Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-08
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

Frederick Terak, celebrated German sculp.
tor, died in London yesterday.
The Mansion House fund at London for TIT
relief of the suffering Jews of Russia amounts
to $530,0O
O.. E. Mason's general store at Carlisle, Ark,
was destroyed by fire last night. Loss SIS, 000
partially insured.
The Mexican Cable Company's agent arrived
in Galveston, yesterday. to establish a branch
of that corporation in Galveston.
The accounts of Adam NJ Dundore, OF
Reading, Pa ex-county treasurer, are short
about $4,000. The bondsmen will pay the
loss.
Joseph Dowdell, post grand master and one
of the most prominent Odd Fellows of the
country died yesterday morning in Columbus,
Ohio.
A severe frost has prevailed throughout
lower Austria, Hungary and Roumania.
Fruit trees and vines have suffered, but the
grain crops have not been injured.
The meeting of the Republican State Gen.
trail committee has been called for Columbus,
Ohio, April Il, to fix the time and place of
holding the next state convention.
Newport Campbell, the insane man who
shot r. Colt of Boston seriously, was found
dead in ditch yesterday evening at LaSalle,
H., having drowned in eighteen inches of
water.
Barney Brown, brakeman of the Missouri
Pacific Railway, was shot and killed last night
while on top of a train, pulling ont from
Muscogee, Tex. His slayer is an Indian, who
escaped.
Four prisoners escaped from Clark county
jail, at Arkadelphia, Ark, Thursday night.
One was awaiting trial for larceny, one a
negro boy, charged with attempted rape, and
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perate fellows.
VIM. P. Winans. city treasurer of Newark,
N. j., was arrested last night for forgery, an
expert examining the books found warrant
for S165 to 50, 1855, and paid by check to the
order of Winans.
Armistrade Gray, cOlored, who killed his
10-year old son in January last, in Richmond,
Va, for stealing few cents worth of mol
asses, for which his father had sent him, has
been sentenced to hang June9.
Gabe Meyer. merchant of Pine Bluffs,
Ark, yesterday sold to Mr.. Louis Weis, OF
Never, Weis d Co., New Orleans, four planta-
tions for $4,000. 1t is the first voluntary
transfer of valuable Arkansas river planta-
lions made for many years.
Col. H. c. Mutt, president, and L. M. Glenn
ent, engineer of the Atlantic & Pacific rail-
road, left st. Louis last night for Albuquer-
que, N. NJ. They go in the interest Of the
road. They expect the line will be comfXted
to Colorado river this year.
Matte Collins, who figured so prominently
in the James gang developments in'Missouri
and who claims to be the wife of Dick Little,
the betrayer of the bandit chief, was a few
years ago an inmate of house of ill-fame in
Dallas, Texas, and was the paramount of the
noted Joel Collins, one of the early members
ofthe same gang.
on an Illinois railroad of satchell on Wed.
nesday night containing 100000 in mining
stocks by blind man called Davis, who goi
off the train at LaSalle, Ill. Davis was ar.
rested yesterday in the Harrison house al
LaSalle with the securities in a basket. He
with boy, were engaged in burning them in
astove. He had destroyed $4,000 worth in
this way.