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

and twenty-five out of thirty-three In the
senate.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
The tobacco crop of Cuba is reported small
and quantity poor.
Ten new cases of small pox were reported
in Chicago yesterday.
Conductor M. Doyle was visiting his st.
Paul friends yesterday.
George Williams, Of Louisiana, eY.minister
to Central America, is dead.
Four new cases of smallpox reported to the
Memphis board of health yesterday.
Bullion-e9A, 900 Withdrawn from the
Bank of England yesterday was for Paris.
Three young ladies were drowned in at
tempting to cross the river in frail boat
Six or eight new cases of small pox are re-
ported, all among the colored population, at
Lincoln, Neb,
The grand jury of New York city are inves-
tigating the late railroad accident at spuyten
Duyvil.
The Harrison brewery and ice house, at
Quincy, ILL.,, burned Yesterday morning. Loss
about $50, 600; insurance $4,000.
The First National bank Of Battleboro, VT,
has got judgment of $28,00) against the es.
tate of defaultiDg president Waite.
At a meeting of the "Canal Boys" which
was held in Milwaukee Tuesday night, reso-
lltions were adopted against Mormonism.
George A. Hill, local car tracer of the Hook
ing Valley road, at Columbus, O., was run
over by train yesterday and instantly killed.
At Manchester, N. H. last night, John r.
Taylor defeated VIM. Montgomery in wrest.
ling contest for the light weight champion
ship of America.
At Newark. O., yesterday, Geo. Mckinney
pointed an old army musket at his sister, Mira
DANES, in play. 1t went of and inflicted q
probably fatal wound in the thigh.
Michael Walsh, who killed John Smith Sep
TENDER 23, 1881, was convicted of murder In
the first degree in the criminal court, at st.
Louis, yesterday, and sentence deferred.
The Western association of Window Glass
manufacturers met at Pittsburgh yesterday
The attendance was very large, all of the win
dow glass factories west Ofthat city being rep
resented.
An engine and six freight cars on the Wis
consin Central were thrown from the track at
Colby, Wis, doing much damage, badly
bruising Conductor Geo. Fisher Others
narrowly escaped serious injury.
Twenty-three new cases of smallpox In Pitts
burgh, and ten in Allegheny, were reported to
the health authorities authorities yesterday.
During January there were 1913 cases and sew
eatY deaths from the disease In the latter city.
Mrs. Katie Harris, daughter of the late J.
@. A. Ward, sister of the wife Of Charles 81.
Burt, clerk In the Office of the state superin-
tendent Of public instruction, of Helena,
Mont Is on a visit to her relatives and friends
In this city.
Fire at Oxford village, sixteen miles west of
Iowa City. Iowa, destroyed the Central hotel
and the DInwiddie house, and Douglass build
ing, occupied by Jas. Harmon, grocer, yester-
day; insurance unknown. The property was
entirely destroyed.
Yesterday morning while Mrs. Annie Stars
was getting breakfast at her home In ALE.
gheny city, Pa, her clothes caught fire from
the stove, and, before the flames could be
extiuguished, she was burned so badly that
recovery 10 impossible.
The boiler In the Belleville, Il H., nail mill
exploded yesterday, almost totally destroying
injured, WIN Davis probably fatally. Damage,
$4,000; insured. Two hundred men, besides
boys, are throw out OF employment.
Dr. VIM. @. Cox and Mrs. Harriet
Schneider, arrested at New Orleans, b., Fri
day evening last on suspicion of completely
in the murder of the girl Martha Whitta. were
discharged yesterday morning, the evidence
being deemed insufficient to hold them.
At special meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Pullman Palace Car company at Chicago
yesterday resolutions were adopted to In
crease the capital stock of the company by the
issue Of new stock to the extent Of 81. 573, 600,
being rs per cent. Of the entire capital stock.
Mayor Grace, chairman of the National Gar
field Monument Fund, makes public letter
setting forth the names Of the gentlemen who
have consented to receive subscriptions Ia
this city In behalf of the fund.- Subscriptions
are to be received for any amount not exceed.
ing $40.
In the so-called Pullman car smuggling
case at Montreal yesterday, two employees
testified it was the custom to send cars built
in Canada, to Detroit and Chicago to be fitted
up. They also testified to stationery, tickets,
lamps and other articles being brought into
the United States without the payment Of
duty.
Chickering Hail, New York, was crowded
to repletion last evening to condemn the per
secution of the Jews in Ruesia. Mayor
Grace presided. On the platform were ex-
Mayor Ely, ex-secretary Hamilton Fish, Ed
uard Pierrepont, and representative men of
both political parties. The resolutions
adopted were Of the most radical character.