Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-18
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,
Blanc, distinguished writer on fine arts,
France, is dead.
Fire at Terrible, Tex, destroyed few frame
houses. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
There are seventy small pox patients in the
New York hospital, an increase of ten for the
week.
J. A. Crossman, aged g., was struck by
train at Sheridan, Montcalm Co., Mich, and
instantly killed yesterday.
The Gait house, Louisville, KY, was sold to
new company yesterday for 100000. 1t
will be continued as hotel.
Leman Small, a prominent farmer of Alma,
Gratiot county, Mich, was run over and fatal
ly injured by train Yesterday.
John A. Berish, the actor of Harrigan &
Harris theatre, New York, who fell from the
flies on Saturday, died last night.
Thursday of last week, at Leadyille, Richard
Whealley, part owner of the Ironsides mine,
was killed by an explosion of giant powder.
Lockwood, teas and tobacco, Chicago failed
yesterday. He started in business four years
in this city. He confessed judgment in $50, 900,
in addition to which he owes $4,000.
The generall assembly of Virginia has ap-
pointed committee to consider the advisa-
bility of abandoning Richmond temporarily,
On account of the presence of small pox.
Wisconsin republicans say that Horace
Rublee, Milwaukee, will be appointed minister
to some important coast in Europe. Rublee
once represented this country at Switzerland.
Ralph s. Thomson, an old and prominent
citizen of Terra Haute, Ind, for many years
one of the most extensive millers in Indiana,
died suddenly Sunday afternoon of rheum atism
of the heart.
The grand july of New Haven, Conn. have
reported true bill for murder in the first de-
gree against Walter E.. Miller, James 1Ialley
and Blanche Douglass for the killing of Jennie
E. Cramer, Aug. 5 last.
The receiver of the Philadelphia & Reading
Railroad company is authorized to make pay
ment on and after February 10 of the interest
on the general mortgage bonds, due last July,
amounting to 100000.
Gilbert E. Randall, doing swindlng COM
mission business for western producers at
Taunton, Mass, under the firm name of
Geo. 8. Coleman & Co., has disappeared in
debted in considerable sums to shippers.
Gen. Wilcox has recommended that the
Apache Indians recently captured by our
leaders to Fort Vegas, except the convicted
scouts, whose cases await special attention.
Dennis O'Donahue, a Catholic parish priest
of Brownsburg, Ind, has commenced suit
against Bishop Chalard, of that diocese, lay
ing his damage at 5000, for suspending him
from his priestly duties as alleged without just
cause.
The Wisconsin state grange met in annual
session at Milwaukee yesterday, but owing to
the absence Of Grand Master Parker, no bust
ness, other than the formal opening OF the
convention and accreditlng delegates, was
done.
Chas. Martin, of Detroit, Mich, the young
man who, few Sundays ago, while drunk,
wantonly assaulted an old man named Christy
Ternes, knocked him down, stamped his head
to Jelly, was yesterday sentenced to states
prison for life.
A fire broke out In the Rotterdam theatre,
the Hague, after the 4th act in "The Huge
nots." In the panic several persons jumped
from the balconies. The fire was soon ex-
tinguished, but four persons were injured.
None seriously.
A fire yesterday in Emery & Co.'s oil ware
house, Plttsburg, Pa, resulted in the destruc-
ton Of the building, and the rag and paper
warehouse of Mccullough & Smith. The
total loss will reach 5000; insurance nearly
covers the loss.
Ex-Judge McKensie, leading lawyer of
Hampton, Iowa, the man who sent Gen. Sher-
mans signal during the war, "Hold the fort,
we are coming" immortalized in verse, died at
| his home yesterday morning after lingering
| illness of consumption.
Samuel Redersdoph and Fl. Goodman GUAR
relied ten miles south of Greenville, Mich,
Friday night. In the ARRAY John Redersdoph
stabbed in the abdomen go that he has since
died. The former disappeared.
Betsey Gravenberg, an unmarried woman
| living alone at Vicksburg, Kalamazoo county,
| Mich, was found dead at her house Monday
evening. She left letter explaining suicide
| by strychnine, and directing that her property
be conveyed to sister living in Saginaw.
Five steamships sail for Europe from New
York to-day. The London steamers take out
heavy cargoes of grain and passengers be-
| sides about 200 head of live cattle. A large
quantity Of freshly slaughtered beef will be
carried by the Servia for English markets.
In view of the danger of overflow from the
| approaching high water, Governor McErery,
of Louisiana, has issued a proclamation call
| ing the attention of the local authorities
| where public levees exist to the importance of
making all needful precautionary measures.
The board of directors of the st. Louis
| Merchants exchange, has renewed their re-
| commentator of John F. Cahill, for minister
| to Mexico, and President Slayback. of the
| exchange has written strong letter calling
the attention OF the secretary of state to the
| matter.
The governor of Louisiana has committed
! to Imprisonment for life the death sentence of
| Charles Butler, convicted of the murder of
Joseph Borel, st. Mary's Parish. The death
| warrant Of August Davis, fixing the date of
his execution January 9th, was read the
| prisoner,
Both houses of the Iowa legislature voted
separately for United States senator yesterday.
In the senate all the votes cast but three were
| for Wilson for the long term and McDiI for
| the short. In the house the vote stood: VIII
son. Republican So: Kinno Democrat II:
| McDill Is, Hill II, Campbell s. Ten to fifteen
J members were absent.