Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Restrictions for the freedom of The press in
Germany, increases daily.
The governor vetoed the bill to ratify and
confirm the consolidation.
Geo. M. Warner, proprietor of Bonney's
hotel, Buffalo, N. Y, is dead.
Mrs. Laura Kendrick, of Boston, Mass,
radical reform lecturer, died Wednesday. Aged
40.
A wood chopper named Vandercook was
killed at Austerlltz, N. Y !, by Oscar Beckwith
yesterday.
Associate Justice Homer Royce has been
appointed chief justice of the supreme court
of Vermont.
Major Hicks, sentenced to be hanged Jan.
81, has the smallpox in Covington jail. Other
prisoners will be removed.
Dr. w. G. III. Needham, member of the Ohio
state senate from the Gallipols district died
yesterday of typhoid pneumonia.
The we'll known vocalist, Caroline R,Ich-
ings Bernard, is lying critically i'll at her resi-
dence in Philadelphia, with small pox.
Thos. Morgan, of Covington, KY, while
delirious from smallpox, jumped from Sec
ond story window and crushed his skull.
The Philadelphia bar gave an elegant ban
quet last night to Attorney General Brewster.
Gov. HOyt and Wayne MacVeagh were pres
emit.
Fire at Arlington, ILL.,, yesterday, destroyed
the general merchandise store of Hill d Co.,
and the hardware shop of Dodge & Co. Loss
$4,000.
Ex-Alderman Frost, of Boston, Republican,
contests the seat of Alderman Written, elected
on the Cstizens' and Democratic tickets. The
board is tie.
The largest single sale of cotton ever made
in the United States was cOnsummated at
Dallas, Texas, Wednesday, the consideration
being $29O,00O in cash.
Thomas Waters and Jasper Newton, at Os-
kaloosa, Ia, two miners, were overpowered
by foul air in coal mine. Waters is dead
and Newton cannot recover.
A. M. Mason was killed near Waupaca,
Wis, by his team running away, yesterday,
and Jas. Spain was killed by team running
away, near Portage City, Wis.
The Michigan Central reduced rates to-day
to all interior points IN Michigan on the basis
of 15c on grain to New York. The rates being
founded on zoe rate heretofore.
Messrs. L. J. Cross, proprietor of the Grand
Union hotel, and ]. c. Naismith, of the Rus
sell house, Winnipeg, passed through st,
Paul Yesterday, enroute to Arkansas.
A large portion of the Maltby mines near
Wyoming, Pa, have been flooded by cave in
The water gains such Roadway it will
take several weeks before 1t can be removed.
The Iowa railroad pool was rehabilitated
yesterday, and the Wabash was admitted to
membership and equal percentage with the
three other lines. Geo. I'll. Daniels was ap-
pointed commissioner.
The secretary of the trearury has just issued
the 107th call for redemption of bonds. The
call is for $50 0O00 900 of extended Is, principal
and accrued interest to be paid the 18th of
March, and interest to cease that day.
The Langley cotton factory, Augusta, Ga,
has declared a semi-annual dividend of $3.50
per share, or over 20 per cent. for the year.
Net earnings for the year % per cent. The
Sibley mills will soon be in operation. A site
is purchased for the John P. King mill.
Judge Gilbert. in the Kings county, N. Y,
supreme court, yesterday granted an order re-
moving John M. Guiteau as attorney for de-
PENDANTS, in the case of Thos. Fell, to recover
S3,767 from the Fell Dynamic Motor company.
Guiteau is a cousin of the assassin of President
Garfield.
Fire yesterday at Nashville, ILL.,, originating
in E. H. O'Sielly's three story building,
spread to neighboring buildings and inflicted
loss of $50, 900 or $40, 1000. Loss on O'Siely's
building, 81 800, uninsured. Alexander How
ell, druggist, $4,000, insurance $4,000, and
Thomas Wilson, on buildings $1,000, not in