Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-02
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Ferdinand Herald, senator for Ept Seine,
France, is dead.
Mrs. Benedict Schlesenbeck has been arrested
for the murder of her husband at Dover, N. j.,
by poisoning.
A lighter and $40 bales of cotton consigned
to Liverpool parties burned at the dock in Jer-
sey City last night.
Mr.. Henry Ernest Bulwer, governor and
commander in chief of the Windward Islands,
is appointed governor of Natal.
George P. Kendrick & Co.'s livery stable, at
Worcester, Mass. burned last night, together
with twenty-four horses and contents.
A fire broke out last night in the eastern
renitentiary of Pennsylvania, but the flames
were eXtinguished before much damage was
done.
Receipts from all sources of the Maryland
state penitentiary last year were $67, 140, and
expenses $65, 14O The number of prisoners
Is 545.
VIM. H. Goodspeed, vice president of the
Hartford and New York Steamboat company,
dice at Goodspeed's Landing, Conn.,, yesterday
forenoon.
J. N. Austin, of the produce firm of j. N.
Austin & Co., Boston, who failed last week,
has disappeared, leaving reported deficiency
of $4,000. 1t is stated he is largely indebted
to country shippers.
George Blade, formerly in the comptroller s
office of Westchester county was arrested in
New York on the charge of forging. The po-
lice state Blade obtained considerable money
on forged mortgages.
The democratic senator's and assemblymen
Of the New York legislature will hold eau
Gus to-day. 1t is said the claims of Tammany
will be rejected, and that the Tammany demo-
Gratis will not enter the caucus.
The Hoosac Tunnel route tomorrow will
begin selling at Bellows Falls, Vt, rebate
tickets for the west, the first ever sold from
that point over any line. The rate is so cents
less than the Boston rebate rate.
j. D. Walton, of San Francisco, committed
suicide at the Gau.t house, Chicago, yester-
day morning, during mental alteration. He
was railroad agent, and 80 years old. An
inquest will be held tomorrow.
President Grevy, of France, in receiving New
Year congratulations from the diplomatic
body, requested the ambassadors and minis
tiers to transmit to their respective govern
ments expressions of sincere friendship.
At Labodeville, Assumption parish, La,
last night, Dennis Dunlap, of Syracuse, New
York, member of Coles circus, was fatally
shot by Justice of the Peace Bentz. No ar
rests. Dunlap's friends say it was an I'M
provoked murder.
Isaac willow, ageu 80, was snOC ueau ana
his brother PHILIP, age %, fatally wounded
by Samuel Thoi,. in pool room in west
Thirtieth street, New York city, yesterday
| morning. The parties are colored, of bad
character, and hid quarrel earlier in the
night, when Thomas was cut.
An attempt to blow up two houses on New
street, east of Cinncinnati, lin the negro quarter
of the city succeeded in shatterIng the win
dows and the front of the cottages occupied
by white people. The explosion occurred at
LOO p. m. tonight. 1t is believed dynamite
was used. Perpetrators unknown.
At Selma, Ala, last night, Bob Burns and
Geo. E. Kipp became involved in difficulty.
r. T. Adams, proprietor of the Southern ho-
tel, attempting to make peace was shot in the
head accidentally by Burns who then missed
an intended shot. Adams Immediately drew
a revolver and shot Burns three times killing
him,