Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-03
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


The boiler makers have returned to work in
New York, the employers giving increased
wages.
At the stock yards at Chicago yesterday, an
extra fine lot of cattle sold at $3.50 per 100
pounds.
Hazael aud Fitzgerald have begun the pre-
| liminaries for another six days go-as you
please In New York,
The court has ordered the assignee OF B. f.
Allen, of Des Moines, To-, 10 pay 6 per cent.
on all claims allowed.
The second log jam at Palmer Fills, N. Y,
containing 100000 logs, broke Yesterday and
passed over the dam.
At Fall River, Mass, the trial Of complaints
against the mills for running eight minutes
over time began to-day.
| Robert LowreY was no minated for congress
| by the Democrats Of the Twelfth district at
Kendallvile, Ind Thursday.
| Harvesting has begun in southern Missouri
aud viii BE- general throughout the STATE in q
| few days, if the weather proves fair.
The long distance heel and toe walk between
Meagher OF Boston and Hancock, the Police
| GaSettes unknown" is declared off.
The United States marshal OF Brooklyn
yesterday rearrested Chas Il. Smith in New
York, on warrant charged with stealing
bond plates.
G. Broeksmit, Iowa, and Sarah E. Pest,
Wisconsin. wers among the graduates Thurs
day night, of the Woman's Medical college,
OF Nav York.
Smith Emery, jinitor At Hadley & Robert is
academy, IN Indianapolis, Iud., fell from the
third story window yesterday morning and
was fatally injured.
Specials from northern and central Wlscon-
sin Indicate that the summer was ushered il
Thursday morning with heavy white frost,
but no damage resulted.
A great many people attended the annual
examination of the Indian school at Carlisle,
Pa, yesterday. The boys and girls show
marked progress in all departments.
The Society of Friends, in session at New
York, petition The house of representatives to
pass the senate bill for commission to OBJ
tain statistics of the liquor traffic.
In brawl in brothel, in New Orleans,
yesterday, James Casey, ex-boatman, of the
custom house, was killed by George Blaine,
who, with three other persons were arrested.
Rev. j. NJ. Warrall, of Covington, KY, was
formally welcomed last night in New York by
the congregation of the Thirteenth Street
Presbyterian church, Of which he is to become
the pastor,
It is stated that, owing to the strict enforce
ment of the gambling law in st. Louis, the
gamblers of that city are focking to Chicago,
and that number of new houses arc abOat
to be opened there.
At Charleston, s. c., Postmaster Taft, act
ing county chairman OF the Republican party,
was arrested under the state law for intimi-
dating white and colored voters through the
registration Wednesday.
The blooded cattle sale of Picksell, Thomas
& Smith Thursday, at Harristown, ILL.,, re-
suited in an aggregate of $l6,S3O for sixty
nine animals, an average Of S244 Some of the
Rose Of Sharon breed sold for 5000.
At San Francisco, California, Judge Hoff-
man, of the United States district court, rem.
dered decision yesterday afternoon con-
demning ton Of opium seized by the officers
in the harbor on the Sd of January last.
The work of construction on the New
York, Texas d Mexican road will be aban-
dOned when 1t reaches Victoria, about the 18th
Of June. The reason given is the inability OF
the state to give satisfactory land grants.
The gamblers who won SIC, 900 from George
W. Tompkins, cashier of Hatch & Peters,
bankers, in New York, belonging to the firm,
bat which ;noney was returned to the firm,
pleaded guilty to keeping a gambling house
and were fined from S25 to $50 each.
The boiler Outward Dick erson's saw mill
at Rackersville, Va, exploded Thursday, in.
stantly killing young Davis, the engineer,
and James Carpenter (colored). John Gar
veil, one-srme, man, had his remaining
arm broken, and will probably lose it.
At st. Louis yesterday morning at 9 o'clock,
the jury having been out since Wednesday
night at IL O'Clock, returned a verdict find
ing Jno. David Shea guilty OF the murder in
the first degree, for killing Police Officer
Doran on the 7th of November of last year.
Yesterday morning, near O'Kean Station,
Ark, on the st. Louis s. Iron Mountain rail.
way, locomotive attached to freight train
coming south, was ditched and several cars
derailed. Frank Richardson, the engineer, was
seriously injured, and the fireman, named Ma
son, Is reported killed.
The propeller st. Magnus, the first large
craft through the Welland canal, arrived ia
Chicago on Thursday and is chartered for
Europe with large cargo of corn, on
through rate. This trip is an experiment,
upon which depends the construction of a
line OF ten similar steamers.