Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-06
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

| fOrk, $0l.l1H. HaTu, SII.O0.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Queenstown-Arrived Parthia and Adriatie
| from New York.
At Fairburn, Ca, Joe Brantly shot dead
| Wiley Redding, negro desperate.
Mr.. Jacobs killed his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Adam Lorax, and then killed himself. All be-
| longed in Grafton, New York.
Robert Ross (colored) was sentenced at
Memphis to be hanged April 18th for the muir.
der of Henry Bunch last August.
Thomas ]. Durand, counsel on the part OF
the United States before the American and
| Spanish claims commission, is dead.
A store clerk and man named A. N. Ken.
son were killed in an affray at POttsylvania
county, Va, by a man named Crates.
The floor of Barn & Co.'s ice house, Colum.
bus, O., gave way last night, letting 900 tons
of ice into the cellar, with probable loss of
$4,000.
A fire in the fourth story of the cotton ware
house at No. 50 and 81, Green wich street,
New York city, caused a damage of SIS, 200.
Insured.
H. Wayne and L. Lloyd Hunt, aged IL and
| Is years, while coastlng to-day, ran into
a pond of water forty feet deep and were
drowned
The Brilliant Glass Works at Ravenna.
Ohio, burned last night, catching fire from
the explosion Of a lamp. Loss, 1000; in
surance, $4,000.
Henry Bryant, a negro, fatally stabbed 10
seph w. Austin, (white) at the Newbern, n.
G. depot of the Midland railroad. Both were
employees of the company.
d. C. White, who murdered Geo. Conquest
| in Vanzandt county, Tex, in January, 1s76,
was hanged at Canton at Q o'clock yefterday.
He died bravely, and protested his innocence
| to the last.
The English steamship City of Limerick,
| from New York for London, with 1900 tons
| of merchandise and twenty seven cattle, is
now seven days overdue and some fears are felt
| for her safety.
The Catholic church at Rapperschwyl, one
of the most ancient churches of Switzerland,
| burned with the exception of it's tower which
contained the archives. Many precious relics
were consumed.
The Jefferson public school building on Vir-
ginia avenue, Washington, burned at an early
| hour yesterday. Loss S135,0OO. The building
was one of the finest in the city, and accom-
| modated 900 pupils.
The acting postmaster at Leesburg, Mich,
havedied of smallpox the sureties having been
direc ted to remove the office to safe place
and burn II supplies, reserving or fumigatiDg
ouly first class matter.
DC. White was executed yesterday at Will
| lis Point, Texas, for the murder of peddle1
named Cougar The prisoner protested inno-
cence from the scaffold. The execution was
witnessed by hundreds of people.
The residence of Robert Campbell, co al mer.
chant, Just beyond the city limits of Baltl-
more, burned yesterday morning. Campbell,
an invalid, with his family, were rescued by
firemen with ladders from the second story
windows.
A Kansas City special says: The special
grand jury charged with Investigating the al
legged to have made wholesale fraud in the
collection of taxes, returned fifty indictments
against him.
The Pullman car inquiry at Montreal was
finished Yesterday. In closing the commits
sioner thanked the company for the assist
ance it had given him. He hoped matters
would be settled so that in the future no diff
culties would arise.
Ten loaded and empty coal boats belon ging
| to Brown & Jones, at New Orleans, broke
loose last night on account of high winds,
and nine sank, including four loaded, con-
tanning SO 900 barrels of coal. The damage is
estimated at $4,000.
There has been heavy rain fall at Shreve-
port, La, Inc past Lnlrty-SlX hours. LIE over
| flow of the whole lower country seems newt
able. The lakes are higher than for six years.
| Many plantations above and below Shreveport
are already under water and the levees are Civ
ing wav.
The comptroller of currency to-day received
from an Eastern national bank, application
for the first subscription of 5000, 900 for new
per cent. bonds proposed in the senate funding
bill. The bank now holds nearly $500, 600 ex-
tended 3Hs. The application was referred to
Secretary Folger.
| A young girl named Angelina McSwee ney
who had been committed to the House of the
Good Shepherd, at East New York, lost her
life yesterday in attempting to escape from the
building. She sprang from the fifth story
window to the roof of an adjoining building
and died in an hour.
Two delegates from Dakota have already
passed through Chicago for Washington, tc
urge the passage of the bill for the partition
and admission of Dakota and the Black Hills
Yesterday, third delegation representing
southeast Dakota, and bent on the same mis-
sion, went through.