the Pacific National
bank, of Boston. A good deal is due st. Johns
merchants and manufacturers.
Mrs. Sophia Peters, living at 156 Townsend
street, Chicago, being depressed with the pos.
sibility of eviction from her residence under
aggravating circumstances, took poison with
| fatal results. She was married woman.
George Ryal was killed by man named
Story, in Worth county, Ga, and Willis Wells
by Louis Anderson, in Talbot county. A
negro woman was burned to death en- the
plantation Of r. Leonard, in Talbot county.
The Hamburg. Madgeburg Fire Assurance
company has notified the Russian Assurance
company that in consequence of great losses
sustained through DISASTROUS fires in Russia
the past year, it will no longer carry policee
| granted in connection with those companies
While driving home from theatre, IN Pod
mololsysyika, where the antl-semitic riots oc.
CURED recently, Sarah Bernhardt's carriage
was stoned by the mob. On the following
day another anti-semitic riot occurred, the
| pretext being that Sarah, the Jewess, plum
dered the people.
The Hennepin canal commissioners met al
Chicago yesterday. They decided to raise
$l0, ,OO0-$5, 900 in Chicngo. 81 200 in Daven'
| port, and the rest at intermediate points, to
| pay the expenses of prosecuting the enter
prise. A memorial of the Chicago board Of
| trade In favor of the canal was received FOL
use before congress.
| Australian papers report a heavy storm
about October 20. The steamer Brisbane was
q total wreck, on a reef off Port Darwin The
| steamer Calcutta, from Melbourne to Sidney
is supposed to have foundered. The coastine
| schooner School Boy, was wrecked near Jervis
| bay, and all hands lost.
The propeller Northern Queen which ran
| down the propeller Lake Erie, both OF the New
| England Transportation company, on Lake
Michigan, attempted to enter the Manistique
| river yesterday, struck the bar, broached to
| and broke in two. Total wreck. Loss on
vessel $40, 600; crew saved.
The Union Stock Yard company, OF s.. Lou
is, has fled a suit against the Wabash railroad
company, asking $50O, 900 damages for breacf
Of contract made in 1874, by which the rail
road company agreed not to discriminate
against the plaintiff and in favor OF the Ma
tional stock yards in East st. Louis.
| At Lawrence, Ohio, Anna Louise Carey
while dining at railroad restaurant, had hel
portmonais stolen containing two rings, .
pair Of ear rings and two pins with diimont
sets. A colored waiter was arrested but moth
ing found on him. Afterwards the jewelr,
| was found hidden under the walters table ant
sent forward to Miss Carey. The waiter wal
released for lack of positive eviden nee and ais.
discharged from the restaurant.
J.J. Kelly, member of the Cincinnati boar.
Of aldermen, and A. J. Patton, member of th
board of councilmen, have been indicted 70
soliciting bribery. These charges were pub
lished some time ago, involving these men ant
they demanded an investigation" The in
vestigation has not been made, but In tn
meantime the matter was brought to the at
tention of the grand jury with the above re
| suit.
The following were elected directors of tn,
| New York, Lake & Western Railroad com
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