Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-23
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,

The crew of the wrecked bark Harves
Home were saved
Burlington Smith, American consul a
Bristol, England, died suddenly yesterday Q
heart disease.
The one hundred hour walk at Nashville
Tenn, was flushed II p. M: O'Leary %
miles, Dobler $50 miles, Glenen 261 miles, Car
son 255 miles.
The italian who killed Charles Williams,
fellow convict in the state prison at Sing Sing
New York, was yesterday sentenced to b
hanged the 10th OF March.
President Gonsolas of Mexico, has been con
fined to bed for the past two days. His FIRE
ouent illness is caused by the bone working
through the old wound of his amputatet
arm.
Depere, town of 1000 inhabitants, fiv
miles from Green Bay, Wis, is excited owe
the discovery of ten cases of smallpox. TIT
authorities are taking every precautiOn agains
Its further spread.
The body of a 5-year-old child was found
Yesterday afternoon in South Farlham woods
New York city, covered with scars, supposed
to be smallpox. The victim was thrown Out
to avoid the quarantine that would follow.
A Philadelphia dispatch says the entire
Mc'Calmont holding of 157, 900 shares of com
mon stock of the Reading Railroad company
has been transferred from that firm to Kidder,
Peabody & Co.. and from the latter to third
parties.
A special cable announces the appeal to the
PRIV council in the case of the Presbyterian
branch of the Canada temporalities has been
decided adversely to the church In Canada and
in favor of congregations still holding allie
glance to the church of Scotland.
Mooney, sentenced to be hung in Malad,
Idaho, for the murder of the freight agent OF
the Utah & Northern railroad, at Franklin,
was yesterday reprieved. His attorney :ap.
pealed to the supreme court. The Indignation
is so great that they talk of lynching the at
torney.
Fire broke out yesterday in the candy and
cracker factory of E. F. Black, Atlanta, Ga.
Owing to the lack of water the flames gained
rapid Roadway, and, soon spreading to all
adjoining buildings, seven buildings were
destroyed, and losses on stock and buildings
aggregate $500,0O0.
Capt. Matson, of the bark Harvest Home,
reports that the vessel went ashore on sand
beach ten miles north of Cape Hancock the
morning of the 10Th. The vessel is high and
dry at low tide. The crew were removed and
the cargo is ashore. The loss is attributed to
defective chronometer.
The president and stockholders OF the Den
yer q New Orleans railroad company last
night unanimously voted to subscribe one
million and fifty thousand dollars to complete
the road to Pueblo. Six hundred thousand
dollars was subscribed on the spot, each pres
ent subscribing pro rata, according to his in
terest.
An old man named Meyer and his
daughter, living near Cumminsville, Ont,
were murdered in their house with an ak
Friday night by man named Michael
Rourke, who boarded With them. Meyers
son was also attacked, but he drove the MUIR
derer off with club. Rourke has not been
arrested.
The extensive fish firm of Bell & Merrill,
of Detroit Mich, has gone into the hands of
receivers. This arises from the sudden dis
covery of the fact that Merrill, Junior partner
has been selling the property of the firm with.
ont the knowledge of the senior partner and
business manager, and has disappeared. The
extent of his transfers of property is not yet
known.