Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-27
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

IflDuLarleS. IL Will observe CQo acLlOn OF tne
Eriyer commission and may approve its recon-
mendations.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Fire at Bradford, Pa. Loss $35,OO0.
The Won Steubens will be entertained in
Cincinnati to-day.
The French guests visited the state depart
ment yesterday, and afterwards called on Pres
ident Arthur.
The schooner Erie Queen, with Il, 400 bush
els uf barley from New Castle, struck the
breakwater and sunk inside the harbor.
At Harrisburg, Pa, q postal clerk named
Vanhorn, running between that city aud Pitts
burgh, has been arrested, charged with rob-
bing the mail.
Gambetta, at Baldic, to-day, said all inter-
ests should harmoniZe under the republic.
Democrats must abjure their envy and mis-
trust of the superior classes.
The Egypt, French newspaper at Alexan-
dria, has been suppressed for the publication
that Osman, founder of the Ottoman empire,
was the son of false prophet.
At Mount Washinton there is q slight snow
storm. Wind ninety miles an hour; tempera-
ture three degrees below zero, a fall of forty
degrees since the day previous
-lSIrlcI Attorney OoThuill uaS IecelNcu
telegram from Judge Porter of New York,
stating that he will assist government conn-
selin the prosecution of Guiteau.
The German citizens of Chicago have ar
ragged to give banquet and to hold mass
meeting tonight in honor of the German Wis
itOrs who were at the Yorktown centennial.
Capt. Robert Ballentine, one of the best
known vessel captains or the lakes, died in
Detroit on Monday. He had been commander
on various vessels for the last twenty years.
Ae Montgomery, Ala, Thos. j. Cox was Sc
reastly cut and j. w. Crawford dangerously
shot, each by the other. Both highly re-
spectacle. A bystander, named Hogan, shot
in the leg.
A Kansas special says that Major John Hix,
of the cavalry U. s. A., died on Santa Fe
train, yesterday, while en- route to Fort Cum
mings, New Mexico. He leaves family at
West Minister, Conn.
The boiler of an engine on the Bloomington
& Northwestern road exploded as the train
was leaving Champagne, Ills, yesterday,
scalding Fireman Carleton fatally, and Brake
man Rhodes seriously.
The Mexican government has ordered the
commencement of payments of the subven-
ton to the Central railroad. 1t is decided
that the Mexican National Railroad company
cannot build to Gattedaligara.
At Constantinople, two Circassians, who
robbed and maltreated Pierce, the American
missionary, were sentenced to five years penal
serviiude. Five others arrested in connection
with the affair were discharged.
The eighth annual convention of the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance nnion opened
yesterday, at the Foundry Methodist church,
in Washington, $50 delegates present Miss
Francis E. Willard, Chicago, presided.
At New Haven, Blanche Douglass was ar
raigned yesterday, on the charge of numbering
Jennie Cramer, August 5, by inducing her to
take arsenic. She was not called upon to
plead, but was sent back to Jail to await a
hearing.
A London dispatch says pugilist named
Comey and four Others were arrested, charged
with manslaughter in causing the death of
Highland, champion light weight. Highland
received fatal injuries in prize fight near
Birmingham.
The American Woman's Suffrage associa.
tion had a cordial welcome in Louisville yes
terday, and large audience filled the body of
the Grand Opera house, and gave a respectful
and sympathetic hearing.
Lawyer Trudle, of Chicago, who will assist
in the defense of Guiteau, said to reporter
last evening, that he would advance the plea
of insanity, as he believed the man to be in
sane. lie cared nothing about Guiteau, but
was lover of the law.
Baron Blanc, formerly minister to the Uni
ted States, telegraphed the consul OF the Ital-
ian government at New York: "The identity
of the brigand Exposito, surrendered by the
United States, has been established, and an
important service rendered the cause of JUS
tice."
At Harrisburg, Pa, yesterday, Rumberger
brothers, convicted of murder, were refused a
new trial, and were sentenced to be hanged.
Frank protested innocence, and at the con-
clusion of the sentence remarked to the court
with smile: "Thanks; / am an innocent
man.
Jno. Vanhom, postal clerk, was arrested
at Harrisburg, Miss, yesterday for robbing
mails. He was taken to Vicksburg, and after
having a preliminary hearing entered bail.
United States Special Agent Camp alleges that
the embezzlements from mails will aggregate
very high figures.
The Chilian minister at Washington has in
formation from Santiago, oath, via Paris, of
the severe illness of Gen. Fitzpatrick, United
States minister to Chill, and that physicians
feared the case was hopeless. Later news does
not mention Gen. Fitzpatrick. 1t is thought,
therefore, he is no worse.
On Tuesday night, while VIM. Parker, who
lives two miles south of Des Moines, Iowa, was
putting up stove pipe, it fell, knocking a
lamp off table. The lamp exploded, setting
ter. The boy died from effects of the burns
and the girl will also die. The mothers hands
were badly burned.
On Big creek, TORY county, Missouri, one
Maupin had domestic trouble and last Friday
he shot his wife and then, aiming at his own
heart, be fired again, but the wound did not
prove fatal. Manpin, after this, found his
horse and rode off. He was followed and his
horse and saddle found covered with blood.
Manpin, however, escaped.
A special from Freeman, ILL.,, says Henry G..
Lambert was arrested, charged with having
procured an abortion upon q young girl
named Hannah Williams, who, it is said, was
seduced by a young school director of that
place Lambert is married, having wife and
two children residing in st. Joseph, Mo. He
| was admitted to bail in 81 600.
Young man named Frank Crandell was
arrested at Dundee, Mich, and taken to
Detroit, charged with altering draft on New
York, bought at Fort Worth, Tex, from $500
| to 5000 Crandell's father keeps store at
Dundee, and the young man had recently re-
| turned from Texas very flush with money,
which he claimed he had obtained as the result
of fortunate speculation.
| An artempt was made yesterday to burn the
ship Batavia at New York The fire marshal
| in his investigation said there was something
strange about it. The theory that some in.
| fanable chemical had been scattered on deck
| on purpose as in the case of the Bothenia was
laughed at by the officers on the deck, but II
was observed that the strictest vigilance was
maintained by the gate keeper lest any person
whose business was not fully known should
gain admission.