Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-22
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

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ton.
The officers arrested at Cairo, Egypt, for
conspiring against Arab Bey, minister OF wal
number fifty.
Mitchell 6 Messengers livery stables
burned yesterday morning with twelve horses
in Des Moines, Ia.
The Governor Of Iowa has offereda reward
of $500 for the apprehension of the murderer
| of Mayor Shlbles; of Polk City.
The jury IN the Malley case in New Haven,
Conn.,, was completed yesterday, and the court
adjourned until Tuesday next.
Geo. Miller. of Plainwell Allegn county,
Mich. was senshed to death yesterday by a
stump machine falling on him.
Wilhelm volk, of Berlin, Germany, better
known under the pseudonym of Clarus, au.
thor of several mystical religious works, is
dead.
A final dividend, making an aggregate OF
57H per cent, has been declared by the as
signee OF the insolvent Mechanics bank, of
Montreal.
Adam M. Dundore, the defaulting ex- county
treasurer of Reading, Pa, returned voluntar-
lily yesterday, and was sent to Jail To default OF
$4,000 bail. 81
The boiler of the Sugar River paper mill at
Claremont, n. ". exploded yesterday morn.
ing, killing one man and scalding several
others badly.
John Cruikshanks Kings, the sculptor,
died at Boston last night. of disease incidental
to age. He was born in 1906, and has two
sons at st. Louis.
Leroy M. Lee, D. D., well known Metho.
dist clergyman of Richmond, Va, and many
years editor of the Richmond Christian Ad-
uertiscr, died last evening, aged ~.
q. Browns lumber yard and G. j. Fichets
coal yards, with small dwellings aud stores
adjoining, burned at Coxsackis, N. Y, yester-
day. Loss $50, 900; insurance $4,000.
Four Swedes and two Finlanders (laborers)
crossing the Hudson river yesterday afternoon
at Poughkeepsie, N. Y, had their boat cap
sized and four of the party were drowned.
The Belvair and Manor heads of short horns
owned by Richard and John Gibson of Jeder.
ton, Canada, were sold at Dexter park, Chi
cago, yesterday, forty-seven heads bringing
In the Louisville court of appeals yesterday,
1t was decided that an atheist cannot be de-
prived of the right to testify, and as to credi-
bility stands on the same footing with other
witnesses.
An extension of one year has been granted
In concession for extending the Morelos rail-
way in Mexico from Cuantla to Ucapulco on
within four months.
The last rsport from Springfield says there
is considerable Increase in the deaths and
cases of small oex at various points in the
state. Tramps and immigrants are the chief
cause of the spread of the scotirge.
The commissioner of immigration for
Michigan has just issued q second edition,
revised and enlarged, of the pamphlet upon
Michigan and its resources. The book is
published by authority of the state. Copies
H. c. Mutt, of Chicago, rsesident of tn e
Atlantic & Pacific railawy, has just returned
from an inspection of the lina in New Mexico
Santa Fe, and says the track laying is com.
pleted to Canon Diable, 81 miles west OF
the Rio Grande.
Reports from Haywood, Upton and Ian
derdal counties, Tennessee, and Mississippi
and Crittenden counties, Arkansas, are that
frost Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights
killed all the cotton in these counties, necesi
tating replanting, and setting farmers back
about two weeks.
EBrown Pierce, farmer of Richardson, Tex.
yesterday found his wife hanging from door
knob and his three children lying dead on the
floor. The supposition is that Mrs. Pierce
strangled the children and then took stron 2
dose of laudanum and blue stone, after which
she hanged herself.
Mr.. Wood, sugar planter of Cuba, EN-.
employing 500 hands, has been scanning into
the capacity of Florida for the production Of
sugar, and is so we'll satisfied that he an
nounces his determination of removing the
entire plantation to Florida as soon as the
Okelchobee lands are ready for cultivation.