Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-27
AROUND THE GLOBE.

cember
The superintendent of the New Hampshire
asylum for the insane has been summoned in
the Guiteau trial.
F. Marion, baggage master on the Grand
Haven road, was crushed between the cars at
Altegan, Mich, and killed yesterday.
It is stated that the French government has
decided to withdraw the decree for prohibit
ing the importation of American pork.
Ezekiel Smith and wife, aged rs, both died
at the same moment, at Huntington, VT, yes
terday. 1t is suspected they were poisoned.
Several additional experts on the subject of
insanity, summoned tor the defense in the
Guiteau trial, left Boston for Washington last
night,
In the French chamber of deputies yester-
day, Brisson read decree Withdrawing the
bill relative to the inspection of imported
salted meats.
A Paris dispatch says Prince Murat has been
badly wounded in duel with Baron Vaux,
whom he challenged for an article published
in the Triboulet.
A Berlin dispatch says the admiralty are ar
ranging plans by which German transatlantic
steamers could be transformed into cruisers in
case of necessity.
Two hundred and fifty more Russian Israel
ties arrived at New York yesterday. Many of
w i
grant Aid association.
A Richmond dispatch says the schooner
Exertion was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning at the white house landing. Three
of the crew were badly burned.
Representatives of Cyrus w. Field took
possession of the office of the Evening Er-
press yesterday. The Evening MaiI and Er-
press will shortly be consolidated.
0ambetta, in order to increase his influence
in the south of France, will publish at Mar
seilles through friends, in January next, an
evening paper entitled lie Mirabeau.
El Liberal, of Madrid, states that the pre-
lates who belong to the senate intend to SUBJ
NIT protest against the civil marriage bill,
and afterwards quit the senate in body.
Samuel Hood, one of the pioneer settlers Of
Chicago, died Friday night. He was post
master at Chicago during Lincoln's admins
tration, and has held many important posi-
tlons.
robbed of 81 900 worth of seal sacques and
other valuable fur goods, on Friday night.
The thieves entered by back window. No
clue as yet.
French troops entirely destroyed the village
of Menzel near Gabes, Tunis. The Arabs have
plundered an italian bank and burned some
large Esparto grass stores belonging to Eng
lish merchants.
In the New York billiard tournament the
games to decide ties for third and fourth
prizes resulted as follows. Morris defeated
Wallace by 300 to 262, and Slosson beat Wal
lace 300 to 220.
The English cabinet will probably meet the
first week in December and the date for the
reassembling of parliament will then be ar
ranged, probably for the second of January or
ninth of February.
The Chicago Lumbermen's Exchange yes
terday advanced prices fifty cents per thou
sand on narrow common boards, dressed and
matched on common and Gull boards twenty
cents, and lath forty cents.
The Duke of Richmond has decided to In
troduce on his large Scotch estates changes
compensating for tenants Improvements, and
an understanding that two years notice Of re-
moval shall be given by either side.
The youth who made the attempt upon the
life of Gen. Tcherevine is Pole. A man who
was waiting for the youth outside the minis
try was also arrested. He is known to be a
thief, . but denies any knowledge as to the
youth intentions.
During festival in Bibb county, Ga, Fri
day night, some negroes became drunk and
boisterous. Oliver Clark seized gun to stop
the row. His wife struggled to keep him out
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his wife instantly killed.
At Holden, near Warrensburg, Mo-, on
Friday. David McConnaghey was stabbed and
killed by man named Scatterwhite. Scatter.
white escaped. McConnaghey was hard
character, having served a term in the peni-
tentlary for horse stealing.
Col. Paramore, president of the Texas &
st. Louis Narrow Guage railroad, closed a
contract yesterday with Fox, Crosby & Co.,
of st. Louis, for track material for the con-
struction of 275 miles of the road from New
Madrid, Mo-, to Texarkana.
The report that Gould, Field & Sage have
obtained controlling interest in the New
York & New England railroad, is confirmed,
trains of that line will enter New York city by
the Manhattan elevated system.
The newspapers at Paris publish telegram
from Scutari, stating that hostIlities have
commenced between the Austrians and Krwos-
cans, who refuse to enter the Austrian mill
tary service The Krwoscans have taken three
small forts making prisoners of the garrisons
An official of the Illinois Central railroad
says no arrangement has been made by the
New York, Chicago & St. Louis railway by
which to run trains over the Illinois Central
tracks, that no offer has been made them by
the Central, but negotiations are now pend
ing.
James B. Jenkinson has been appointed re-
receiver of the factory and property of C. Nu-
gent & Co., Newark, n. j., by consent of all
parties concerned, and the works will continue
operations for the benefit of all the creditors,
under Nugent's superintendent, pending legal
proceedings.
Eight suits have been entered in the United
States circuit court at st. Louis against as
many milling firms of that city by Lemuel
W. Begnalt, of Syracuse, N. Y, for alleged
infringement of the Denchfield patent for cool
ing and drying wheat. Millers throughout the
country are interested in these suits.
Thos. w. Lynch, an old and respected citi
zen of Raleigh, N. c., being missed from
home, his sons made search and found his
body with the head crushed in lying in the
road, and under bridge, near by, were found
two negroes dividing money and property
taken from the murdered man. The negroes
are now in Jail and people are greatly incensed
against them.
A letter from Buenos Ayres says: stThe
death of President Garfield grieves us sorely.
A very touching demonstration occurred in
Buenos Ayres; 1900 persons marched past
the American legation with various national
banners draped. Eighteen bands in the pro-
cession playing dirges. The United States
minister stood on balcony with many Amer
ican residents
A San Francisco dispatch says: 1t is report