Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-10-29
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

New Mexico is now said to be free of hostile
| Indians.
| Mitchells immense furniture factory at Gin.
cinnati was burned yesterday.
A British steamer from Odessa for Norman
| is tOal loss on the Spanish coast. Only one
person was saved.
In the terrible gales Oh the gulf and river
| below Quebec ships loading for Europe have
| been driven ashore.
London brokers ordered yesterday 81 900,
600 confederate bonds from New York They
are scarce at Sc per thousand.
At Lathamsville, yesterday, Jack Burns
went to the house OF j. c. Krlmp for the pur-
| pose of killing him. Krump's 15-year old son
| stabbed Burns to death.
| Daniel Mullen, rolling mill employe, was
struck by an engine on the Lake Shore branc b
at Youngstown, o., last evening and thrown
| fifteen feet in the air and killed.
W. a. Bawles, found dead in his room in
Brooklyn yesterday, was engaged to be mar
ried to Anna r. Adams, 634 Bowen avenue,
| Chicago. His mother lives in Quincy, Illi-
| nois.
A London dispatch says Palberg Bros g. Co.
| merchants and manufacturers trading with
Luxenburg and Chaux De Fondo have failed
| Liabilities 100000 pounds, assets $4,000
| pounds.
| A torpedo explosion in the illuminate room
of the navy yard at Washington killed George
| Lawrence and severely wounded Geo. W.
Gates and Marion Thompson. The inner
walls of the building were demolished.
The nomination of Judge Folger gives sat
| isfactlon without arOusing any enthusiasm in
Wall street. The new secretary is reported as
opposed to paying interest on bonds when
money for their redemption is idle in the
| treasury.
| As the treasurer of Brown county, Pa, was
opening his safe yesterday morning he was
knocked down by two unknown men and 3d.
600 of county funds abstracted from the safe
| The robbers escaped with their booty without
leaving any clue to their identity.
The body of Mr.. Fenning, of Braceville
| O., was found by fishermen in the Mahonine
river, at that point. 1t is supposed she com
mitted suicide. Of late she has been acting
| strangely, and was troubled about the welfare
OF a wandering son.
| A telegram from Frankfort, KY, announces
the death of Gen. Merriweather Swiss Clark
in that city. Gen. Clark was native of St.
| Louis, fought in Blackhawk and Mexican wars
and served until the breaking out of the last
civil strife, when he joined the confederate
| side.
Postoffice Inspectors Bowman and Galbraith
have arrested Robert Rich, mail messenger be-
| tween the pOstOffice and railroad sta.
tion at Burnside, Ky, for stealing and rifine
registered letters. His depredations amount to
over 100, GOO in the last six monts. Evidence
against him is said to be conclusive Rich is
said to be desperate character and is in iail,
The French chambers reopened Yesterday.
| Gambetta was elected provisional president of
the chamber of deputies by 317 against 80 in
| favor of BrissOn, wee president of the last
| chamber. The announcement was received
amid great cheering. Gambetta ran for presi-
ident of the chamber in order to test his
strength with the deputies as a prelude to
taking office
The board of trade of San Francisco yester-
day adopted the report of the committee on
emigration, points of which were previously
telegraphed, and passed resolution asking
representatives in congress to urge the survey
of all unsurveyed lands in the state, to obtain
passage OF Chinese restriction law, and an act
| to provide for civil government in Alaska
The Niagara express from PHILADELPHIA yes.
terday was thrown from the track near Sell
| lersville, Pa, by misplaced switch. The train
was running twenty-five miles per hour John
| Welch, engineer, discovered the switch open
| and applied the brakes, but too late. The en-
| CINE ran some 3iatance on the ties, turned over
and was complS0ky wrecked and the engineer
| killed. The cars were not much injured.
Dell Lookhart, ''Kid'' Coulter and a man
known as Slim were lynched at Lierra Amor
lila, Colorado, Thursday night. Lookhart and
Slim were arrested several weeks ago for
| horse stealing. Coulter was imprisoned for
| murder at Chamo nine months ago. The i'm
mediate cause of the lynching was the discov-
cry of Coulter's plan to kill the guard and es-
] cape.