Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-03
ALI AROUND THE GLOBE.


ALI AROUND THE GLOBE.
Bullion in the Bank of England decreased
Ct, 1928, 600 the past week.
The Virginia senate bribery investigation
has been extended to include the session of
1880.
Mrs. ANNE Howard, who died of starvation
in Boston, had $4,000 in bank, and $40 in
cash in the house.
Another fraudulent cheek of Auditor
Palmer, at Newark, N. j., for nearly 81, 900,
has been discovered.
A San Antonio, Texas dispatch states that
Major Charles Webb, of the sixteenth United
States infantry, died at Fort McDavitt
Conger's coal dock and Hay & Co.'S furni-
ture store at Toronto, Ont, burned Wednes-
day. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The weekly statement of the Bank of France
shows an increase of 42,625,00O francs gold
and a decrease of 2, $50, 600 francs silver.
Daniel MClesry. driver on the cable road
Chicago, who broke cable by carelessness
Monday, was killed by cable car yesterday.
A woman named Cronin, of the town of
Mills Street, has informed against eighteen
"moonlighters," who disguised themselves
at her house.
An Ennis, Texas, special says Joe Forsyth,
Both were drinking, and quarreling arose out
of an old feud.
The corporation of London has subscribed
e30O to the fund for relief of the Jews in
Rsusia. Rothschilds, of London and Paris,
contributed 600 each.
meeting of some $50 persons, creditors,
was held at Cincinnati last night. Archbish-
OPP Purcell took measures to bring to speedy
settlement their claims.
John Slagle, prominent farmer residing
near West Jefferson, o., was found dead in his
barn yesterday afternoon, supposed to haye
been case of heart disease.
An only daughter, who claims to have been
almost neglected, contests the will of Freder-
| lex Graft, iron merchant, New York, who left
an estate valued at 100000.
Gov. jerome has called an extra session of
the Michigan legislature to meet Feb. %, to
| consider congressional apportionment, relief
Of the fire sufferers, and report of tue tax law
commission.
| At st. Louis the coroners jury returned a
verdict charging Pat McGlew and Russell
Brown with having caused the death of Mrs.
| Sarah 81. Doris, who was found dead in her
bed last Sunday morning,
| The Phoenix Insurance company's striking
| puddlers at Phoenixville, Pa, have left for
| other mills, the company refusing their terms
and Directing to outside associations saying
how the business will be conducted.
| A heavy cattle train was wrecked at the
Southwest station near Greensburg, Pa, last
| evening at o'clock. Four cars were demol-
ished and several cattle killed. The accident
caused delay Of six hours to trains.
The American agricultural association in
session at New York yesterday adopted reso-
lutions as endorsing the action of the Missis-
sissippi river commissioners convention on
improvement of the Mississippi river.
Officer Jerry Smith, of the Allegheny, Pa.
police force, was shot and probably fatally
| wounded, yesterday morning, while attempt
ing to arrest three chicken thieves, on the
Pennsylvania road, q few miles from the city.
Fire at Louisiana, Mo, DESTROYED three
story brick building owned by Marks Lesem
and occupied by him as dry good house.
| The building also contained general Offices and
the Knights OF Pythas lodge. Insured for
$4,000.
Rev. w. R. Cowles, for many years pastor
of the Sharpsburg Methodist church at Pitts
burg, Pa, has resigned to take charge of the
Third Unitarian church of Chicago. Mr..
Cowles' change has created profound sensa-
ton in Pittsburg.
The Waverly coal company of Pittsburgh,
Pa, have entered suit against the National
Labor Tribune and B. r. Jones, president of
the Miners ASSOCIATION for libel and conspiracy,
claiming damage for injury to their business
to the amount Of $4,000.
| A special from Walla Walla says: Last
night fire broke out in farm house at Mis-
SICK, five miles from the city. Mrs. Eliza
Medler. aged 80, her daughter Emma, aged
10, and her son Arthur, aged 6, were burned
to death. The other inmates escaped.
| A very disastrous and fatal boiler explosion
occurred Wednesday evening at the saw mill
of c. 81. Taylor, about fifteen miles from
| Louisville, and about eleven and half miles
| back from the Johnstown turnpike road.
| Newly johnson, aged "A, was killed and four
| Others badly injured.
As Deputy Sheriff Platt, of Mahoning county,
Pa, was taking an insane man from the train
at Garfield yesterday to convey him to the in.
| Urinary, the prisoner suddenly threw the off,
Ger down and stamped on his head infictlng
ugly wounds with hobb nails. The lunatc
| was secured by bystanders after desperate
struggle.
A Women's Industrial association has been
| organized and incorporated in Denver, Col.
| the principal object Of which is to collect and
| furnish reliable information concerning Col.
orado and contiguous territories, and 10 prove
| imposition by INSCRIPTIONS SPECTATORS who
have from time to time imposed upon inves-
tors in remote parts of the country.
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