Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-06
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Ane Cnristiancy divorce case is again at
nesses.
Lewis Conners was killed by Noah Good
Saturday. ''
Grain, Rising ts Co., boots and shoes, Sum.
mer street, Boston, reported failed. LiabiIi.
ties $150,000 to $500, 900.
Willie johnson, aged 10, and Johnnie Sum.
Gacn, aged z, Were drowned in a pond at
Lyons, Iowa, Sunday, while skating.
n 4. Boutwell,, Of Cooley's Island, Fla.,
snoC ana Killed b. 2. Burgess, Sunday, because
the latter whipped the formers child.
John Hart, 1873 Eidridge street, was dan.
gerously stabbed by his mistress, Annie
stokes. Both claim the stabbing accidental.
Policeman J. F. Robinson, of the Charles
ton district Boston, was assaulted to-day by
party OF roughs, and it is thought fatally IN
jured.
:, The pigeon shooting match in London,
Eng, Yesterday, between Carver AID Stuart
worthy, resulted in tie, each killing eighty
three.
In an accident ON the Selma & New
orleans railroad yesterday, near Selma, Ala.
Two men were killed and another fatally in
jured.
Gustav Zerath, convicted of blackmailing
ana conspiracy, was sentenced to two years in
state prison and $500 fine, in New York, yee-
terday.
Edward Murphy, of New York city, arrested
on the charge OF burglary, attempted to es-
cape from the officer and was shot, probably
fatally.
Is regarded that the propeller Jane Miller
went down in the Georgia Bay, with all on
board, twenty-five persons, including sixteen
passengers.
Gee. Bunfeld, who lived near Matamoras,
y, was run over and killed by train on the
Plttsburg, Wheeling & Kentucky railroad, at
Wheeling yesterday.
Hon. John Meacham, an old and wealthy
citizen OF Battle Creek, Mich, was run over
accidently by locomotive yesterday and in
stantly killed. Age rs.
A farmer named Milligan. who lately paid
his rent, was beaten to death near Cannon,
Friday. There were lately extensive evictions
on the property of the deceased landlord.
islature governor will be appointed instead
of lieutenant governor. The British gov.
ernment will counsel Sandall's appointment.
The total value of humber exported from
Ottawa to the United States for eleven months
ended November 80, was $2,069, ,159, an in
crease OF $S7,eR over the same period last
year.
At New Orleans Thomas Cholan, age 25,
loaded revolver for James McDavitt, age 16,
and handing it to him with the hammer up.
The weapon was discharged and Cholan was
killed.
A private dispatch from Japan says the
deadlock IN the silk trade has been removed by
the practical su ubmission of the American and
European merchants to the Japanese de-
mands.
The Pacific bank at Boston is likely to be
able to resume. Weeks has raised $500, 600.
The stockholders have raised one million
more, and in short time the bank will open
again.
It is stated that the earl of Crawford and
Balearres has decided that he will not offer
reward for the recovery of the body OF his
father, but will spend any sum of money in
tracking the thieves.
The manufacturers and dealers in leather
goods in Cincinnati, formed hide and leather
exchange yesterday, by adopting constitu-
ton. The election of officers will be held the
third Monday in December.
The Pennsylvania railroad company opened
their new depot in Philadelphia at Merricks
and Filbert streets, yesterday, for general
trade, and all trains now run over the elevated
road into the heart of the city.
An extra session of the Louisiana legisla-
ture convened ut New Orleans yesterday. Gov.
McEnery, in his message, says there is no rea-
son for theory of 'tPoor louisiana" as the
state is rich and belongs in the front rank of
the states.
David McMnllen, who shot Ftaher McCarty
at Springfield, Mass, Saturday night, says he
acted iu self-defense. That the priest pursued
him with knife, and that the whole trouble
has grown out of the fact that he, McMullen,
is Protestant.
Two thousand persons were vacclnated in
Chicago, yesterday, by the Health department.
The medical authorities there state that per-
sons come to the health office every day af-
fected with the small pox, and apply for ad.
mission to the pest house.
August Gilsoe entered saloon at 235 Mer-
Ger street, New York, and asked for drink.
1t was refused him, as he was shivering under
the effects Of a recent prolonged debauch, and
cup Of. coffee given him instead. While
drinking it he fell upon the floor and died.
Chillicothe, Ohio special: During fight
at the Rchland furnace, east of this place,
this afternoon, between Marcelus McKensin,
laborer, and John Turner, miner, the former
was knocked down and then kicked in the
breast with such violence that he died almost
instantly.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Pittsburg q COnnellsville railroad was
held at Pittsburg yesterday, and new board
held later, and elected Geo. w. Garrett presl-
dent, and K. B. Washington secretary and
treasurer.
Attendance at the Atlanta exposition, plant
ers' and manufacturers week, is very large,
and many of the most distinguished men in
the country are present. United States Com
missioner Loring will deliver an address on
Wednesday or the Mutual Relations of Amer
lean Industries"
Maude Howard, colored, an inmate of the
city Jail at St. Louis lit cigarette in her cell
Sunday, and threw the lighted match over her
head. Her dress became igDited, and before
the flames could be extinguisheds she was badly
burned. She was taken 10 the city hospital,
where she died in few hours.
8. Cook and Horace Co k, of the Cook
Mantel company, of Rhode Island, have been
arrested at the instance of Sampson & Co., of
Boston, on the charge Of fraud. Sampson q
Co. furnished the raw material and they made
the goods, but, it is claimed, the product
"shrinks," having been, apparently, sold to
other parties.
The 26 hour race between Rowell, of En-
gland, and Dobler, of Chicago, began at Chi
present at thexstart. Both men are in excel
lent conditiolb and the friends of each are
equally conf lent. The first four miles were
Accomplished in 81 minutes, 81 seconds, with
no appreciable distance between the men at
any time during their trot.
A wellknown gambler was arrested in New
York last night, suspected of being one of the
gang who, Saturday night, introduced q
member of the Ohio editorial association to a
bunko game The gambler, while on the way
to the police headquarters, broke away from
the officer, who sent several shots after him,
but wide of the mark, and one of the shots
grazed the neck of car conductor.
1t is reported the wholesale lumber firm of
Porter, Jones & Roegnet, of Philadelphia
Laurel Wharf, had failed with Liabilities of
100000. The troubles of this firm effected
several Others, including A. j. Jones & Son,
W. Chalfort 81 Jas. 8. Smith of this city, and
| two lumher firms in New York who "a re.