Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-11
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Judge Dyer, in the United States cOur
over-ruled the motion of counsel for Doyle
the forger, for new trial, and for arrest o
judgment.
Yesterday morning freight train collidet
with train conveying Maybury's circus, nea
several cars were wrecked, and VIM. Costello
ofDexter, killed.
All the election cases in Charleston, South
| Carolina, on the docket will be continued to
| the November term. Judge Bond granted q
| new trial to the manager of election of the
| Acton precinct.
A man named Ira Sherman jumped into, OF
| fell into, the river at Milwaukee yesterday
On being rescued he asserted that it was tenn
porary alteration of mind He had about
$500 IN money on his person.
News from the lumber drives is not very
reassuring. The latest advices from south
west of Merimachi say everything is nearly as
solid as in midwinter. On the upper st.
Johns some drives are on the move.
The New York chamber of commerce cele
brated its Hath anniversary tonight. Speaker
keife was introduced as representative of Pres
ident Arthur, and responded to the toast,
"The President of the United States"
Rev. P. P. Parrish, moderator of the general
assembly Of the Presbyterian church of the
United States, announces that on account of
small poX in Atlanta, the session to be con-
vened on the 18th will be held in Columbus.
The Chickasaw guards of Memphis, have
telegraphed formal entry to the contest for
prizes offered at the Indianapolis eneampment
in July. This makes twelve companies
which have formerly entered.fo competition.
The jury in the case of James B. Doyle, in
Chicago, the bond forger and crook, came into
court shortly after 4 o'clock this afternoon,
bringing verdict of guilty as charged in the
Indictment and recommending him to the
mercy of the court
John Fl. VanBrock, of st. Louis, furni-
ture dealer, is embarrassed. A meeting of his
creditors was held yesterday at whic he
shower liabilities of $4,000; assets of $115 0OO
He proposes to solve the difficulty by organic
ing stock company.
Donald Mcdonnell, age Is, son of promi-
nent lawyer of Jacksonville. Fla, and j. A.
Fowler, age 10, son of an eX-postmaster, were
arres ted on charge Of robbing the postoffice.
Mcdonnell confesses committing other rob-
berries, and to an attempt to murder.
The annual meeting OF the state commandery
OF Knights Templar of Michigan is being held
in Detroit, enlightened by the presence of
about seven hundre1 visiting brethren, repre-
sentlng seventeen subordinate communicates.
Several eminent Masons from abroad are also
present.
Theodore Peese, young German grain mer-
chant of New York, has disappeared and is
supposed to have been foully dealt with.
Peese intended locating in Chicago, where he
was to act as agent for several prominent Eu-
ropean firms. The matter is now in the hands
of the police.
The Masons of Kentucky will celebrate st.
Johns day in Louisville. One feature is prize
drills for $4,000 and $1,000. The Crescent
City rifles of New Orleans, Porter rifles of
Nashville, and Chickasaws of Memphis have
entered for this contest. Other companies
from the north and west are expected.
A locomotive and twenty cars of the Lake
Shore freight train went through from an
open draw at Huron, O., into the river, last
night. The engineer and fireman jumped and
saved themselves. Nobody was killed. Loss
to the railway company estimated at $4,000.
The draw was open to repair the bridge.
The Cedar Rapids Insurance company COM
menced suit yesterday against the Times and
Republican of Marshalltown, Iowa, for S1O,-
600 damages for libel. The chief officers of
the insurance company appear at Marshall
town tomorrow to answer to the charge of
connivance with their agents in swindling
farmers.
The second convention of the Pennsylvania
Constitutional Amendment association organ
lied yesterday at Huntington, Pa. The object
of the movement is to secure an amendment
to the state constitution, forever prohibiting
The manufacture and sale of Intoxicating
liquors, except for legitimate purposes. A
mass meeting was held last night.