Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-23
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The legislature of South Carolina convene
at Columb onia the 9th inst. to re distric
the state
The body of George Knoll, one of the fou
young men drowned in Wolf lake, Ill. weel
ago, was recovered yesterday.
Bud Gibbons was killed Sunday in Orange
Texas, by Albert Neyland, while they wer
returning from church together.
Monuments, headstones, ETC., of the Jewish
cemetery, at Columbia, s. c., have beer
brown down by unknown persons.
The firm of Van Pelt & Bremen, dry goods
failed yesterday in Milwaukee. Liabilities
$4,000; assets not positively known.
The national executive committee of the
Greenback Labor party meets at st. Louis 10
day. Many members are already in attend
ance.
The board of education of Cleveland last
night appointed B. A. Hlnsdale president oil
the public schools, in place of Rev. j.
| jackson.
| The grand jury has been asked to take
| action on bills for new indictments in the
case of the star route defendants, arrested in
Philadelphia.
Bismarck is still great invalid, but is de-
| termined to attend the second reading of the
tobacco monopoly billi in the reichstag. He
Will be carried to the house.
In STAFFORD, N. H., yesterday Eli Faye, age
| fifty, shot his wife, from whom he had been
separated, as she was returning from visit
| to her mothers grave. Faye was arrested.
At a meeting of Baptist pastors yesterday in
New York, DR.. Lasher spoke of The temper
ance movement in Cincinnati, and compli-
mented the mayor of that city for his good
work.
President Garrett and party, of the Balt1-
more d Ohio, reached Cincinnati last night
They will spend two or three days there look
Ing after the interests of the road and it's con-
nections.
Adolph Lahmann alias Vrellers, who alb.
seconded from Obenkaizella with 2,400 marks
belonging to Sgismund Wandners, was ar
rested yesterday at New York when landing
from the steamer.
The thieves captured along the line of the
Hudson River railroad arc disclosing the
hiding places of goods stolen from trains.
All the property was originally shipped by
Chicago merchants.
Fire in the shaft of the Shoe Fly mine at
Em eka, New, occurred yesterday. Four men
were below and climbed out badly burned,
one probably fatally. Two below were saved
by turning the water down into the shaft.
A hurricane, accompanied by large
of kinsley county, Kansas, last Friday. 1t
destroyed three houses and four barns, but no
lives were lost, owing to the fact that the
houses were unOccupied.
An expedition has gone from Cheboygan, to
take surveys Of the propeller Canister. sunk
by collision with the schooner Geo. Murray
two years ago at Waugoschance light. The
idea IS TO recover the machinery and the re-
naming portions Of the hull, If possible.
James Finnegan, who arrived at Philadel-
phia, Pa, by the British King from Liverpool,
was arrested yesterday On suspicion of i'm
plication in the Dublin murders. He
lived in Scotland nearly all his life. He was
discharged.
The death is announced of DR.. James A.
Brown, for thirty years one of the most
prominent physicians of Detroit, Mich, aged
sixty-five. He filled many positions of trust,
chiefly professional, such as trustee of the
state insane asylum, surgeon of the Marine
hospital, etc.
A committee of the incorporators of the Co.
lumbus " Cincinnati railroad, met in Cincin-
natl yesterday and elected directors. The road
is to run from Columbus to point on the
Marietta d Cincinnati road between New
Langton and Clinton Valley, a distance of
sixty miles. Capital stock s., 900, 0OO
LIE CnlcaSO commercial club has arranged |
a programme for the entertainment of the |
clubs of Cincinnati and St. Louis |
on Friday and Saturday next. 1t includes !
drives to the water works and south parks, an |
to Pullman and the lake, closing |
with banquet at the Grand Pacific on Satur- |
day evening.
Commissioner Midgeley, of the Southwest
ern railway pool in Chicago, has issued the |
following schedule of rates on salt in car
loads to Kansas City, Leavenwortb, Atchi- |
son, st: Joseph. Colorado points, and points |
on the Denver & Rio Grand railroad From
Toledo Il sc per 100 pounds; Chicago, 1Sb c; |
from Mississippi river points, 119c.
VIM. Nlerchaus has been arrested at Grand |
Rapids, charged with the murder of his wife, |
who was found dead in bed yesterday morn
ing with her nose broken, her person bearing
evidences OF having been choked to death. Al |
the inquest one of the children testified that |
the father beat the mother in the evening and |
that afterwards the children left the house,
away about two hours, and that
The mother was in bed when they returned
md did not speak to them.