Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-31
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


A Garfield Ave cent postage stamp will b.
issued April10.
! The Alabama Democratic state convention il
1 called Tor June7.
Ten new cases of smallpox in Chicago yes.
terday and two deaths.
J The lines in the Iowa Trunk line associa
tons will issue new tariff rates on April l..
| The north and south bound fredericksburg
| stage was robbed last night, near Galveston,
Tex.
| Work begun yesterday on the new chamber
| OF commerce, near the Grand Pacific hotel, In
Chicago.
The elephant powder mills at Hicks Ferry
Pa, exploded yesterday, slightly ipjuring the
Waterman.
Navigation at Montreal, on the st. Law
! renee, has opened, the winter being the short
est on record
Two men were killed yesterday and several
wounded by the caving in Of the Ram" mine
at Dover, Nj.
The Canterbury paper mill, in Norwich,
Conn.,, burned yesterday. Loss, $50, 900; in.
surance, $50, 600.
A bill was introduced yesterday in the
Massachusetts, house allowing women to vote
for presidential electors.
The rea61usters' bill in the Virginia senate,
reducing the judicial circuits from eighteen to
twelve. was defeated yesterday.
The election of directors Of the mutual Un-
lon telegraph company In New York did not
take place yesterday as intended.
Eleven thousand bales of Port Phillip and
Sidney wool were sold In London yesterday,
with fairly spirited competition.
Samuel Irvine, q colored convict from Gin
cinnati, was caught in belt at the prison at
Columbus, o., yesterday, and killed.
The weekly statement Of the Bank of France
shows an increase In specie of 4.e75, 600 francs
in gold and 4,675, 900 francs Of silver.
The Pond liquor tax bill passed the Ohio
house yesterday without amendment, and ID
now law. Three Democrats voted for it.
Iroquois, Lorillard's famous racer, has been
scratched for the city and suburban handicap
at Newmarket, suburb OF London, England.
The music teachers OF Ohio held state
convention yesterday at Columbus, with q
good representation from all the principal
cities.
The loss by the burning of Walker hall,
Amherst college, in Massachusetts,. day be-
fore yesterday, amounted to S185,000; insur-
ance, $4,000.
The governor of Tennessee has committed
the sentence OF Andrew jackson White, who
was to have been hanged in March, to impris-
onment for life.
The bill of the Maryland legislature, pun
ishing wife beaters with forty lashes, has been
signed by the governor; and he did an excel.
lent job in so doing.
Ex-senator A. A. Sargent, the newly ap.
pointed minister to Berlin, gave splendid
banquet and reception lastright at the Palace
hotel, San Francisco.
The Democratic state central committee Of
Iowa have selected August 16 as the date for
state convention. The committee meets at
Marshailtown, Iowa, June 6 to select place.
The editors and proof-readers OF the New
York World, who took places at the cases of
the striking compositors, returned to their
own duties yesterday, another force OF COM
positors being secured.
Patrick Dolan, OF UniontoWn, Pa, the
Molly Mcguire recently consicied of the mur-
der of Maurice Healey, was sentenced Yesier
day to eleven years IN the penitentiary. The
case will go to the supreme. ceprt.
Mrs. Mary E, Cockey b. in-tituted suit
for criminal libel against VI. J.. Elliat, editor
of the Sunday Capitol in Columbus, o. Mrs.
Cockey is daughter of E. 7. Methaff, one of
the wealthiest citizens OF Columbus.
Hon. Jas. Patton, judge Of the supreme
court of appeals of West Virginia, died sud-
in Wheeling, st II 80 last night, the youngest
judge on the supreme bench In the United
States.
Truman Durham, president of the Cleveland
Linseed Oil works, an old and honored citizen,
was caught in the machinery at the works
yesterday and was killed. he was alone in the
basement and was caught in the betting. His
body was shockingly mangled.
Colored citizens of New York last night en-
tered an earnest protestagainst the election, on
account of color, from car on the Jackson.
vile s. Fernandina railroad, of Bishop Payne,
senior bishop of the NJ E.. church. His case
will be laid before the president.
GovernorC rittenden, of Missouri, yesterday
paid the $4,000 reward offered for Clarence
Hale, one of the Winston (near Kansas City,
train robbers, who is now in the penitentjaiy,
H. h. Craig. Of the Kansas City police, AID
j. R. Timberlake, of Clay county, are the re.
cipients.
John Calvin is swindler, who pretended
he was agent for 5000 acres of land, be-
queathed by wealthy man to widows and
orphans of confederate soldiers, they paying q
"small sum of ct certeras," which he pocket
ed. He was arrested and now is on trial at
Dallas, Tex.