Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-11-10
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

A fire in AmaIfi, Italy, threatens the greater
part of the city.
1t is reported on good authority that the
relations between Mexico and Guatemala are
very critical.
Advices from Tripoli announce that the
French consul was recently fired at by a
soldier who was arrested.
At Madison, Ind, yesterday, Mrs. Sarah
Morely died aged Ill. Her oldest child,
Mrs. Renfrey, is 81 years old.
A sailing vessel with dynamite on board is
detained at Gallipoli and placed in charge of
the commandant of the Dardanelles.
Jas. Fl. Montrose shot and killed Wm.
Sardonas, at Fieldville, N. j., while quarrel
ing over the result of the election. MontrOse
escaped.
A number of the French Yorktown dele.
gates started last evening from New York for
the West on an extended tour. The others
will not leave until the 10th.
In the United States court at Detroit yester-
day, James F. and Patrick Maloney were as
sessed $500 for cutting government timber in
the northern part of the state.
Fisher g. Taylor's coal yard at Oakland,
CAL, burned yesterday. Also the hay and
grain warehouse of B. E. Hecox and Son &
Foster. Losses aggregate about $1,000; in
suranee light.
The coroner of Detroit yesterday held an in
quest on the body of VIM. Cannon, prisoner
from Alabama, serving term for grand lar
ceny, who died in the house of correction of
bilious fever.
A Houston, Texas, special says: Greer
Thomas and Anthony Mccarthy, section
hands on the Texas Western railway, quar-
relied, when Mccarthy fatally stabbed Thom-
as with knife and fed.
Steinway hall, New York, was fairly filled
last night by an exceedingly fashionable audi
ence to greet Adelina Patti on her return to
this country. Many music celebrities were
present, including Campanini.
Jay Gould, Sidney Dillon, Russell Sage,
Lowell Sloan and Cyrus A. Field were chosen
Yesterday members of the board of directors
of the Manhattan Elevated Railway company.
The directors then elected Jay Gould presi-
dent
At Fort Mill, 8. c., James Sutton, young
planter, shot dead Nat. Gibson, constab lie.
The tragedy took place in the postoffice, and
originated in the execution of an attachment
by Gibson on the property of brother-in-law
of Sutton. Sutton escaped.
A dispatch from City of Mexico states
that on Tuesday night ex-President Diaz was
married civilly to Miss Romero Rubiizo. Wit
nesses for Gen. Diaz were President Gonzalez
and Gen. Pacheco; for the bride, Romeon Guz-
man and Manuel Saavedra.
Guillame Boivin, an old and respected boot
and shce manufacturer of Montreal, sus-
pended payment. Liabilities from So, 900 to
$4,000. He offers to pay small creditors in
full and Others IS per cent, at six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest.
In pursuance of decree of the supreme
court of Rhode Island, Trustee Chaffee adver-
ba Snr inf I'm
pany stock, and other personal trust property
of the a. & W. Sprague Manufacturing COM
pany, for sale by auction next month.
1t is reported from Kansas City that A. D..
Vanhorn, well known in railroad circles, died
yesterday from the effects of a dose of NOR
phine, taken with suicidal intent. Vanhorn came
to Kansas City from New York and was for
merly agent of the Santa Fee railroad.
The treasury books, according to which the
taxes of Cuba were assessed, have been ab-
stracted for number of years. The police
of Havana have now recovered them from the
widow of a treasury clerk. By the theft of
the books the treasury lost S20.0U0, 900.
Count Andrassy, in his remarks to the Hun
garian delegation on Tuesday, said that dur
| ing the whole of his ministerial career he had
| been convinced that the union of Italy and
| Austria was great and important factor in the
| preservation of European equilibrium.
David Jones, Welshman, recently engaged
| in the manufacture of buggies at Columbus,
| O., was arrested yesterday for forgery to the
extent of 5000 or $1,000, distributed. He
was arrested at the instance of the Columbus
Savings bank. Parties can recover nothing.
| A freight train on the Louisville, Cincin.
| natl & Lexington railroad, due at COvington,
| Ky. early yesterday morning, jumped the rail
| at South Covipgton, from some uuascertained
ha1 ro1 nd 1od
| ductor J. P. Love, but injured no other person
The Russian government has decided to ap-
| point special commission, to be composed oi
| the senators who conducted the revision OF
| the administration of the various provinces,
| and other experts, for the reorganization and
! extension of the independence of the local
zewstvos.
| The German club, of New York, gave a
| grand dinner yerterday to the German descend
| ents of Baron Won Steuben, and concert was
held last night in Liederkranz hall, by the
Liederkranz and other societies, in honor of the
| Germans. Secretary Blaine aud Carl Schurz
| were present.
Two Chinese students attending Lane Theo
| logical seminary, at Cincinnati, were assault
| ed by four young roughs last night, and one
| of them knocked down and severely injured
| The assailants escaped. There was no at
| tempt at robbery, the assault being one ot
mere wantonness.
1t is announced from Jefferson City, Mo-
| that call has been issued by the fund com
missioner for $780, 200 state renewal funding
| bonds to be redeemed December 1. The bond!
called in were issued in July and December
| 1875, and are numbered from 545 to 571 inclu
sive, and 672 to S92 inclusive.
John Murray, roofer, while clearing of
| roof on Sixth and Culver street, Cincinnati
yesterday, found cigar box with curiou,
| substance in it, which he began to examine
| 1t exploded with great force, lacerating hi.
body so that be died tonight. The box con
| iained explosive material, used at neighbor