Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-01
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Kirkdale corn mills, largest in Liverpool,
burned.

| Kirkdale corn mills, largest IN Liverpool
/ burned.
! Rochester and Syracuse, New York, repor
| the Erie canal in good navigable condition.
| During quarrel between negroes in Twiggl
county, Ga., John Lowe was fatally stabbed
J Yale college accepts Harvard's challenge t.
| row an eight-oared race, provided it be rowet
June 30, 1889.
| At Columbus, O., Edward Lang, aged II
years, was killed yesterday by falling of {
transfer wagon.
Tunis dispatch says: Fifteen men me,
belonging to Ouled Agar were shot by ordel
| of Gen. Aubejny.
The New England Cotton Manufacturer
| association has appointed delegates to th'
Atlanta convention.
DR.. L. c. Norwood, his residence at White
| side, Ga, himself and considerable sum o.
money were burned UP.
| At London, Ont, two men, Hoxie ani
| Watson, were fatally burned by an explosion
at the Victor oil works yesterday.
The st. Clair Hub and Spoke works, at De
| troit, owned by Mark Hopkins & Co., burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000. insurance So, 400.
Michael and David Hennessy have been in
dicted for the murder of Thomas Devereaux
chief of police Of New Orleans, October Is.
At the Merchants: 81. Elliott, Grand Rap.
ids; B. Langley, WinOna; j. Scott, Fargo; G.
Bailey, Duluth; A. Stephens, Fargo; c. Smith,
Grand Forks.
A London dispatch says Congressman Deu-
ster, of Wisconsin, is a passenger in the
steamship Lesssing which put back to Ply
mouth disabled.
Samuel Morely Liberal member of parlia-
ment for Bristol, addressing his constituents,
said strong feeling in favor Of free trade was
growing in New York.
Nathan Myrick, Esq, leaves for Washing
ton to-day, where he will spend most of the
winter, locking after long standing claim
against the government.
The council general of the Seine have adopt
ed resolution in favor Of the project for con-
structlon Of a canal to connect the Atlantic
ocean with the Mediterranean.
At Lancaster, Pa, VIM. Knein and Nathan
dreybel went out to hunt muskrats Tuesday
night. Greybell mistaking his companion for
the game sought, shot him fatally.
A Dallas, Texas, special says Capt. Payne
and large following crossed Red river at the
mouth Of Little Wichita in Clay county, in
Oklahoma, unmolested on Sunday last.
A st. Louis dispatch says the consolidation
of the iron manufacturing companies under
the title of the St. Louis Steel and Ore Co., is
almost perfected. Total capital stock is
$5U00,00O.
Michael Leonard has been convicted of llle-
gal voting at Washington and sentenced to
Imprisonment for three morths and to pay
fine 500 and be absolutely deprived OF the
right of suffrage for four years.
At Leomister, Mass, yesterday, while sev-
eral boys were skating on pond, one named
Walker, aged II, broke thaough the ice. His
father, Arthur Walker, went to his sons as
sistance and both were drowned.
State Engineer Seymour, of New York,
whose term of Office expires January l, has
accepted charge of 100000 acres of wood
land in Wisconsin from Boston syndicate,
and will move soon TO Appleton, Wis.
A dispatch from Nelsonville, o., says James
Smith, miner in Hooking Valley, who dis
appeared suddenly about three weeks or a
month since, was found dead last night. A
supposed case of suicide caused by dissipation.
The court martial trial to Prince Shovas-
hadez, as officer OF the Russian hussars for
killing merchant In restaurant last sum-
mer has begun. The Grand Duke Elite, of Sc.
Petersburg society, were present at the OPEN
ing.
The thirty eighth drawing Of the Common:
wealth Distributing company took Place at
Louisville to-day. Ticket 81, ,4S2 drew the cap
ltal prize of $4,000; ticket 80, lO1 the second
prize OF st0,OO0, and ticket 4O,0S6 captured
the third prize of $1,000.
Mr.. E. G.. Logan, managing editor OF the
Courier Journal, of Louisville, was married
at Bowling Green, KY, last night, TO Miss
Lena Corrington. At the same time the
brides sister, Miss Clara Corringtos. was
married to Robt. F. Dulaney.
A Jacksonville, Texas, special says boiler
explosion at the mills of Douglass & Sons,
Mud Creek, yesterday, killed three white men,
the engineer, Oliver Wilson, and two laborers
Lamed Bunkell and BillIps, and fatally injured
a colored man. The mill was blown to at
toms.
TIE wife of Ed. B. Smith, a prominent saloon
and sporting man of Hot Springs, Ark, COM
mitted suicide last night by taking morphine.
She retired last evening in apparently good
health, and was found dead in bed. Domes-
tic difficulties are supposed to have prompted
the act.
The railroad companies of Chicago will hold
a meeting next Saturday for the purpose of
forming an association to prevent the ship
ment of goods at lower than their proper
classification of value. The idea is to employ
experts at freight handling who shall deter
mine the classes of goods shipped.
T. D. Henry, southern express messenger
on the Iron Mountain road, disappeared from
his train Tuesday merning, between Charles
Low anu IOplaI duu b pdCkag6
valued at ST. 900 is missing, though packages
valued at about $1,000 were found untouched
in his safe. The company offers $500 reward.
In the Missouri river convention, at st.
Joseph, after reports of various committees
Senator J. j. Ingalls,, of Kansas, was made
permanent president, and made thirty min
utes speech, fully identifying himself with the
movement, promising his personal political
assistance to carry out the resolutions of the
convention.
A St. Petersburg dispatch says Nicolai San
kousky intended 10 shoot General Ignatieff and
not General Tchereviye at the ministry of the
interior, on the Goth inst. General lgnatieff
had only just left the room where the commits
sion for mitigating sentences of exiles was
sitting, or he would have received from SAM
kowsky letter requesting an interview.
Samuel Morley, in speech at London, on
Tuesday night, said he could bear testimony
to the hearty feeling which pervaded America
toward England. II anybody, he said, sscould
go, as he did, into the western states, they
would see the attractions they offered for GER
tain classes of the surplus population of Great
Britain" He recommends the farmers to 90
there.
The jury in the case of Marco and Caprieco,
editor and manager, respectively, of the Lega
Della Dem0craSia, on trial at Rome for pub
llshing articles insulting to the Pope, has
found the prisoners guilty. Marco is SEN