Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-02-10
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE,

The floods in the Tennessee river are subsid
ing.
Eleven cases of smallpox were reported il
New York city yesterday.
Hippolyte Cogniard, Vaudevillist and thea
tire manager, London, is dead.
The New York assembly had two unsuc
cessful ballots for clerk yesterday.
The works of the National Horse Nail com
pany at Vergennes, w., burned. Loss $4,000
The Kirkham mill, at Doctortown, Ca, ex
ploded its boiler, killing David Mitchell ant
scalding six other men.
In New York city yesterday Fritz Ohlenburg
IA days old, died Of paralysis OF the heart
caused by circumcision.
Fl. Esch wholesale and retail cigar dealer o.
Memphis, assigned yesterday. Liabilities
$500; assets about 81 200
Frank Hardy & Co.'s, dry goods store
Grand street, New York city, was damage by
fire last night. Loss $4,000.
VIM. r. Preston s. Co., operators in grain
and cotton, and ''long" on both articles, New
York city, are reported suspended.
By an explosion OF giant powder near New
burg, N. Y, yesterday, two men were Instant.
ly killed and another badly injured.
A fire at Manistee, Mich, yesterday de.
stroyed Jno. Bowie's foundry and machine
shop. LOSS sl2 600; Insured $4,000
James Garrette at London, Ohio, has been
indicted for murder In the first degree for kill
ing Miss Jennis Doup,in the month of Septem.
Der last.
VIM Miller, the oldest Mason In the United
States, died at Caldwell. Ohio. Wednesday
night, aged %. HIS had been Mason eighty.
one years.
Isaac Turner, at Lexington, KY, was YES.
for1 " inf RI no h I'd
Of Abe Ray. Time of execution has not yet
been stated.
Fire started in Peter Powell's warehouse at
Vincennes, Ind, yesterday, and destroyed sew.
eral buildings, all owned by the same Loss
$4,000; insured.
The stove manufacturers convention at Gin.
cinnati has agreed on a general advance in all
manufactured ware, but have not yet fixed the
amount of of its advance.
A Pennhaven, Pa, dispatch says, three
Hungarians who recently arrived in this coun-
try, while Journeylng to the coal fields were
killed by a railroad train.
The Methodist book committee yesterday
decided to abandon the book concern now
maintained at Atlanta, Ga, on account of
losses incurred in its maintenance.
The editors of Ohio in convention at Colum.
bus recommend an amendment of the statutes
oO JDhG VIC pQOllCdtiON Vi * pdrG6 testimony
without malice, shall not constitute libel.i
The natives burned the town of Fourlcarial,
west coast of Africa; and plnndered the British
and French factories. Several owners and
clerks are missing and it is feared are killed.
The cotton rollers association of New Or.
leans, are on strike dem andng the discharge
Of all employees not members of the associa-
tiou Business in cotton presses at q stand
still
On the opening Of The Dominion parliament
yesterday to Governor General In his speech
from the throne, mentioned the great sorrow
of the Canadians at the assassination of Presi-
dent Garfield.
j. P. Hague, a well known broker. at
Newark, N j., has beeu arrested, charged with
aiding and abetting the corresponding clerk
of the Mechanics National bank in defrauding
the institution.
An incendiary fire at Frankfort, Mich, yes.
terday morning destroyed A. G. Buffers steam
sawmill, and 100000 feet of lumber belonging
to Hall & Lincoln. Loss on mill, $4,000.
Insured $1,000 Loss on lumber, $1,000; in.
sured half.
A gang Of tramps boarded passenger train
near Terre Haut, Ind, when it slowed Yester-
day, and tried to take POSSESSION of the bag
gage car, but they were elected, aud after.
wards three of them were captured and found
to be men released from Jail earlier IN the day.
The baggagemasfer was badly bruised, but
remained on the train.