Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-15
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The vote for mayor in the city of Boston il
SO close as to necessitate re-count.
| The London mail for Australia left New
York for San Francisco on Tuesday night.
dispatch from Whitehall, N. Y, states
that ex Congressman Robert 8. Hale is dead.
| The pope has named Cardinal Howard t.
succeed the late Cardinal Edvardo Borromeo
| An excellent counterfeit s. bill on tht
Boylston National bank, Boston, is in clrcu.
lation.
| B. Frank Moore was fined $500 in New York
yesterday, for sending lottery circulars through
the mails.
The bodies of tweuty-eight more victims O1
the Ring theatre fire at Vienna, were recovered
| yesterday.
Thaddeus Cram Banks, business manager ol
the Forest and Stream, New York, died yes
terday morning.
The Sangamon river is again overfowed
near Springfield, ILL.,, and has taken down sew
eral railroad bridges.
Parties in the interest of the Republican
Milwaukee, have purchased the controlling
stock of the Sentinel
The bonds offered to the government under
| the 1O6th call yesterday, in New York
amounted to $5,5OO,0OO.
John Finnerty, late of he Times is abont to
start paper in Chicago devoted to the Irish
course styled the Citizen.
John Deitz and John Turner were killed by
a gas explosion in the prospect mines at
Wilkesbarre, Pa, Saturday.
Three workmen were fatally injured by q
premature explosion Of gas in Bishops Gem.
etery, Newark, N. j., yesterday.
A special from Willberger county, Tex,
announces the murder of John Brown, fore
man of ranch, by John Folkes.
Lord Lorne presided at meeting in Lon
don yesterday, for the encouragement OF the
immigration of women to Canada.
In a row at Reno, Tex, yesterday, white
man named Warner was mortally wounded,
and one negro killed and two wounded.
A special from Dallas, Tex, reports the
failure of A. P. Ryrn, dry goods merchant,
with liabilities from $4,000 to $4,000.
A cable dispatch says that Boyd has signed
articles for match with Hanlan on the Tyne,
for the championship of the world and 95O0.
Director General Kimball says the Atlanta
exposition will positively close the 31st inst,
and thanks the press of the country for its
success.
Dayton Ohio, has new national bank to be
called the Western National, president. j. II.
Mentens; cashier, c. Reher. Capital
s., 100000.
w. c. Andrews, late of the Northern Pa
ci1c, has been appointed general passenger
agent in New York city for the Milwaukee s.
st. Paul road.
The New York board of trade and transport
tation, in session yesterday, adopted resolu-
tion favoring an appropriation by congress for
the Hennepin canal.
Tine store of Russell & Bradford, st. Louis,
was burglarized Tuesday night, the safe blown
open, and several thousand dollars with valu-
able papers taken. No clue.
The cordage mandatory of John T. Bailey
q Co., Philadelphia, burned yesterday after
noon. The entire loss is estimated at $780,
600, of which $50, 900 was in stock.
The state senate of Virginia has rejected all
the nominations made before the adjournment
of the legislature two years ago. New nomi-
nations will be made after january.
Capt. Dave Payne and eight of his followers
have reached the Oklohama lands, without
meeting Indians or troops. They anticipate
no trouble or molestation from the authorities
The controversy between Bismarck and
Windhorst has put an end to the coalition be-
tween the Conservatives and Clericals, and the
political situation in Germany is darker than
ever.
lnYeSLlGauOn lntO tne management OF Inc
Kiugs county, N, Y, penitentiary, show that
the number of convicts charged to the county
were from 161 to 185 in excess of the actual
number.
Chas. Goodman, the missing witness injthe
Christiancy divorce case, appeared yesterday,
and signed his testimony. The chancellor
granted the motion that the husband be taxed
with examiners costs.
A telegram announces that Peters, the al
legged child murderer, of North Troy, VT, has
surrendered and is now in the Sweetsborough
Jail. Threats of lynching are made and the
Jail is closely guarded.
The stockholders of the Keely motor, at
their annual meeting in Philadelphia, yester-
day, adopted the report of the directors to the
effect that the inventor should take out pat
ents to cover his invention.
Italy has approved of the conduct of the
Italian consul In protesting against the French
occupation of Tunis, and refused to withdraw
the protest. The italian authorities continue
to ignore the French protectorate, and have
sent a man-of- war to Susa.
Geo. F. Buckley, American contractor, ar
rested and closely confined by the Mexican
authorities at Paso Del Forte, Friday last, for
threatening residents in the woods for out
bidding contractors, was released on paying
$50 fine, and $400 seized from him when ar
rested, was not returned.
Pursuit of Hostile Scouts.