Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-29
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Lord Erskiue is dead In London.
The directors of the Pennsylvania railroad
have been reelected.
Six more cases OF smallpox In Chicago yes
terday and four deaths.
Victor Eloi, of New Orleans, has been found
guilty of tina murder Of his wife on February
Zlst.
Five hundred and eighty persons started for
the United States to-day via Bremen, from
Russia.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati & Mus
kegan railroad yesterday elected a new board
of directors.
The paper mill of Richards s. Co., Gardner,
Maine, burned Yesterday Loss, $50 1000; in
surance, S32, 900.
The Lake Shore IS Michigan Southern yes
terday declared quarterly dividend of 2per
cent, payable May 1.
Fire yesterday at Spencer, Ind, destroyed
one drug and two dry goods stores. Loss,
S2o,0o0; insurance, Sc 800.
Lucas Norwlck, for assault with intent to
Kill, was sentenced to ten years In the Mllwau-
kee pententlary yesterday.
Ferdinand Jeske, convicted of murder in the
second degree, has been sentenced to twenty
years in the Wisconsin state prison.
At the London, Eng, wool sales, yesterday,
$500 bales of Port Phillips and Sidney wool
were disposed of at unchanged prices.
Frederick CRUDE, of Indianapolis, Ind, a
railroad employe, was run over in the Bright
wood bee line yard last night and killed.
Forty cases of small pox were reported in
Cincinnati yesterday and five deaths. This Is
the largest plumber yet reported In any one
day.
An appeal has been sent to congress by the
commercial exchange and maritime exchange
Of Philadelphia not to grant an extension of
the patents OF steel grain shovels.
All the business places OF Hundsboro, H.,
are In ashes, from fire which occurred Sun.
day. The total value of the business places
of Hundsboro was $4,000; insurance. 5000.
Public exercises took place in Worcester,
Mass, last night, on the occasion of the pre-
sentation to Worcester county, by the Me-
chanics' association, of full length portrait
of President Garfield.
SCHNEIDER. and Davis, deputy sheriffs, stop
ped the running of trains on the Chicago,
Texas d Mexican Central railway yesterday to
compel the company to satisfy the attachment
suits against the company.
The steamer Thos. Cornell, wrecked on the
Hudson, was and is total loss. 1t was
valued at 100000. The owners charge that
their pilots violated their premptory order,
Two men named Rider, father and son, were
shot and instantly killed last night at Jackson,
Ohio, five miles south of Waverly, by man
named shropshire. The parties had quar-
relied about family trouble.
The state central committee of the nti-pro-
hibition association of Iowa, met at Daven'
port yesterday for a conference, with full
attendance, and adjourned to meet at Des
Moines on We lnesday April 20.
The compositors of the World Office, New
York city, struck last night for restoration
of pay to forty-fiye cents per Thousand ems
extra pay for tabular work and seven hours
work daily. The World appears to-day as
usual.
Green Burnett shot Bob Alexander at In.
dianapolis, Ind, early yesterday morning OF
the way home from dance. Both were col.
ored, and the trouble arose from the fact that
both were enamored of the same dusky
maiden.
The Seune Indians yesterday performed re.
| Iigious rites at the sea shore near Boston.
They will take to their home In New Mexico
some water from the Atlantic ocean for use In
their religious. ceremonies. There is more use
for it in ablution.
Edward McNernery, well TO do farmer re
siding half mills from Wabash, Ind. was in
stantIy killed by the eastbouud passenger
| train while walking home on the track yester
gay afternoon at o'clock. he was partially
| deaf and failed o hear the signal.
A decision in Chicago by the supreme court
yesterday, that La Sale street shall be vacated
will probably settle for good that the boars
of trade will remove to Jackson street. Con
tracts are already let for clearing the GROUND
and It only remains to decide on plans for thu
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