Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-23
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

| ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
| The emperor of Germany continues indis-
posed.
A Berlin dispatch says the export of gold
from Russia increases rapidly.
In the Scott Sampson libel case at London,
the jury awarded 81 500 damages.
Sixteen houses have been burned at Ayr,
Scotland. Thirty families are homeless.
Father Ulrich, pastor of st. Henry's Catho-
lie church at Cincinnati, died last night.
Charles A. Murphy, Republican, was elected
mayor of Dover, New Hampshire, yesterday.
High water on the Sangamon river in Cen
trail Illinois is doing immense damage to the
farmers.
Friends of Ryan, the pugilist, say his fight
with Sullivan takes place at New Orleans,
February next.
The Children's Aid society of New York
received last year 1884 ,872, of which $4,000
remain unexpeneed.
A St. John, New Brunswick, dispatch SAYS,
the St. John river is frozen over and naviga-
ton absolutely closed
DR.. Samuel A. Green, city physician of
Boston, was nominated last night by the Re-
pubiicans of that city for mayor.
VIM. Colhent, a brakeman known as "Buf.
falo Bill" was run over near Knobel, Ark, by
a freight train. It is thought he will die.
A telegram from the City of Mexico says the
president was very Ill Monday and vomited
blood. Tuesday he was greatly Improved.
Sewer gas poisoned the prisoners in cells of
the Fifty-ninth street police station, New
York, one fatally, the other probably fatally.
The cell board of the Chicago merchants
exchange almost unanimously voted to in.
crease the price of memberships from $lOO to
81, 900.
At Bangor, Maine, the tannery of u. Milli-
ken & Sons was nearly demolished by boiler
explosion, and three workmen were seriously
injured.
Much damage was done in Glasgow. Chin
neys and roofs were wrecked and two persons
killed. Various casualties to shipping are
reported.
The convicted directors of the Mechanics &
Laborers' Savings bank of Jersey city have
been denied new trial and will be sentenced
December 2.
Richmond Price, colored deck hand, was
killed at Vicksburg yesterday by James Cum
nigham, mate of the steamboat DeSmet. Cum
ningham was arrested.
Warrants have been issued in New York for
John E. Simmons and George Upington, of
the Kentucky state lottery, on charge of vic.
lating the lottery laws.
The body of man found in the Ohio river
below Cincinnati, was identified yesterday as
that of Ed Lafayette, of Louisville, who has
been missing for several days,
The Russian minister of war apprehends that
army curtallments will place many officers in
reduced circumstances and that these officers
will swell the ranks of Nihilists.
The striking packers in Stratton s. Storms
cigar factory, New York, resumed work, the
nv,0 rpIrI Invya 4.
strike, having abandoned the business.
The board of aldermen, of Jersey City,
passed over the mayors veto, an ordinance
permitting the Standard Oil company to lay
pipe line through the streets of the city
Mary E. Conley has begun suit against the
directors of the Mechanics National bank of
Newark for $4,000 damages resulting from
loss OF her stock and assessments for its value.
A Havana dispatch says that while the civil
guard were trying to recapture mullato
bandit, he killed one man and mortally
wounded two. The bandit was finally killed.
A st. John, N. B., dispatch, says the Bay OF
Fundy Quarrying company is embarrassed by
the suspension of the Pacific bank of Boston,
President Benyon being the principal stock
holder.
Theodore Baldwin was arrested yesterday,
charged with entering, July last, $400, 600 as
sent to the Mechanics bank of New York,
which the banks accounts do not show as
currency received.
The election in Rhode Island for representa-
tiqe in congress in place of Aldrich, chosen
senator, resulted IN favor of Henry j. Spooner,
Republican, who had 3,61 votes against ], ,116
for Henry j. Sisson, Democrat.
Vennor predicts very cold and stormy
weather the last week of this month On this
con tinent. Temperature of the northwest is
likely to fall considerably below zero. A Sc
we're frost will extend southwark and west
ward.
The body of VIM. Heis!er, a saloon keeper
of Miamitown, Ohio, was fonnd at Hanson
Pike, seven miles from Cincinnati, yesterday,
terribly mutilated. tits supposed he fell from
wagon Monday night and was dragged t o
death.
At Detroit yesterday, Andrew NJ Binham,
Touring mills, was terribly injured by being
caught in belt, his head striking the fly
wheel, fracturing the skull. There is no hope
OF his recovery.
In Providence, r. l., Mayor Hayward, Re-
publican, was reelected yesterday by LIST
majority. The aldermen are all Republicans.
There are four Democrats in the common
council. The vote for license was 1,754;
against it, 1880.
Fuller, one of the parties concerned in the
recent swindle of Daniel B. Goodman of
Bos ton, in which the bark Western Sea figured,
has given testimony duplicating Goodman in
a scheme to burn the vessel and defraud the
insurance companies.
Mrs. Esther Hubbard, of Cleveland, Ohio,
drove up toa public school house yesterday
at Patterson, N. j., and recovered her child,
who, it appears had been stopping there with
relatives of the father and husband, from
whom Mrs. Hubbard is divorced.
The sheriff of Kenosha, Wis, arrived at Chi.
cago yesterday for the purpose of taking back
to that place Herbert W. Theirs, the defaul-
ter who was captured Monday. Theirs, how.
ever, refuses to return without requisition
and will fight the case in all its stages.
The society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals in New York offers to pay $50 for the
conviction of any person fighting dogs, cocks,
or shooting any animal for wager; also a
reward of $25 for the conviction of any keep
er of any place kept or used for such purpose
The coal miners in the Belleville, III. dis.
trict, who have been working on short time
at three cents per bushel for digging have
made a demand oa the operators either for
full time or an advance from three to four
nenta rer hushe1 and have s11sDended worL