Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-31
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Bernhardt troupe received $21 1863 In st.
Louis last week.
The Pennsylvania Legislature did not vote on
Senator Saturday.
Samuel II. Brown, leading coal operator
of Boston, died Saturday morning.
A death from trichine occurred in the chart
ty hospital of New York, Saturday.
Heavy ice in the bay and river much i'm
| pedcd ferry travel at New York Saturday.
The postoflice at Vassar, Mich, was robbed
of s., 900 in money and stamps Friday night
The report that there was small pox scare
| in the Fort Madison Qowa) penitentiary is
| contradicted.
Three Boston bound trains were stuck In
| snow drifts on the Portsmouth {N. H. plains
Saturday morning.
King Kalakua and suite arrived In San Fran:
| cisco Saturday, on their way to the Eastern
States and Europe.
The failure of the Urbana Wire company of
Hammondsport, n. Y, and SO Broadway, was
announced Saturday.
The Talbot brothers at Maryville, Mo-, have
been convicted of the murder of their father
committed last spring.
A drunken man named Brown, was burned
to death in the burning of the Jail at Baldwin,
Mich, on Thursday night.
Tom Paynes anniversary was celebrated in
New York Saturday evening by addresses, reel
tations and reading of poems.
bill permanently remitting 1900, DOC
marks from the annual taxation by the state
has been adopted by the Prussian diet, 234 to
216.
Great damage has been caused by floods
throughout Spain. The railways in way
places are under water. The Guadalupe river
is still rising.
A full meeting Of the Memphis bar, Satur-
day, endorsed the nomination of Stanley Mat
thews, to be associate justice of the United
States supreme court.
John W. Sickles, an ex-iournalst, Of Chca-
go, made an Intellectual attempt Friday night
TO commit suicide by cutting one of the arte-
ries of his arm. Cause, trouble with wo-
man.
It's reported that the Hamlin- Williams law
suit, in which the latter obtained verdict for
S247 ,544 against the former as president of the
Buffalo IN. " Grape Sugar company, has
been settled.
J. T. McDougall, who opeued bucket
shop in Boston Thursday morning, was miss
ing Saturday morning, with several thousand
dollars which confding spectators had de-
posted with him for margins.
X. II. Van Rensselaer,, native Of Albany,
n Y. but for fifty years living in Hamilton
county, O., died Friday night. He was one of
the Oldest and most distinguished of Scottish
rite Masons in the country.
At meeting in Augusta, Saturday, of col
ored Republicans, with members OF the Geor-
gia Republican committee, an address was
adopted endorsing Senator Bruce of Mississippi
for place in the Garfield cabinet.
The Missouri Senate has adopted resolu-
ton favoring the opening of Oklahama to
white settlement and asking that right of
way be granted the st. Louis San Francisco
railroad though the Choctaw nation.
At Malone y. T., "a girl named Davis has
been held to bail for Systematically poison
ing Gertie Manning, niece of Warner Manning,
in whose house the Davis girl was stationed.
1t was thought Miss Manning wonld die.
Argument was in progress Saturday at
Owenboro, KY, on the trial of Tom Buford,
for numbering Judge Elliott, of the court of
appeals, for deciding a case against him. The
trial has been in progress for over two weeks.
Cyrus Smith, under arrest for defrauding the
government, at Chicago, out of S42 600 worth
of stamps, under pretense that he was about to
start match factory, tried to commit suicide
in the Carthage MOI Jail Thursday night, but
defeated his purpose by taking an overdose.
VIM. T. Thornton, before election, proposed
to serve as Judge of Sullivan county, New
York, for 81 200 year, the regular salary
being $4,000. This offer is ruled to be bride,
aud though Thornton received majority of
votes, the court, before which his election was
contested, holds him ta be ineligible.