Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-07
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,

l AI5 OOecpu a. OuuIdp, OI luQlduaptlls
committed suicide last evening.
Fourteen new cases of smallpox and si1
deaths in Chicago yesterday.
L. Hotchklss of Iona, Mich, was killee b.
| the cars at South Lyon, that state yesterday
Three burglars were killed at Tunnelton
Ind, Sunday night, while trying to rob sa
loon.
The senate of Mississippi has appropriated
$4,000 for the encouragement Of immigra
ton.
The gross earnings of the Chicago & Altor
railroad for January are $500 900 greater than
for January 1881.
The stove plate moulders of Pittsburgh
Pa, ard on strike because Of the refusal Of
proprietors to advance wages 10 per cent.
It was reported in Cincinnati yesterday that
the health of Archbishop Purcell is failing
He is at Ursulo convent, Brown county, O.
E. P. Bigelow has been appointed general
agent at Chicago for the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad. He has charge of all the traffic bust.
ness.
The mayor of Philadelphia says he will moi
grant a license to any place of amusement
which has bar room attached or in which II.
quor is sold.
Oscar Beckwith, the supposed murderer OF
A. 8. VanderOck, whose body was found
hacked to pieces near Austerlitz, N. Y, three
weeks ago, was arrested yesterday.
j. r. Jackson, brakeman, was killed yes.
terday on the Louisville, New Orleans & Chat.
tauooga railroad near Putnsysville, Ind. He
was Knocked of the train by bridge.
A crowd was at Sycamore, Va, yesterday,
threatening to lynch Yeates, the Pennsylvania
murderer. The authority railroaded him to
the county Jail on fast mail train.
Yohr T.
Pachka were pushing carload of coal on the
trestle work at Locust Point, Baltimore, when
the trestle work gave way and the men were
killed.
A person giving the name of G. F. Frey,
and representing he was in the malleable iron
business at Grand Rapids, Mich, swindled the
banks at Buffalo, N. Y, OUT of small
amount.
al Henry +. Gilley, manager of the American
exchange, London, upon request of the Car
field memorial hospital association. viii form
branch organization in London TO solicit
subscriptions.
G. McHealey, a member of parliament for
Wexford, who has been lecturing through
the country for the Land League, took leave
of his American friends last night in Cooper
institute, New York.
Charles Smith, keeper of sailor and board
H.
was fatally shot last night by his step-fsther,
Henry Purdy. Smith guarrelled with Purdy
because the latter married the formers mother.
An explosion Sunday afternoon, of a large
tank in East st. Louis rendering works, al
most completely demolished the building,
killing John Casseca and seriously injured Je.
rome Tyler and John Meyerhofe. Loss
$4,000.
The mayor OF HALIFAX ordered Capt. Richie,
of the steamship Peruvian, from Liverpool,
fined $500 for bringing his vessel to the wharf
and allowing the Storage passengers to land,
in violation of the quarantine regulations, with
smallpox on board.
The American Agricultural association
yesterday appointed standing committees for
the year and special committee to confer
with the merchants and railroad companies
about the contemplated national congress in
New York. The association then epjoyed its
annual dinner.
The wholesale mercantile house of Evans,
Mcdonald & Co, of Fort Wayne, Ind, are in
financial trouble, being unable to meet paper
maturing in New York to-day. They were
trying do half million business on $50, 900
capital, and having to carry over q large
stock OF woolens on account of the mild win
ter, found the strain too great. The house
was founded in 1850, and the proprietors, who
are active young men expect to tide over.
A desperate fight occurred at Rock Island,
Warren county, Tenn, Sunday night. Four
men attacked Jacob aribble, a ferryman, be-
cause he refused to ferry them across the river,
which was high and dangerous, and cut him
severely. White Wheating and Reilly Nc
Carpenter pursued him swapping a pistol In
his face, when Gribble shot him through the
heart killing him instantly.