Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-07
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Gold reports from New York yesterday were
$4,000.
Leplay, a celebrated engineer and scientific
writer of England, is dead.
A movement is on foot to secure church
for Rev. DR.. Min in Chicago.
The Democratic state convention of Maine,
is called for Lewiston June 81.
Frederick William Kucker, musical CON-
poser, died in London yesterday.
There is a serious famine in Zululand crops
having failed because of drought.
Carl Schroeder, of Manitowoc, Wis. COM
mitted suicide yesterday by hanging.
G. w. Perry s. Co., Cincinnati, oil brokers,
have made an assignment. No papers filed.
The Democratic state convention of Oregon
on Wednesday affected temporary org anlza-
zion.
The court house in Yakema City, Oregon,
burned yesterday, and the records were de-
stroyed.
Nearly every saloon man in Dallas, Tex,
has been indicted for violating the Sunday
liquor law.
Bakers railroad commission bill was yes
tetdsy ordered to IFS third reading in the New
York legislature.
Robert Ross, colored, who was to be hanged
at Memphis to-day, has been sentenced 10 i'm
prisonment for life instead.
Owen Maloney and James Weeden, Pitts
burg pugilists, will fight on June IL, in West
Virginia, for purse of 81 1000.
Tine Democratic state convention of Oregon
nominated Jos. P. smith for governor and
VIM. D. Fenton for congressman.
Liebknecht, socialist, was sentenced yes
terday at Dresden, Germany, to two months
Imprisonment for slandering Bismarck.
The graves of the Confederate dead were dec
GRATED yesterday at New Orleans. The grand
army OF the department gave wreath.
Aman named Conrad KleHe fell through
hatchway in the Journal building at Indian
apolis yesterday afternoon and was killed.
Resolutions warmly approving the presi-
dents veto of the Chinese bill were introduced
in the Connecticut house yesterday, and i'm
mediately passed.
che two storehouses OF II. & l.. Silver
man, merchants at Indian Bay, Ark, were
destroyed by fire last night. Loss $500, in
surance $4,000.
The Tennessee legislature convened at
Nashville yesterday. One main purpose of
the session is to redistrict the state into ten
congressional districts.
The annual meeting of the Baltimore, Ohio
& Chicago Railroad company was held yester
day in Chicago The financial report shows
very favorable condition of the road.
Mrs. Emily Bristow died at Elkton, KY,
on the Sd inst, after protracted illness. She
was the widow Of the late Hon. T. NJ. Bris-
tow, and mother of ex-Secretary Ii. Bris-
tow.
The City Of Rome lakes from London $50
Storage passengers for the States, and the
Partisan l,060 for Manitoba. immigration is
so great that the lines are putting on extra
boats.
The American board of foreign missions of
Boston appeal for relief for the shaving people
ofaucient Cappadocia and Port Phrygia, whose
fields have been three times devastated by To-
Gusts.
A unknown man was found hanging to
tree by a silk handkerchief near Strawn, in
Eastland county, yesterday. 1t is supposed
that he suicided. There was nothing to iden-
tify Or locate HIM BY.
The Harmony mills at Cohoes, n. Y.
posted notice of 10 per cent. reduction in
wages, The hands contemplated asking an
increase of wages. Fifteen thousand people
depend upon the Harmony mills.
Detective Jack Duncan arrived in Dallas,
Tex, yesterday with Roscoe, the Navarro
He acknowledged his crime and also several
other murders IN Texas, and was sent to jail.
The Texas legislature met yesterday and
bill was introduced in the house providing
for the appointment of board of railroad
commissioner to regulate passenger and
freight rates and provide against unjust dis.
elimination.
Theodore Gerhard, in New York, while
drunk, quarreled with his wife and ordered
his 9-year old son out for the beer. His wife
refused to permit the boy to go, when the
father Drained the boy with n hammer and
then cut his own throat.
Attorney General Mccartney, of Chicago,
yesterday withdrew his leave to file an iufor-
nation to prevent the vacation of La Sale
street. The result is that Washington Hes
sings bill fails and the board of trades new
building will be rapidly pushed.
A telegram from Bozeman, Oak, states that
upon hearing the action of con-
gress in opening up the Crow Indian reserya-
ton, about 500 miners left that city for the
discoveries in the Clark's Forks country,
about eight miles from the new town of Bill
ling. There are large numbers leaving the
vicinity daily for the new Eldorado and the
stampede promises to rival that for the Black |
Hills in 1877.