Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-03-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The first boat of the season, the Josie, OF
the Diamond 10 line, left Dubuque yesterday.
Geo. Campbell, a provision dealer of st {.
Louis, suspended yesterday. Liabilities $13,-
600; assets $4,000.
The Mexican press are almost unanimous
in denOuncing the importation OF negro labor
ers for railway work.
A warrant has been issued for the arrest of
Cornwall, the defaulting cashier Of the Fourth
National bank, New York.
Gov. Rusk and Lucius Fairchild, ex minis
ter to Spain, were installed as members of the
Loyal Legion, at Milwaukee last evening.
Director Condit, of the Mechanics, National
bank, Newark, N. j., furnished the $250,000
bail required OF him aud has been released.
Madame Gsrster, of the Strakosch troupe, is
seriously i'll at Chicago, and was unable to fill
her engagement with the troupe at Milwau-
kee.
The dispatch forwarded from Milwaukee
Friday night, about the capture OF bank rob-
bers, members of the James gang, at Wauke-
sha, is canard.
Fire at Millburg, Mass, yesterday, burned
Aiken's block, Masonic block, the Millburg
cotton mills and boarding house. Loss S40,-
600; insurance S25, 600.
Railroad freights, it is reported, will be ad-
vanced to fifteen cents per 100 pounds, Mon
day, from the present rate of thirteen cents,
from Buffalo to New York.
Conductor VIM. Hildon, of the Michigan
Central railroad, one of the Oldest and most
valuable men on the road, died very sudden
ly of heart disease yesterday at Detroit.
Beme & Rud, extensive tanners, Racine,
Wis., have suspended, not being able to meet
a promissoly note for Sl1,GOO. II is stated
they will resume by the aid of friends.
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Gazette, the defunct republican paper started
a year ago by cousin OF Gen. Grant, was sold
yesterday by the sheriff, under execution, for
$1,OS1.
W. w. johnson and VIM. Mayfield, impli-
Gated in the attempt to wreck the Houston &
Texas central north bound passenger Sunday
night, were arrested on car at Fort Worth,
Ark, yesterday.
surveying party of the Tucson s. Gulf Of
California railway, accom- panied by Prof. Van
buren,, mineralOgist, report the discovery of a
remarkably rich mineral district in an uneX-
plored country, about seventy miles west of
Tucson.
At Fort Smith, Ark, yesterday, Ed. Full
some. the Choctaw Indian who murdered VIM.
Masengale and John Stewart in the Nation,
near Waldren, August Is, 1881, was convicted
of murder in the first degree by the United
States court.
The Vance FIGURING mill, situated in Venice,
ILL.,, opposite the northern part of st. Louis,
owned by Kehle Bros, of st. Louis, burned
burned yesterday afternoon. Loss about $780,
COO; insurance, $4,000.
The Democratic executive committee Of
Cincinnati have determined to hold mass
convention In Music hall, March q, to nomi-
nate city officers. Primary meetings will be
held and delegates elected. The convention
will determine its own method OF proceeding.
In October last two miners lost their lives
and several others were seriously injured at
Mahoney City, Pa colliery, on account of
the gangway not being properly timbered.
The mine inspector brought suit against Geo
Gllgore, inside superintendent, as responsible
for the safety of the inside workings. The
jury yesterday rendered verdict of guilty,
with recommendation to mercy.