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

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,
Judge Charles Forth, the Oldest member {
the Cincinnati bar, died at 11:40 yesterda
morning.
Eight business houses and two dwelling
were destroyed by fire at Casey, ILL.,, Tuesday
Loss, $4,000; insurance, 81 900.
Walter Fl. Chase, of Chicago, convicted a
> New York of bigamy, was sentenced to stat
prison for three and onehalf years.
The Democratic state committee of Massa
chusetts propose q celebration Of Washing
toms birthday, and more complete organize
ton of the party.
The ship Nevada WIS abandoned at sea Feb
Iruary In terrific gales, which wrecked thu
ship. One seaman was washed overheard ant
several of the crew badly injured.
The Wisconsin legislature yesterday passed
resolutions denounciug Mormonism, and cal
ling on congress to 80 alter the government,
of Utah territory as to enforce reform.
The board of trade and transportation, New
York, recognizing the "so-called reciprocy
treaty with the Sandwich islands as detrimen
tai to public welfare" approves the measures
introduced in congress for its abrogation.
As an offset against the stories of famine
IN southern Illinois, reports come daily OF
fattering prospects of growing wheat, which,
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splendid condition, according to the reports.
The general book committee of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church of the United States
met in Cincinnati yesterday in executive ses-
sion. The sale of the st. Louis property, with
| a view to a change of location, was author
ICED.
The family of August Georger, five in all,
were found yesterday in the northern part of
the city Of Fort Wayne, Ind, in great agony
from trichiniesis, caused by eating raw ham
1t is not thought possible for the children to
| recover.
| At the regular monthly meeting of the
| Western Nail association at Plttsburg yester.
| day, the card rate of So 40 was reaff1rmed.
Stocks are light and the demand very heavy,
but further advance at the present was not
deemed advisable.
The coroner's jury in the case of Wetzel,
found murdered by Indians on the Dragon
| mountain, Arizona, charge the responsibility
| for that and similar occurrences on the inef-
| ficiency and imbecility of the United States
military authorities.
j, Edwards, who shot and killed Allen
Green on the street, in st. Louis, on account
of woman quarrel, on September Is, 1881,
pleaded guilty Of murder in the second de-
gree and was sentenced to imprisonment in
the penitentiary for life.
Joseph Edwards, the negro who shot and
killed Allen Green, another negro, In St. Louis,
last September, and barely escaped lynching
by an excited crowd, pleaded guilty of murder
In the second degree yesterday, and was SEN
fenced TO the penitentiary for life.
Charles Miller, sentenced on Monday last to
be hanged at Benton, Scott county, Mo-, on
the 10th of March, for the murder of Franklin
Hamilton, committed suicide in his cell Tues
day night by hanging himself with blanket
which he had torn into strips for the purpose.
Judge Jones Grant, of Iowa, was elected
president of the turf congress OF the National
Trotting association, at New York yesterday.
s K. Dow, of Chicago, and w. s. Titon, of
Maine, were chosen vice presidents. The board
of review will choose the secretary and treas
urer.
Manner Washburn, engineer and superin-
tendent of palt of the Missouri Pacific rail.
road in Texas, and the wife Of W. Stall, head
contractor of construction, were killed on
handcar accidentally near Waco, Texas, Tues
day night. Mr.. Stall was also seriously in
jured.
Tom and Boiler Moon have been arrested at
Chattanooga, Tenn, for the murder of their
amt, named Tinkersly, who lived in Chero-
kee county, Ga. The murder was followed
by robbery. Then the house burned. IL the
ruins were found the charred remains of the
old woman.
Henry c. Yarmouth, agent of the Adams
Express company at Blandenburg, KY, who
disappeared in December, 1878, with $4,000
OF the compaDy's funds, was arrested at Phila-
delphia yesterday afternoon. He had regis
tered at hotel, with woman, as FL. w. Will
mot and wife.
By a vote of 80 to 6. the meeting of prom
inent members of the Unity church, Chicago,
decided last night that the teachings of Rev.
George c. Milne, pastor of the church, were
not in accord with Unitarianism or with the
second article of the Unity church creed,
which recognizes God.
The suspension of Beades, Wood s. Co., of
New Orleans is announced. They were carry
ing $4,000 bales of long cotton for customers,
who failed to respond with MAJ gins to meet
the rapid decline in futures. The firm state
Their liabilities at $4,000; assets, not immedi-
ately allable They hope to resume in few
days.
At Napoleon, O., yesterday morning, Judge
Moore sentenced Peter D. Cole, recently con-
yicted OF manslaughter, to fifteen years at
! hard labor, in the penitentlary. Cole shot j.
0. Harmon for criminal intimacy on the part
of Harmon, with Coles wife. Public sentl.
ment in the locality Is largely in sympathy
with Cole.
| At Laurenceville, ILL.,, Tuesday, colored
man arrived in town, breathless with fright
and excitement, and stated that he had found
three dead bodies in the woods, near the
banks of the Embarrass river, all the men
lying face downward, the bodies we'll decom.
posed aud unacceptable. A posse of citi-
zens immediately left for the place.
The independent order of the Sons of Bepja.
min In session at New York, have prepared
resolutions of coincidence to be presented to
the widow of President Garfield by the Garfield
lodge at Cleveland. 1t was also resolved to
present resolutions to ex-President Grant, Gen.
Sherman and Others, who expressed great sym
pathy with the oppressed Jews in Russia,