Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-31
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
The Hanlan-Ross race is off till spring.

The Hanlan-Ross race is off till spring.
Alexander, eldest son of Dr. McCosh, of
Princeton, N. j., died yesterday.
Prince Charles and Frederick Charles sent
expressions of regret at inability to attend.
The total registration of voters in New
York city for the coming election is ITO, ,4l9,
against 216,974 last year.
The Grand Trunk railroad station and
freight sheds and contents, at Park Hill, In
diana, burned yesterday.
A through train from st. Louis to Calves
ton, Tex, was put on the Iron Mountain road
yesterday, and will run regular hereafter.
Menke, Grimm & Co.'s planning mill, Of
Quincy, ILL.,, burned yesterday together with
the two-story brick block. Loss $4,000. In
surance $S,6OO.
The John street Methodist Episcopal church,
New York city, celebrated yesterday the 115th
anniversary foundation of the first Methodist
church in America.
The Grand Trunk railroad lines will to day
advance rates to New York from Chicago
from s. 10 1926, to Boston to S7.25, and for
round trip tickets to Boston to $14.50.
Fire from unknown cause yesterday, de-
stryed the Cleveland, Ohio spring works. Loss
roughly estimated at $4,000; insurance
$4,000. Considerable of the stock was saved.
Trickett the oarsman left st. Louis last
night for Toronto to gee if he cannot make
terms with Hanlan to row match for 81 900
side on Creve Cour Lake, near the former
city.
The wife of John Wood, of Memphis, Ten
nessee, suicided yesterday by blowing the top
part of her head off with a shotgun. She
was suffering under mental alteration, super
induced by morphine.
Rev. J. M. Sporgnove, aged 60 years, COM
mitted suicide ny hanging himself to q bed
post in the West Pennsylvania hospital, Pitts
burg, Pa, last evening. Financial troubles is
assigned as the cause of the deed.
Fire yesterday in the brewery of Schmidt &
Glade's, corner of north Clark street and Grant
about $4,000. A large quantity of grain was
destroyed and machinery injured, principally
by water; insured.
The commission house Of ]. Schriener &
Co., of st. Louis, went down Saturday after.
noon under the heavy decline in wheat, their
customers refusing any longer to put up mar
gins. Liabilities only about 81, 200, and the
firm will resume in few days.
George Ronaldo, New York variety actor,
was shot and severely wounded, last night,
by Lawrence Kennedy. aged 49, Ronaldo was
visiting a young woman. Kennedy and
companion called and a quarrel ensued and
the shooting of Ronaldo was the result.
Rain yesterday relieved somewhat the anxi-
ETY. of the people of New York city as to the
water supply. The gates at the reservoir we're
yesterday shut down to within three inches of
the bottom and at 2 O'Clock were closed alto
gether. Four or five inches of rainfall are
needed before economy will be abandoned.
The business portion of the village of Edge
field, s. c., was destroyed by fire yesterday,
only three stores being saved. Only provisions
enough for forty eight hours remain in the
town. The ire ragged all day. Thlrty-fve
persons or firms were burned. Loss estimated
at over 100000. U. 8. Buffers law office
was destroyed. Fire supposed to be lncendi-
ary.
The verdict of the coroner was given yes
terday on the inquest of three persons killed
in the boiler explosion at the Dayton, Ohio,
wheel works last Tuesday. The verdict lays
the responsibility of the explosion and of the
deaths from it, on Pinnes & Daniels, propri-
etors of the works, and on their engineer.
The cause of explosion was attributed to
Oyercharging the boiler