Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-20
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

| LII Is QenleQ IN LONDON LuaG lut queen Will
open parliament in person.
Delmonico, the well known caterer of New
York, died suddenly yesterday morning..
| B. Smiths piano leg mandatory, New
York, suffered $50, ,000 loss by fire last night.
IT. Warren & Co., wholesale grocers,
| Cincinnati, have failed. Liabilities not given.
Pinneo & Daniels, wheel works at Dayton,
Ohio, had $1,000 basement fire last night
1t is reported that 400 persons were drowned
| by the bursting of a dam at Perregaux,
Egypt.
A later official list of the victims of the
| ing at 629.
President Beney, of the Pacific bank, Bos-
| ton, is reported dying of paralysis. The doc
| tors have given him up.
The San Francisco papers are jawing away
| over the prospects OF ex-senator Sergeant OBJ
tanning cabinet position.
Eugene Clark was fatally shot by Eli
SwensOn on board the steamer SunfOwer
Belle, at Stodard Landing, near Vicksburg.
A shed containing large amount OF manu-
factured glass, and belonging to Moore Bros
works, at Clayton, Va, burned. Loss, $4,000.
The Baptist church at La Crosse, Wis, was
burned Sunday. Loss $4,000; insured. A
fireman was seriously and perhaps fatally
hurt.
VIM. Sindram, convicted of the murder of
his landlady, Mrs. Catherine Creve, at New
York, will be hanged on the 10th of February,
1882.
The Madison Square theatre company
opened at Haverly's Chicago theatre last night
with "The Professor" The house was
packed.
The total coal shipments from Pittsburg on
he LOFT ric h,1cb cbo1o of nh iob
5,445, 900 were for Louisville and 2, 1873 900 for
Cincinnati.
VAL Eberhurt, aged 10, of Cincinnati, died
yesterday from wounds inflicted by Frank
Braeget during drunken row in the northern
part of the city.
| Washington A. Danskin, one of the most
| prominent Spiritualists of the country, died
of paralysis at Baltimore yesterday. He was
| 70 years of age.
| R. E. Pippin, foreman of the Columbus
stamp mill, Junction City, Col, was fatally
shot by the Buck brothers. The deed was
without proyocation.
Policeman Norton, shot in New York on
Sunday night by Officer Fitzpatrick, died yes
terday. Fitzpatrick eluded arrest, and it is
thought he has gone west.
Deputy Sheriff Ames Forbes, of Roscom-
mon county, northern part of Michigan, was
shot and killed instantly by Robt. E. Titus,
whom he was endeavoring to arrest.
Benjamin Lynch, whose wife obtained q
divorce from him at Greencastle, Ind, drove
to the homestead, Sunday, and was shot and
beaten to death by his two stepsons, named
Young.
A fire in st. Louis, Ohio Sunday, destroyed
Kizer & lewis Touring mill, Brubaker &
McMann's grain warehouse and stable, and
the Panhandle depot. Loss, $4,000. No in.
| surance.
r. W. Knarpp, of Philadelphia, posted him
self in the produce exchange, as being unable
to meet his mercantile obligations. The en-
5arrassment is attributed to the decline in
provisions.
A large copper boiler in Geodesham &
Wards distillery, Toronto, Ont, exploded,
blowing outside the building and seriously in
juring four workmen, one, A. M. Thompson,
probably fatally.
| fifty-mlle bycicle race, for the champion
ship of America, took place in New York last
night. 1t was won by George D. Gideon,
in three hours, thirteen minutes and eight and
one-half seconds.
Margaret Jackson, an elderly woman, and
her daughter Nancy, were killed instantly
near Hanlin's Station, Ohio, on the Panhandle
road, yesterday, by being struck by an engine
while crossing the track
MAUI LIZ .. uIucT WAS Durl6u at ST. LOUIS
| yesterday. The funeral sermon was preached
by Archbishop Ryan of the Catholic church.
A large number of prominent persons were
present, including Gen. Sherman.
| Mary Burns servant, was badly burned BY
tire in New York yesterday, and P. Lewis,
| colOred servant, was seriously injured bv q
fall, occasiOned by the breaking of rope by
which he was lowering himself to the ground.
st. Louis organized an immigration society
year ago, and the first annual report claims
that it has brought 140, coo people to the state,
which increases the value of property $35, ,OOO,-
600, and are worth six millions annually to
trade.
At largely attended citizens meeting last
night at st. Albaps VT, to consider the action
of the hotel keepers in closing their houses on
account of the temperance crusade it was de.
cided to continue the movement with in
creased vigor.
| A fire in Lorain, Ohio, Sunday, DESTROYED
the machinery of the Cleveland, Tuscorora &
Wheeling railroad shops, with contents, in
cluding machinery, tools, stock, one coach
and three tenders. Loss estimated at $4,000
to $1,000. No insurance
In Cincinnati yes terday W. 81. Bruins,
lumber dealer, was shot and instantly killed
by August Koors, his brother-in-law. The
cause OF the affair was the answer filed by
Bruins to the application of his wife for a
divorce. All the parties lived in Covington,
ny. koors was Immediately arrested.
At the crossing of the Freehold and New
York and the Long Branch and Delaware Cen.
tral roads, New Jersey, the train of the
former ran into the train of the latter. John
Conover, iremen, jumped from his engine
and was run over and killed. The passen-
gers OF both trains were badly shaken up.
Adam D. Wilson was shot dead BY person
unknown, while at supper with his family, In
Chesterfield county, s. C. Wilson recently
testified under the internal revenue laws, and
was summoned as witness for the govern
ment in a similar case. He had expressed
fear that he would not be alive when court
met.
A Memphis, Mich, special says: The
steamer City of Providence was hailed by
three men 100 miles below here yesterday, Just
after she had backed out from the landing,
and because she refused to return for them
they emptied three revolvers at her, crushing
the glass and splintering the wood work, but
injuring no one. No effort was made to cap
ture them.
The Virginia senatorship.
RICHMOND, Dec. 19.-The Democrats of the
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