Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-02
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Hanlan and Boyd will likely meet on the


Hanlan and Boyd will likely meet on the
Tyne in April next.
At Montreal the residence Of Melvin Smith
was robbed Of 5000 werth OF jewalry and
watches.
At Scranton, Pa, yesterday morning an old
lady named Mrs. Mccarthy and also Mrs.
Reed burned to death.
The body Of man named Argsoves was
found riddled with bullets at place called
Rock Mound near Griffin, Ga, yesterday.
At Jacksonville, Tex, the boiler of the saw
mill of Douglass q Son exploded, killing three
white and fatally injuring one colored man.
Huntington, Of Pacific railroad fame, is
having built the pioneer vessel of fleet for
freight and passenger service on the Pacific
coast.
General passenger agents meet at Chicago
December Is to consider the question of abOl-
ishing commissions to ticket sellers on their
various lines of railroads.
Senior Vienna, secretary of the Chilian lega-
tion at Paris, writes stating that the relations
between Chilli and the United States have not
for long time ceased to be friendly.
A land slide on the Belvidere division block.
AIDED the Pennsylvania railroad five hours. A
track walker succeeded in tagging the Elmira
express, which stopped within q few feet of
track.
o. w. Ruggles, assistant gensral passenger
agent Of the Gould Southwestern Comblna-
tiOn OF railroads, has accepted the general
passenger. agency of the Michigan Southern
railroad.
It is understood that the first lord of the
English admiralty will report favorably to
the geographical society's memorial for the
dispatch of an expedition for the relief of
Leigh Smith.
The postmaster general has decided that
the "Amerlcan Manufacturing company" of
Boston; Is fraudulent concern, and fOrbids
the company to receive money orders or reg
istered letters.
At Ithica, New York, yesterday steam and
hot liquid were carelessly turned in vat in q
paper mill which two workmen were cleaning.
1t scalded one to death and probably nortally
injured the other.
The proposed rifle match between members
OF the British Volunteers and the American
National Gnard is received with much favor
in London. The American team would be
welcomed most cordially.
Adispatch from Dundee, Scotland, tays that
on the Western islands, and on the west coast
of Inverness, Ross and Sutherland. over 800
and the nets of the fishermen washed sway.
failure of the .'National Marriage and Dow
ers association" A large number of these
associations had been organized in Indiana
within the last few months and three of them
have already failed.
A passenger train on the Jacksonville, PEN
sacola & Mobile railway was thrown off the
track at Table Rock, near Madison, Fla, by a
COW. The locomotive and two cars were
wrecked, the engineer badly scalded and the
fireman badly mangled.
A freight train was thrown from the track
on the Indianapolis & st. Louis railway, four
teen miles west of Greencastle. Ind, yester-
wrecked, a brakeman, name not given, killed,
and Conductor Brown seriously injured.
The official vote of Wisconsin for governor
gives Rusk, Republican, s1,7lS; Fratt, Demo-
crat, SO 1903; Kanouz, Temperance, I3, 22S; Al
lis, Greenback, 6,97O; Rusk's plurality II $50.
This was the lowest Republican plurality, the
highest being for Lieut.. Gov. Fiield, 1920.
During quarrel in bowling alley at Rich
burg N. T., Edward N. Whipple shot an ia.
tally wounded Theodore L. George. Whipple
was promptly arrested. Whipple is aged 33
aged % and his parents reside at Oil City, Pa.
A special from Yazoo City, Miss, says two
negroes, Jordan and Craig, were caught and
confessed the assassination of Robt. Collins,
near Huntsf1eld Landing, on the 17th of last
MONTH Their attention was to kill Mrs. Col
Inns also, subsequently. The negroes were
hanged by infurlated citizens near Shepards-
town.
A San Antonio, Texas, special says stage
was robbed yesterday about five miles from
that city by one man on horseback. A Negro
driver and one passenger, d lady, were on
board. The robbery was effected by cutting q
ho1f ind AZ
tered on the road and valuable packages
stolen. Officers are on the track of the rob-
Der.
The boiler of the Yazoo, Miss, oil works
exploded yesterday with terrific force, tearing
away the boiler house and main building.
Seven colored men wounded, four fatally.
The boiler was an old one with five fues, forty
inches in diameter, thirty feet long, aid was
blown across the street under house op-
posite, tearing away the supports to the
house.
A telegram from St. Petersburg says that
previous to Nicolai Sankowskie's attempt
upon the life of General Tcherwine at the
ministry of the interior, the prefect of police
received an incoherent threatening letter
pointing to the intention to assassinate both
General Tcherwine and General IgpStifi, writ
ten by medical student who has been ar
rested.
A Vienna dispatch says: Accounts from
Dalmatia are conflicting. 1t is officially stated
that everything has been quiet for week.
Other advices state that force of $50 soldiers,
who participated in an engagement Monday,
lost twenty Of their number. The Pesther
Lloyd's correspondent at Krivascie says the
insurgents perpetrate fearful outrages on
wounded Austrian soldiers.
Mrs. Henry, near Henrysburgh, in the west
ern part of Belmont county, o., left home last
Monday with six months old babe, saying
she was going to give it to its father to take
to Kansas. She returned without it. Sus-
picion was aroused, search made and the
child found drowned in we'll. The woman
has been arrested. Her husband abandoned
her some time ago for cause.
The st. Petersburg court martial in the case