Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-02
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The greenback state convention Of Marie
will be held at Bangor, May 80.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has de-
clared semi annual dividend of per cent.
The Central railroad of Mexico IL opened to
trlffic to Irapuato. 800 kllometers north of
the City of Mexico.
Jay Gould reached Chicago last evening,
after trip ofinspection covering 10, 900 miles
of road under his control.
John A Hamilton, formerly a special con.
Stable i'll Chicago, was arrested at Montreal
last night on charge of bigamy.
At a sparrlng exhibition last night, in New
York, Dick Egan, the "Troy T1rror," was
knocked out OF time by Jim Elliott.
Five of the negro ring leaders at Plymouth,
N. c.. last fall were sentenced to two years
imprisonment yesterday at Raleigh.
The marlborough Eng, iron workers
have struck for an increase OF wages. Many
thousand hands are affecled by the strike.
Judge Nathan Osborne, one of the Oldest
settlers of Cass county, Mich, died at Mar.
cellus, Mich, yesterday morning, aged 80.
The Officers concerned in the cons piracy
against Arab Boy in Cairo, Egypt, are de.
graded to the ranks and exied to Soudan.
All the buildings of the Bingham school,
sixteen in number, at McCar esville, N. c.,
burned yesterday morning. No lives were
lost.
Flfty.one cases Of smallpox were reported
yesterday intC ncinnati. They are in all por
items OF the city where vaccination Is neg
lec'ed.
The horse Carey, owned by President Con.
za'es, Of Mexico, won the principal race Sun
day In the CITY Of Mexico, for q purse OF
g. 900
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stop work on the emanuel tunnel uutll fur.
ther action has been taken by parliament in
the matter.
Eaton Rapids of Michigan, gets along
ON md after this date without saloon, the
village council having raised the bonds to pro.
hIb,liun points.
Joseph Vilker, Of Titusville, Pa, aged 81
committed suicide last evening by shooting.
Oath was instantaneous. No cause can be
assigned for the deed.
All the puddlers and helpers at the National
B 'llng mill ia McKeesport, Pa, quit work at
noon yesterday, owing To the employment of
non-uuon men by the firm.
Ex-senator Baldwin of Detroit, had an at.
tack Of vertigo yesterday morning while In
the bath tub, and fell against one of the
faucets, severely injuripg his nose.
The German brig Ceres, was fred by light.
ming Saturday 120 miles out from Galveston,
Tex, returned to port Sunday night, and was
scultled in sixteen feet of water. Damage $40,
QUO.
The schooner May Queen was wrecked at
South Haven. Lake Michigan, Sunday. Mrs.
Williams, mother OF the captain, was injured
while being taken off so that shs can not re-.
cover.
The jury in Charleston, 8. G., disagreed yes.
terday In the case Of John T. Hogg and 9th.
ere, tried for obstructing voters Ia Barnwell
county, s G., in 1880 The city Of Charleston
election cases then begun.
A special train from Indianapolis had ar.
rived In Springfield, o at Z o'clock yesterday
evening over the new line of the Indiana,
Bloomington & Western railroad. This is
the first train that has passed over this line.
Since the LIST of October. Is, zoo, 900 pounds
OF leaf tobacco have been sold In the Danville.
Va, market, at an average of 50 IS her hun.
dred, and for the same period of the proceed.
i d4sd year. 600 pounds at 1925 per hun
Judge Mcpherson, of Harrisburg, Pa. has
decided In favor of the LehIgh Valley railro id
company in the suit brought by the state for
Sl25, 1882, taxes claimed on the compapy's
bond for 1880 and 1881. The decision settles
other cases OF the same nature.
An accident occurred on the st. Joe &
Westel road yesterday morning, near Atchi.
son, Kan, which resulted in the death of the
engineer, Edward Ferris, son of Master Me
chanic Ferris, of the Central branch road
The locomotive struck horse, throwing i,
from the track.
J. Hamilton, of Londonderry, Ireland, agent
at Chicago for the New York tea house oil
Fred Neal & Co., was found dead in bed Sun
day night in Chicago. In accordance with
cable instructions from his father, retired
merchant OF Londonderry, his remains will b.
buried in Chicago.