Daily globe., 1882-01-26
ALL AROUND TIE GLOBE.

A dispatch from Rome reports Gen. Carl
baldi suffering from bronchitis.
8. d. Miller & Sons knitting mill, Niebon.
vile, N. Y, burned yesterday. Loss $4,000
The Carthage, Mo-, wooden mill burned
Tuesday night. Loss, 100000; insurance,
$12, 600.
Conductor Hanford, of the wrecked train
on the New York Central railroad, has been
arrested.
The public school at Hartford, Connec ecticut
burned yesterday morning. Loss $l2O, ,O0Q; in
surance $4,000.
Twenty-six new cases of small pox were re-
ported to the Pittsburg and Allegheny boards
of health yesterday.
Gov. Cornell has ordered an election on Feb
ruary %, to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Senator Wagner.
JohE Gayle, jr., is to be hanged March "a
for the murder of Emily Meyers at Cayle's
Ferry, Pa, last summer.
The postmaster at Gretz, Pa, having small
pox, the sureties have been directed to move
the office and effects to safe place.
Rose Retyhetka, employed in the Cleveland
Paper company's mills, accidentally fell
into a vat of boiling water Yesterday and was
fatally scalded.
Four hundred lasters at Rochester, N. Y,
struck yesterday for an advance of 25 per cent.
in wages. Two thousand men are thrown
out of employment.
An application for authority to commence
suit to annul the charter Of the Manhattan
railway company has been refused by the at
torney general of New York.
The fire in Wentelmeyer's brewery, st.
Louis, between / and o'clock this morning
was confined to the malt house, as predicted
yesterday. Loss about 1000; fully insured.
The one-fourth interest of John w. Pttock,
deceased, in the Pittsburg Evening and Sunday
Leader was sold at public auction yesterday
for $500. The surviving partners were pur-
chasers
A cablegram from Sir Henry Haiford an
nounces tnat the British accept the American
conditions for an international match at VIM
bledon, but the return match must remain an
open question.
The RepubliQue Francaise, of Paris, says all
the cabinet asks of the chamber is not to bar
1t from bringing the question of scruten de
lste before congress, which may then finally
decide the matter.
Yesterday morning fire originating on the
roof Of the Jail and county building at Rock
Island, burned part of that structure. Loss
by fire and water used in eXtinguishing fire,
$4,000 to $4,000, uninsured.
Constable Alf. Gee shot DR.. Muller, dent
list, twice, at the town of Washington, Texas,
near Brenham. Muller died yesterday morn
ing. The parties had difficulty two months
ago. Gee was arrested at Dallas.
At Caldwell, Texas, Ben Hunt shot Ind
killed Jas. A. Leach, merchant. Hunt surren-
dered. Leach was man of family. It is
charged he had seduced relative OF Hunts,
who had given birth to child.
At st. Joseph, Mo-, last night, in drunken
row at the Worlds hotel, James Lennox was
struck on the head with bottle and poker by
Night Watchman Cohen, and received injuries
from which he died. Lennox was brick
layer. Cohen has decamped.
The pattern room of the Rooney machine
shop, with its contents, at Athal, Mass,
burned last night. Also, the lnmber shop
belonging to the Gold Medal sewing machine
company, containing 100000 feet of lumber.
Loss, 100000; partly insured.
The safe of Charles Hennebright, a wealthy
farmer ten miles south of Akron, Ohio, was
robbed of $120, Tuesday night, by four masked
men, who also stole his team and wagon.
One thousand five hundred dollars in another
part of the house was not found.
Lafayette Bland, convicted of the murder of
Dr. Cathey, near Alma, Ark, December 18,
1880, and sentenced yesterday to hang at
Greenwood, January 27, had his sentence COM
muted to-day by the governor to Imprisonment
for twenty one years in the penitentiary.
Chaffee, trustee and assignee of the A. s. w.
Sprague manufacturing company, received
from William H. Hopkins and one hundred
and fifty associates an offer of $2,600,000 for
the entire property in his hands. He has ac-
cepted the offer, subject to the approval of the
court
James Mineck, an old man living ten miles
in the country from Detroit, yesterday killed
his hired man, named James Carr. The par
ties were alone. Minock says he was stealing
money from his room, and the latter attacked
him with knife and he killed him in self
defense.
United States District Judge II. G. Caldwell
threw little white powder into the CRATE at
his residence at Little Rock, Arkansas, yester-
day, whereupon an explosion followed,
throwing the judge across the room, tearing
the flesh from his arms, wrecking the furni-
ture, etc. The affair is mysterious
A man named Floyd Whitney, was arrested
at Detroit, Mich, last night, charged with
numbering Warren Stafford, at, Chatham. Tio-
ga county, Pennsylvania, July 25, 1880.
Whitney admits the killing but says it was
done under great provocation, Stafford having,
so he heard, brutally beaten his (Whitney's)
wife.
Dionycio Garcio, mail messenger in the
postof1ce at Laredo, Texas, aud Ferdinando
Garcio, connected with the Laredo Times
Office, both belonging to highly respected
families, were arrested night before last for
robbiDg the mail. The robbery has been
going on for six months, and some eight
hundred letters are SAID to have been stolen
since the first of December.
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