Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-10
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

| The Baptist convention meets in Greenville,
| s. c., to- day.
DR. w. p. Dunne, city physician Of Chicago
| for eight years, died last night.
| The annual meeting of the Ancient Order Of
Hibernians is in session at Chicago.
| The national convention of the Ancient Or
| der of Hibernians will meet in Chicago to-
| day.
The Congregational association of Ohio, is
| holding It's thlrtieth annual meeting at To-
| ledo.
| The Republican convention for the Fifth
| Iowa district has been called for June H. at
Cedar Rapids.
| Gold exports yesterday from New York,
100000. Nearly $4,000, coo is engaged for to-
morrow's steamer.
| John Burton, brakeman, resident of Port
age, Wis, was killed by the cars Yesterday, at
Watertown Junction, Wis.
| The third bench show of the Massachusetts
Kennel club began yesterday In Music hall,
Boston. The entries number 1865.
Jim Moran of England, and Tommy Cock
| lin, of New York, are matched to fight in
New York, catch weights, in June for $500 a
side.
Hiram Sibley d Co. of Rochester, N. Y,
have shipped a car load OF seed to the suffer-
isiana.
Frank B. Ames, aged fifty, prominent
ship-owner Of. Bangor, Me-, last night shot
and killed bis wife while she was sleeping and
then killed himself.
An equestrian statue, to Col. Robert T.
Shaw, cOmmandant of the first colored regi-
ment sent to the war, will be erected in the
State house grounds at Boston.
The mayor of Chicago presented veto
message, yesterday, on the ordinance permit.
ting the stringipg of wires for the purpose OF
lighting the streets and houses by electricity.
The Women's silk Culture Association of
the UnitedIStates, with headquarters in Phila-
delphia, has given noticeof its willingness to
purchase cocoons from all parts of the coun-
try.
Yesterday Joseph Hickman, aged 2S, of
Eldersvile, Pa, rode into the river at the ferry
opposite Steubenville, Pa, to wash the mud
from his horse, and both horse and rider were
drowned.
The Pealer, st. Johns, Newfoundland, re
ports the fishery unsuccessful. Along the
Labrador coast there is an interminable streth
of ice twenty miles broad, closing every har-
Dor and bay.
The survey of new railroad from South
Mountain, Pa, to within six miles OF Carlisle,
Pa, is completed The road will be twenty
one miles long and will open up large tract
of iron country.
The grand jury of New York has returned
another Indictment against Curtis, formerly
special agent of the treasury department, for
collecting assistance from office holders for
political purposes.
ED. Ards of Atlanta, Ca, shot himself to
death at Raben's hotel, Louisville, last night.
BE stood before looking glass and put ball
through his head. 1t is supposed he was
slightly demented.
Hathaway and Brown, of the Poughkeep-
sic, N. Y; National bank, and Richard w.
Cornwel], of the Fourth National bank of
New York, have been indicted by the grand
jury for making false pretenses.
Warren F. McChesney, whose name has
been freely connected with the gambling and
lottery schemes in st. Louis, filed suit yester-
day against Melville G. Libby for $4,000 dam
ages for uttering and publishing the alleged
malicious libel that McChesney kept and
operated lottery at st. Louis.