Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-27
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,

| A child was killed by toy pistol at Charles
| ton, S. c., Sunday.
Building operations in Chicago the past yeal
| have cost $11 100000.
The Tennessee legislature will visit the At
| lanta exposition to-day.
The losses by fire in South street, New
York city, are placed at 81, ,0O0, 600.
DR.. Edward Reynolds, the Oldest physician
of Boston, died yesterday, aged SO.
Gen. Sherman spent Christmas in Chicago
on account of missing train for Washing
| ton.
The mill of J. N. Best, at Wildwood, ILL.,.
burned Sunday. Loss, $4,000; insurance
So, 1000.
S. P. Dick, an old and we'll known business
man of Louisville, KY, died yesterday OF
paralysis.
VIM G. Russell, it is said, has been rendered
the position of chief justice of the supreme
court of Massachusetts,.
M. J. Cohen & Co., Memphis, wholesale
and retail cigar dealers, have made an assign
ment. Liabilities $4,000.
A Denver dispatch states that a fire in the
Hazleton mines of Willis Gulch, caused a
loss of $50, 900 to $40, 900; insured for $1,000
The daughter OF E. II. Messer, near Mt
Gilead, Ohio, died yesterday from scald,
having fallen into a kettle of boiling
water.
The boys of the training squadron, to the
number of 600, were given grand dinner yes
terday on board the New Hampshire and the
Minnesota, at Newport, R. 1.
Christmas was observed in New York yes
terday by an almost entire suspension OF busl-
ness. The theaters were crowded at both the
afternoon and evening performances.
Bridget Clarke, of New York, died on Christ
mas day, of melaucholla. For the last twenty
years she but once voluntarily left her mouse,
preferring not to mingle with the world.
The remains of Jno Orville Evans, presi-
dent of the Mutual Union Telegraph company,
who died suddenly, were taken to Fayettevllle
for interment, accompanied by several friends
of Mr.. Evans.
A fireman was arrested in New York yester-
day on the charge of attempting to open one
of the safes in Covert, Acker and Co.'S office
during the fire Saturday night. He was re-
manded for examination.
The Columbus, O., grand opera house, par
TALLY destroyed by fire ten days ago, was re-
opened to a crowded house last night. The
repairs have been accomplished by two full
sets of mechanics, day and night.
At the convention of the Socialistic Labor
party IN New York tonight, DR.. Donai deliv-
cred an address advocating that the consti-
tuition be changed so as to afford more pro-
lection to the interests OF labor.
Samuel D. Haynes, for assaulting warden
in an attempt to escape from states prison at
Rockland, Me-, last summer, has been SEN
fenced to nine months solitary confinement,
then to undergo his other sentence.
On Saturday night, at Gardner, Mass, Mrs.
Thomas 7. Greenwood, of East Templeton,
was thrown from carriage and SO badly in
jured that she died Sunday Two other ladies
with her were, it is feared, also fatally injured.
The Missouri Pacific west bound passenger
ran off the track near Independence, Mo-,
Sunday, and three coaches were precipitated
down an embankment. The wreck blockaded
the Chicago & Alton line, and trains on both
lines were delayed all day. No one seriously
hurt.
The proprietor of Hueck's Opera House,
Cincinnati, has bought the Coliseum, large
theater near his other, and proposes to ban
ish all beer drinking and cigar smoking from
his opera house to the Coliseum and make
the former first-class theater in every re-
Spect.