Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-12-08
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Michigan relief fund at Boston is
,156.
The Marquis of Lorne will sail for Canada
January II.
The bishop of Rigona. Canada. died yester-
day afternoon.
The Irish national fund at Chicago now
amounts to $32,55O.
The Mcpherson Barracks, at Atlanta, have
been sold for SIG, 900, and the army post there
abolished
The bombardment of Riskopf, begun Friday
last, was discontinued as it failed to effect the
desired result.
8. Burdsalt, wholesale druggist, of Gin
cinnati, has made an assignment for the bene-
fit of creditors to B. Cox.
The striking potters of Hanley, England,
have agreed to arbitration, provided report
OF the actual state of trade be made.
The final stake money of $500 side was
deposited yesterday in the Ryan sullivan prize
fight. Ryan won the choice of battle-ground.
VIM. 7. Weldof Philadelphia, director in a
number of western railroads, and a large
owner of real estate in Boston, died Thursday
night.
Able Birschey, late chaplain to Pere Hya-
clnth, has been received into membership by
the American Protestant congregation at
Rome.
Nearly block of frame business houses in
Short Creek, Kansas, burned at the night of
the 9th inst. Loss about $4,000; insurance
unknown.
Five men have been arrested in Turin, Italy,
engaged in circulating sc, 900 worth of notes
stolen from the Consolidated bank of Mont
real in 1876.
The presidents brother, Maj. VIM. Arthur.
U. s. A., has gone east with his family, being
transferred from Helena, Montana, to Gen.
Hancock's staff.
At Tuesdays sale of the Sunderland library,
London, a latin bible, being the first bible
printed with the date 1862, sold for the enor-
nous sum of E1 600.
The boiler in the Mission soap and candle
works, at San francisco, exploded yesterday
morning, totally destroying the building and
damaging the machinery.
The National Cotton Planters association,
in session at Atlanta, Ga, yesterday, elected
P. G. Morehead president, George M. Cline
treasurer, and James W. Ogden secretary.
The New York police are exercised about
the absence of Detective Wade, who wentto
Terryton to arrest woman who stole iewelry
and money from Groom Doorman. Foul play
expected.
By the explosion of vat of heated varnish
at No. 81 Beekman street, New York, yester-
day morning, the two upper stories were
wrecked and damage of $35, 600 was caused
to the various tenants by fire.
The Chicago Driving park directors elected
J. K. Dow, president; D. L. Hall, secretary;
and 81. V. Benes, treasurer. The summer
running meeting will be held June oath to
July 4th, and the trotting meeting July 2Oth
TO Gath.
The political writer on the Tang Blatt was
sentenced to fine of 800 marks or thirty days
imprisonment, for publishing telegram re-
fecting on the character of the Turkish am
bassador in connection with the murder of
Abdultozz.
Frank Sharon, of Fall River, Mass, went
home Monday night, entered the room where
his wife was sleeping, kissed her three time ),
and drawing pistol shot her dead. Sharon
says something crossed his mind and told him
to do it. He was removed to prison.
A suit was instituted yesterday in the supe-
rior court of California against the Raymond
& Ely mining company to have assessment
1897 200. The suit is instituted on the ground
of mismaEagement in the affairs of the COM
pany.
Hartman, Hart, O'Leary and Schemehe be-
gan seventy-five hour run last night at
o'clock in the exposition builing at Memphis,
for purse of $1,000; Hart and O'Leary
against the other two, Hart and Hartman to
20 as they please, and O'Leary and Schemehe
heel and toe.
At meeting of the stockholders of the K. !,
s. st. L. line, at Keokuk, Tuesday, the lease
of the lines to the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railway, was ratified, and Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy men were elected to fill
all the offices, except that Col. a. B. Blood, of
the leased lines, was chosen secretary.
The examination of Mrs. Peters, one of the
alleged Monsviile, vt. ,child murderers, was had
Tuesday and resulted in her discharge, the court
holding that in offenses committed by the wife,
in connection with the husband, the law pre-
sumes she acts under the husbands coercion
and holds him alone responsible. Peters still
at large.
The Ohio State Dental society met at Co.
lumbus yesterday. DR.. j. III. Warner, of Co
lumbus, raised sensation by offering reso-
luton of sympathy with DR.. Chalfant, of Cal
afornia, held in Jail for killing the agent Of
the Goodyear Rubber company. The secre-
tary refused to adopt it and censured the au-
thor of the resOlItian