Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-22

a Berlin QlSpatcn says the return OF winter
brings increased activity in the distribution of
seditious pamphlets throughout Russia.
John Orcman, employed in the rolling
mills near Milwaukee, was burned to death by
a gas explosion in blast furnace, yesterday
smOthered to death on Sunday. The fire partly
destroyed the residence of Hayes and his fam
lily.
At Columbus, Ga, Osborne Pitts drank q
quart OF whisky on a wager and was carted
home dead. Dennison, keeper of the grog-
shop, was arrested.
At New York Jacob Lourman attempted to
shoot his wife yesterday and failing in that he
killed himself. The shot intended for his wife,
wounded Peter Herger.
A man named Jesse Mum, Lying in the vi
cinity of Kirksville, Mo-, was shot and killed
by the city marshal of that place while drunk
and trying to run the town.
At Rome large factory burned last night.
The authorities, fearing the flames would
spread to the gasometer, cut off the gas, caus.
ing total darkness in the city,
The Mark Lane Express intits review of the
British grain trade the past week says: The
weather is abnormally warm and young wheat
has consequently made rapidprogress.
At STAFFORD, N. H., Oh Sunday, Mrs.
Waldron, for some time i'll, called her grand
daughter to the bedside and cut her throat
from ear to ear with razot, and then killed
herself.
The Princess Victoria, wife of the crown
prince OF Germany, opened a museum of art
and industry, at Berlin yesterday. There was
large attendance of ministers and members
OF the diplomatic corps.
The grand jury of Chinnango county, New
York, has found thirty-hve indictments against
Henry T.. Robbins for forgeries during
1878 and 1879. Robbins has resided in Kansas
since In 1879 under an assumed name.
At an early hour, Sunday morning, Police
man Gilmore, (colored), of Little Rock, was
shot by unknown assailants. The ball entered
the bowels, producing, it Is thought, fatal
wound. There is no clue to the perpetrators.
President Garrett, of the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad, has cablegram from Leon Chotteau
al Farls saying the new cabinet is favorable to
the repeal OF the decree of February prohibit
ing the importation of American pork and
lard.
Remenyi, the great violinist, with his com.
pany, gave concert at Louisville yesterday,
for the benefit of the Flower mission, chart
table organization of ladies'. The house was
crowded. and the entertainment will net
S1,800.
A nolle prosequi was entered yesterd ay in
the case OF Lawrence r. Jerome, Jointly indicted
with Edward M. Patchell and VIM. Gibbon,
for the alleged larceny, some time ago, of $751;
gOO worth Of boHds belonging to Boynton,
Ives & Co., of New York.
A. Knabe died of lockjaw at Monticello,
ARK, on Friday night. He stuck splinter
in his finger, and afterwards accidentally
burned the place with blank cartridge from
toy pistol, from which the nerves became eff
fected and lOckjaW ensued,
Ihe United States district attorney at Phila.
delphla has received orders from Washington
not to try the cases of the straw bidders or
star routes this term. 1t is understood that
action is postponed SO the defendants can be
used as witnesses in other cases.
Weeks, the Boston bank smasher, Yesterday
made statement to Bank Examiner Needham
and the directors of the Pacific bank, which is
as favorable as expected. The prospect is
thought to be good for the Pacific bank con-
tinuing business under its charter.
There is no doubt that the schooner. E. P.
Dorr, went down off Port Claiborne on Sun
day, and that all hands were lost. Her can.
tain, Peter Dufrane, and six men composed
the crew. The vessel was worth $4,000 and
had cargo of oak and black walnut.
Two employees of the Western Union Tele
graph Co., named David Cronan and VIM.
Dogan, were instantly killed near Vincennes
yesterday. They were running q hand. car
and were struck by the south bound passenger
train on the Alton q Terre Haute railroad.
A Boston dispatch says there was run on
the Central National bank yesterday and de.
posits were fully equal to the drafts. The di.
rectors appointed Assistant Bank Examiner
Joseph w. Derby temporary cashier. Excite.
ment in financial circles has evidently com.
pletely subsided.
The Spanish chamber Of deputies has passed
bill authorizing the construction of the
Huesca and Canfranc railway, with subven-
tion of 10000 paestas per kilometer. The
cost of boring tunnel through the Pyrennes
is estimated at 100000 paestas, to be borne
equally by France and Spain.
The result of the election in Stafford, Eng,
for member Df parliament, by which Thomas
Salt was elected, caused great astonishment.
The Conservative victory is attributed mainly
fore election, had been promised Howell, can
didate of the Liberals and working classes.
At Covington, Tenn, on Saturday night, in
a difficulty between Marshal James Csoper
and James Slaughter, Cooper was killed. re.
ceiving shots in the abdomen. The killing
grew out of fight which the city marshal
had with brother of Slaughter that after.
noon. Deceased J. ayes wife and two chill.
dren.
At Evanston, Iii., VIM. Hesbe, widower.
was found dead in bed yesterday morning. his
head crushed and bloody. The house had
evidently been plundered. The murderer left
some of his clothes which are believed to be
those of a tramp seen in the neighborhood
the day before. He was young German of
about 10 years.
It is learned from records of the county
count at Chicago, that Augustus H. Parker.
cousin of the assassin, Guiteau, who worked
there as piano tuner, was sent some wears
ago to the Elgln insane asylum, where he
died. A curious fact in this connection ia
that Guiteau himself appeared as witness of
this mans insanity.
A Youngstown, Ohio, dispatch saws: Jesse
Baldwin, who was robbed of some gold last
week, says the amount received RECENTLY IN
Washington for bonds was not taken. and the
amount is not nearly as large as first stated.
He believes Washington confidence man led
the robbers. 1t is tae impression here that
his loss was $4,000.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati & Ea.t.
ern Railway, at meeting held at Batavia n
on Saturday, by unanimous vote agreed to in
crease the capital stock from $500, 600 to so.
0O0, ,O00, and to inci ease the bonded debt to
such sum as the directors NAV determine
The object is to complete the main line to
Portsmouth, O., and run branch from Rrnsb
creek to Sciota county - @'''A
Herbert NJ. Theirs, the defaulter of Kenoabs
Wis, was arrested BY Chicago detective yea