Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-02
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

IN consequence OF i'll health, Sarah Bern
hardt started on her return to Paris from
London.
r. The last day ofthe Ohio state fair was at
te nded by Il ,OC0 people. 1t was financial
success.
President Arthur and a large party of guests
left Newport yesterday morning for Souantum
and Providence.
The Ohio deaf mute Alumni association
held lis fifth union yesterday. About $50
mutes were present.
Col. NJ. Churchill, the Republican nominee
for congress in the Sixteenth district OF Ohio,
has declined to run.
Gen. Crook and his staff pissed through
Los Vegac, CAL, yesterday, On their way to
Fort Whippl G, where they will winter.
a. II. Thornton, special postal revenue
agent at Brenham, Tex, ab;conded with
about $4,000 from the mails on the down
trip yesterday.
4 Greenback cemp meeting 20 which all
the prominent Greenbackers IN the country
will be invited will be held at Brentwood,
Tex, October 4, 5 and g.
The net receipts from the reception 10 Mrs.
John Brown in Chicago, Thursday night, was
S2l1. Collector Spaldipg of that port is
engaged in raising q subscription for her
benefit.
Much anxiety is fel; at Boston among
friends of General Butler fot the safety of his
party. TIE yacht America was due at Quebec
w o weeks ago, and nothing whatever has been
heard from her.
At Ishpeming, Mich, two employees of the
Cleveland mine ere killed Thursday by q fall
of rock. They were buried three hours. John
Harvey, one of them, lived under the mass in
agony nearly an hour.
Zenas Webster, resident of Brazil, Ind,
beng unsuccessful IN grain speculstions,
ended his troubles IN Chicago by a plunge IN
The lake yesterday morning. The body was
recovered and taken to the morgue.
Secretary Folger has approved the recon-
meDdation OF the commission that the new
court house and postC flee at Quincy, IL, be
located at the corner Ct Vermont avenue and
Sixth street. The price OF the site selected Is
$i6y50C:
A freight tain on the Wabash road was
thrown from the track at Okolona, Ohio, yes
terday afternoon by e misplaced switch. The
engine snd eighteen cars were derailed and The
engineer, John Conkllp, and a tramp were Sc
rIously injured.
Eight British and one German steamship
cleared from Baltimore Thursday with full
cargoes for France, Great Britain and Germany.
Among the exports were S43,109 bushels of
wheat, the largest quantity ever shipped from
that port in one day.
George Saber, ifty-three years Of age, was
run over and killed by train Lear Ravenra,
o., early yesterday, and Thos. ThomDson
fifty years old was similarly killed at Etna
station. Saber was intoxicated, q bottle half
fall of whisky was found on him.
Valerian Fritch was beaten and stabbed at
his residence in Cincinnati last night by
Michael McDonough and his son John, boy
Of nineteen years. The McDonoughs are
living in the same house with Fritch and the
families have been quarreling for some time.
Martin Hope Price, young Englishman
living On Fred Hooper ranch at Red River
Springs, n. M, was shot and killed by q
| Mexican. The herder then compelled Mrs.
Hope to give him all the money in the house,
| taking Ropes best horse and escaped.
A fine COPY OF Encyclopedias Britannica, con-
tanned in book case, has been forwarded to
Erastus Wymap, New York, from the share
holders of the Montreal Telegraph company,
| in Canada, as token of appreciation of Mr..
Wyman's success in consolidating the tele-
! graphic interest of the Dominion.
| The pageant, which is to take place next
Wednesday, at Cincinnati, as the inaugural of
| tie exhibition, Is to be by far the most iul-
| posing spectacle ever presented there. The
general idea is to represent the history of Gin
cinnatl by means of designs carried on wagons
| and accompanied by living characters historic
| ally costumed.
Near Paris, Logan comfy, Ark, Wednes-
! day night, Swiss named Ed. Schwerzmsn,
| took his three children, eighteen months,
four and FIVE years old, to well in the yard
| ana threw them in. There was only then ten
inches OF water in The well, but the children
| were dead before assistance came. AS soon
| as the last child was thrown down he leaped
| INTO the well and was also drowned. The man
was laboring under temporary insanity.
| Considerable excitement has been aroused
at st. Louis by some damaging revelations re-
garding the order of the Knights of the
| Golden Rule. 1t is said the order is 800, Goo
in debt and is quite liable to fall to pieces
Furthermore it is alleged by DR.. E. j. William
son, one of the trustees, that papers touching
the conduct of Supreme Secretary Smith and
Treasurer Hareourt, both of Cincinnati, have
been sent by him to the supreme commander
and that later, that officer has directed him te
prefer charges agains. Smith and Harcourt.