Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-25
ALL AROUND TIE GLOBE.

Standard, and Telegraph, speak in equally
graceful terms of Longfellow.
ALL AROUND TIE GLOBE.
Six. deaths from small pox in Chicago yes.
terday, and eight new cases.
The county court housein Chicago is nearly
finished. Its cost was S2,26i, 00c
Contributions in Philadelphia to the Press
| 10 cent Mason fund amount to $3.50.
Harrison Luddington has been nominated
by the Milwaukee Republicans for mayor.
A new president of Venzuela has been
elected, and Guseman Blanco is the lucky
man.
n. VI. March, fellow of the royal society,
and an authority on statistics, died in London
Yesterday.
The New York Protestant Episcopal Church
of the Incarnation was damaged $50 900 by
fire yesterday.
Col VIM. Tappan Thompson, for thirty.
two years managing editor OF the Morning
NeUs, is dead.
The smallpox is raging in Hayti. In Port
All Prince and its suburbs alone 4,47S deaths
have occurred.
The Anthracite coal company OF Philadel.
phia will suspend Its production for six days
during April.
Proceedings have been instituted against
Bradlaugh to compel him to perform his par.
liamentary duties.
The French senate has passed the primary
education bill in the same form that it passed
the chamber OF deputies.
Five million dollars in bullion was received
yesterday of the thirty million ordered from
the New York assay office.
af hoy
county treasurer, has been found to be dc.
faulter to the amount Of $45 900.
The students in Worcester, Mass made
another attempt last night to burn Highland
Literary academy. Three arrests.
Prof. j. G. Hawkins, teacher in the public
school at Fort Smith, Ark, committed sui
eide yesterday by taking morphine.
Judge Caldwell, of the supreme court of
Arkansas, has refused to appoint receiver for
the Memphis & Little Rock railroad.
A fire at Clifton hill, Randolph county,
Mo-, last evening, destroyed the business part
of the town, except one store. Loss, $780,
600.
The entire business part of McAllister, O.,
burned yesterday, the fire originating in de-
fectrve fus. Loss 100000; no insurance TO
speak of.
An east-bound construction train was
wrecked on the Rock Island road near Council
Bluffs yesterday, caused by spreading of the
track. Five men were injured.
Chas. I. Lover, charged with passing coun.
terfeit money in Illinois, and who forfeited his
bonds, was rearrested to-day at Nashville,
Tenn, and will be returned to Chicago.
Tht jury in the case of Crow Dog, on Trial
in Deadwood for the murder of Spotted Tail,
rendered verdict of guilty yesterday. Crow
Dog will appeal to the supreme court.
The state of Texas yesterday bought S442,-
1900, paying SAC therefore. The state thus
saves $3.50 in interest on each 500 bond.
An advance in rates on southwestern lines
will begin April l, from Leayenwortb, Kansas
City, st. Joe and Atchison to Chicago of IS
per car on cattle and Sc per 100 on grain.
Sim on Lauferty. traveller for H. Coin & Co.
of Rochester, N. Y, was killed by the cars at
Fort Wayne, Ind, yesterday. He was horri.
bly, INITIATED, his head being severed from his
body.
Fire at Cincinnati yesterday destroyed two
three-story buildings, occupied by D. NJ.
Holmes s. Co. as a bakery. Loss 1900.
George Gering, foreman of the bakery, was
burned to death.
W. R. Crinnell, freight conductor on the
Burlington & Missouri railway, fell between
the cars at Lincoln, Neb., yesterday, while
running, and was crushed to death. He was
from gainesville, Wis.
The Mexican National railway company,
an American organization which is building
railway in Mexico, has been assured of the
friendship of Gov Gonzales, who promises to
assist the company both officially and person
ally.
j. G. Stanley, OF Woodruff county, Ark,
is announced as a candidate for governor.
Judge Duffie is another candidate, and he be-
lievss In taking time by the forelock, for he
began his canvass by speech at Wolvern,
Ark, yesterday. RI
McAuley, Duke s. Co., wholesale boot and
shoe dealers, Chicago, who went out of busi-
ness two months ago, are in trouble about
settling, and have offered eastern creditors Csc
on the dollar. McAuley's speculations are at
the bottom of the trouble. III
Oscar NJ. Gsrret, of Mount Vernon, Ind,
on trial for completely in the murder of Mr..
Walton, who was assassinated by negro
named Frazer, was to-day acquitted. Garrett
had been charged with having hired Frazer,
at the request of Mrs. Walton to kill her hus-
band.
Quite a military event is to occur in1ndian-
apolis, Ind, in July next, in. the shape of
competitive drill OF militia copphhies. The
Porter rifles, of Chicago, vii ike part, and
it is expectedkh Crescent .. .es, of New Or
leans, and the ChickasawssM Memphis, will
also enter the lists. ~
It is charged at DeadVood that the United
States grand jury, lately discharged, had
fouhda true bill against John B. Fury, special
postal agent. for attempted bribery in prose
cutting ex-Postmaster Star, but that United
States District Attorney Campbell kept it
from coming into, court.
Joseph Pulitzer, editor of the PoSt-Dis-
patch, of st. Louis, was struck yesterday as
heswas entering a restaurant by burly
workiDgman, whom he promptly hurled
through store window. The assailant re-
treated through saloon, leaving acowhide
on the sidewalk. Mr.. P. thinks some enemy
had hired The man to make the assault.