Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-19
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


the coast of st. John, N. B.
The Greenback state convention of Texas is
called to meet at Fort Worth, June 90.
A meeting of the Irish parliamentary party
unanimously CONDEMNED the repression bill.
One of the leading men in the Choctaw
nation, Judge Ephriam Adair, died of vertigo,
Tuesday.
Sergeant, United States minister to Ger
many, presented his credentials to the emperor
yesterday.
The sister of Under Secretary Burke, resid-
ing Dublin, has been granted a pension of
9400 yearly.
By an explosion of gunpowder at Copen-
hagen yesterday six persons were killed and
many injured.
Israel Callum was convicted of murder in
the first degree, and sentenced to death yester-
day, at Paris, Tex.
The weavers of the Herkanum mills at
Wrightsville, Conn.,, have struck for an in
crease of 10 per cent.
The New York Yacht club will begin it's
summer cruise August 2, and have two cup
races at New London.
The June term of the United States court
begins to-day at Yankton, Oak. The Cameron
scrip cases are on the list.
The cattle round up in Cheyenne, Wyoming,
| ID PROGRESSING well. Au lulultuSG u6dub.Gy
beef will be shipped soon.
Helen M. Stone, a well known public speak
er and leader of the Woman Suffrage party,
died in New York yesterday.
The VIM. McCullock Iron company's mills
at Wilmington, Del, shut down yesterday,
the forgemen having struck.
VIM. Ellis was instantly killed on the Chi
cago & Northwestern track while coupling
cars yesterday at Milwaukee.
A reception and banquet was given last
night at Omaha to party of railway officials
and merchants from ST. Louis.
The case against ex.Gov. Moses at New
York has been indefinitely postponed, and a
plea at insanity will be entered to-day.
Lieutenant Walter Walton, United States
army, and chief of the Life Saving service of
that district, died at Milwaukee last evening.
John Gay was reelected president of the
Delta-Phi fraternity, which enjoyed tonight
its semi.eentennial dinner in New York city.
The Democratic state convention OF
Georgia is called for July 10, at Atlanta, to
nominate state house officers and congressman
at large.
James Wick, the famous scotsman of Roch-
ester, who was PLAYMATE of Charles Dickens
and set type beside Horace Greeley, died Tues
day of pneumonia.
G. w. Yost, well known young man, was
killed last evening at Mt. Vernon, ILL.,, by R.
A. Smith, city marshal. The trouble began
in an election quarrel.
Fred. Jackson and Mrs. Charles Hoyt, an
clipping couple from Batavia, New York, have
been arrested near Portland, and are held
awaiting advices from New York.
The Democratic state central committee. Of
Indiana, met at Indianapolis yesterday. Hon.
VIM. English presided, and fixed on August
I'd as the day for holding the state con-
vention.
Yesterday afternoon passenger train on
the Little Rock & Fort Smith railroad ran
over a negro on the track near Knoxville
Station, Ark, seriously ipjuring him. No
damage was dore to the train.
A double murder was perpetrated at Leban-
on, KY, yesterday, of a colored woman of
fifty five, Rose Osborne, and her daughter,
aged ten. Tramps did the deed. AS yet they
are at large. Robbery was the object.
Oscar Miles, colored; was drowned yester-
day IN Rolling Fork, Alboone's mill, about
ferried some one across the river and was re-
turning when he was washed over the dam.
Sterling France, employed in Boyden &
Ackley's shingle mill at Grand Haven, Mich,
was killed yesterday, A slab struck him in
the back, pushing him against the buzz saw
in such manner as to cut off the back part
of his head.
The first meeting of the trustees of the
Jno. F. Slater fund for the education OF col.
ored people in the South was held in New
York Thursday: Among those present were
ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes. Chief JUS
tice Waite and Gov. Colquitt, of Georgia.
Drs. Lewis Parker, New Orleans; r. r. Har-
groge, Nashville; j. G. Cranberry, Nashville,
and A. w. Wilson, Baltimore, were ordained
bishops of the Southern Methodist church, in
presence of 1000 people, at the Methodist
church, in Nashville, Tenn, yesterday after
noon.
Charles NJ. Morton, well known and once
very prominent business man of Louisville,
suicided in that city yesterday by putting a
bullet through his brain. Ever since his
failure in business some fonr years ago he has
been more or less suffering from mental aber-
| ration.
Adrian Chas. Kenau1in, Frenchman, aged
%, entered the Protestant Episcopal church OF
| the Annunciation, at New York, during the
service last evening, drew a pistol from his
pocket and deliberately shot himself. The
services continued to the close, the clergy
man not hearing the report Of the pistol, anl
not being informed of the suicide.