Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-13
ALL AROUND TIE GLOBE


shire potteries are on strike
At Ouray, COL, Andy Beggs. shot and in
stantly killed Tobe Williams last night.
An Irish National convention is called to
meet in Chicago Nov. 80, for thirty days
session.
Capt. Joseph Aiken, a prominent steamboat
man and wharf lessee OF New Orleans, died
yesterday.
The government of Russia viii shortly
grant general amnesty TO persons convicted
of press offences
Gen. Milatin, Russian minister OF war, has
! been appointed president of the acacemy OF
| military jurisprudence.
The Cincinnati boot and shoe manufacturers
have decided to make slight increase n the
! prices of their products.
a Vienna dispatch reports serious earth
cuake at Chios The village is sinking into
| the earth. The inhabitants have fed.
Heavy rains have occurredin Mysore, India,
and prices of food have, consequently, fallen
25 per cent. Anxiety in regard to crops Is
abated.
A Sacramento dispatch states that the board
of health has made final arragements for in
specting and quarantining cars on the Central
Pacific.
The London Economist says Virginia funded
cess of the Readjustment party at the recent
election.
Rev. DR.. z. NJ. Humphrey, occupying the
chair of church history at Lane Theological
| seminary, Walnut Hill, Cincinnati, IS lying at
the point of death.
The Illinois supreme court has granted
| stay Of proceedings in the case OF Keenan,.
| The murderer and his attorneys are confident
of getting new trial.
In the gun club pigeon shooting match at
| London, yesterday, between DR.. Carver and
Archer, for e100 side, the result was
| draw, each killing 1874.
The Modesto, Cal, fire of Friday destroyed
the Arundel and Modesto hotels and num-
Der of stores and manufacturing estapIlsh-
| ments. Loss, $4,000
Levi E. Whylock, another one OF the par
ties connected with the Missouri land Swln-
die, pleaded guilty in the criminal court yes
! terdayto forgery in the first degree.
At Niagara, Ont, tn. public schools are
temporarily closed, owing to the preveilance
OF diphtheria. A large number are sick.
Deaths so far are confined 20 children.
John Dobler, Of Chicago, and Charles Row
ell, of England, have deposited 8 preliminary
stake of $500 each for twenty six-hour walk
ing match, to take place at Chicago NoTem-
Der 25.
A dispatch from Odessa says that railway
traf1ice in central Russia is greatly impeded by
snow, which has prevented the sowing Of
winter wheat especially in the government OF
Kharkoff.
Last night, at Troy, n. Y, calcium light
exploded On TIE stage of the Opera house
during performance. A panic ensued, and
In the stampede several persons were Injured,
but none fatally.
At Wilmington. Del, 4year-old son OF
John Fox was killed yesterday, by bull dog.
The dog broke its chain, caught the boy by
the throat and horribly mangled him, causing
almost instant death.
The body OF negro was stolen from a
coffin at Atlanta, Ga, yesterday by medical
students, and the coffin filled with sand, which
facts were discovered at the cemetery. The
police will raid the college.
IA. Poormau, OF Paw Paw, Michigan, and
two children, ate pancakes on tuesday last,
mixed with arsenic used by mistake, for baking
powder. Poorman has since died and It is re-
ported that both children cannot recover.
A cyclone struck the premises of Matt. F.
Ash, near Madison station. Miss, on Friday,
completely de denolishing and carrying away all
the buildings, and severely injuring Mrs. Ash.
two of her children and four other persons.
Peter Keath, who committed the crime of
highway robbery at Bay City, Mich, some
three years ago and subsequently made good
| his escape. was captured at Detroit yesterday
and placed in Jail to await the action of the
Bay City authorities.
One of the travelling engines on the trestle
work of the new state house at indianapolis,
| fell at O'Clock yesterday,s distance of fifty
| five feet, caused by the timbers giving way.
The engineer, named Smith, probably fatally
| injured No others hurt.
A Vienna dispatch says: In view OF the po-
| litical excitement in the province OF fischer
rigoff, where the leaders in recent disturbances
are shortly to be tried, the Russian military
authorities have issued most stringent in
structions to troops to fire on mobs il nee
eSsary.
The national rife association have under
consideration the sending OF q national grand
team to Wimbledon next July, provided q
match can be organized with British asso-
citation, and that q team can be organized
which will be properly represented and snfti-
GENTLY skilled.
A Springfield, Mass, dispatch says: The
Massachusetts Paper company has failed with
liabilities of $500, 900, because OF attachments
served by the Springfield National bank; ARNOLD
& Hart, New York; the Kansas City Paper
company, Missouri, and Russell Paper COM
pany, of Lawrence.
George Neal, living in Miami, o., and Will
| place, while crossing the Cleveland, Colum-
| bus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis railroad track
| on Friday evening, were strnck by passenger
| train. Neal was instantly killed and Meeks
| dangerously wounded.
An Alamosa, Call, dispatch says: Sheriff
Smith and posse after prolonged chase and
running fight captured and jailed four motor
! ious horse thieves at Connejos. There were
| five thieves in the party, one of whom was
| killed and another wounded IN the fight. The
names of the thieves are not known.
| Several Socialists at Regensberg, Bavaria,
have been arrested, charged with connection
| with Swiss Nihilists. The police arrested at
| Zosnowica, Russian Poland, man with a
| French passport, and sent him in chains to
| Warsaw. The prisoner confessed that several
| Nihilists from Paris had gone to st. Peters
burg.
The remains of A. b. Chapman; sheep
herder, were found in the ruins OF the Modesto
| hotel, The explosion of q quantity of pow
| der in one of the stores, aud cartridges in q
shooting gallery in which the fire originated,
| scattered the crowd, and checked all efforts to
1 extinguish the fire. No one was injured by
the explosion.
| Arrangements for the national tariff conyen-
| ton to he held in Chicago on Tuesday, Nov.
Is, have been perfected. The attendance will
| be large. Strong delegations have reported