Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-06
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

Gold exports from New York yesterday,
$3.50, 600.
Ex.Gov. Holden, of North Carolina, is in a
critical condition.
The British Australian mail left for San
Francisco yesterday morning from New York.
Gov. Hubbard certainly chose the wise and
honorable course out Of the difficult problem
he had to solve.
Three hundred striking workmen at the safe
factory in Canton, o., will resume work to-
day, having accepted the old rates offered by
the company.
Edward Gray, colored, was arrested at
Dallas, Texas, yesterday, charged with out
raging white girl IS years old, who was
seriously injured.
The first regular train on the Danville &
Southwestern railroad in Virginia went out
Yesterday. The present terminus of the road
is Leaksyille, n. C.
A fire at Eau Claire, Wis, yesterday de-
stroyed Catholic school house. Loss $1,000.
Insured in the PhGuix for $3.50.
Judge j. J. Lyons, editor of the New Issue,
of Gilmore, Tex, was shot dead in his private
Office yesterday morning. A printer named
Ashley is suspected Of the crime.
steady soaking rain fell al day yesterday
in Kansas, and dispatches to Champion state
it extended all over Northern Kansas as far as
Geographic communication reaches. Crop
prospects are greatly improved by this timely
rain.
The British bark Keburn, recently arrived
at San Francisco brings report from the
5th of March a burning iron ship in latitude
80 degrees north and latitude 100 degrees
west.
The west bound train on the Li.tle Miami
railroad was thrown from the track three
miles west of Xenia yesterday afternoon.
Livingston, engineer, John Croft, fireman,
and Tom Monogin, brakeman, were injured,
the fireman seriously.
Two children, John Donnegan and Louise
Bolenke, were killed yesterday by the fall OF
wall in New York. The wall was forced
down by the weight of old bricks piled against
it, and the contractors will be held on the
charge of criminal carelessness.
Two negroes named Walker and Briggs
assaulted George Babb, at Strong City, Kan
sas, about midnight Tuesday night, and fired
mortal wounds. The negroes were arrested
Whisky was the cause Of the row.
The annual meeting of the sanitary council
of the Mississippi valley will be held at Cairo
April 10. The prevention of the spread OIL
smallpox the introduction OF yellow fever
and the sanitary conditi on of the valley from
Cairo to the gulf will be considered.
The Republicans of Shelby county, Tenn.
met yesterday at Memphis to elect delegates
to the stste convention. A resolution was
passed against payment of the state debt, and
number of Republicans who are opposed to
this resolution, will hold another convention
tonight.
At Vassar last night barber named Alex
Dengman had an ARRAY with man named AL
len in billiard room. The latter was stabbed
twice In the breast near the heart. His re-
covery Is doubtful. Dengman was arrested
Liquor and an old grudge was at the bottom
of the difficulty.
Special Agents Tidbal and Bowman, of The
department Of justice, are in Dallas, Texas, in
vestigating the affairs of United States Mar
shall Norton's Office. Serious charges have
ferred against Norton to the department by
Republicans, and many believe his removal
will follow their report.
Yesterday an engine on the Baltimore 6
Ohio railroad ran over Sarah Smith, aged 4s
years, at Benwood junction, four miles below
Wheeling, West Virginia, instantly killing
her. inst after the accident the same engine
collided with stock train on bridge, wreck
ing the rear car, killing and wounding severa
head of cattle and delaying travel severa
houre