Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-30
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Jno. E. Lamb for congress yesterday
An earthquake was felt in the Rhine valley
Sunday. 1t extended to the north of Sweden.
at Portland, Me-, Annie Louise Carey was
married yesterday to c. NJ. Raymond of New
York city.
The total period of service in the German
army is reduced from fourteen to twelve
years, beginning autumn next.
In an explosion in Vienna in chemical
warehouse, yesterday, seven persons were
seriously injured. THEE are not expected to
live.
The Republican congressional convention
for the Eighth district of South Carolina,
yesterday nominated w. P. Hepburn by &C.
clamatiOn.
At Renova, Pa, Guiteau was hanged in
effigy by the employees of the Philadelphia and
Erie shops last night in the presence Of null
titude of people.
Last evening $50 Russian Jewish refugees
arrived in Milwaukee, completely destitute.
. The mayor called relief meeting and they
| will be cared for
Michael Davtt left Philadelphia on the mid
night train for Chicago last night. He had
large and enthusiastic audience at his lee
ture in Philadelphia
It is stated that regiment of heavy Gra-
goons and four battalions of infantry at AL
pared TO 20 to the Mediterranean.
"Guiteau was hanged" yesterday at Las
Vegas, New Mexico, in effigy, in celebration
of victory achieved by American residents
over the Mexicans, in contest over incorpOra-
ting the city.
The four cases of yellow fever on the brig
Emma at Philadelphia are reported GONZALES
cent. The national board of health has re-
ceived from Havana information that there
are about 225 cases of yellow fever in that
city, with strong tendency towards an cpl
demic.
Since January IS last, Or in just five months,
| eight deaths have resulted from collisions with
| the cable cars on State street, Chicago. These
| mostly have been caused by the carelessness of
| the people themselves, but the latest was due
| to the carelessness of one OF the conductors
who was arrested yesterday.
The opening of the great national s;enger
| fest brought great crowds to Philadelphia.
| The Academy of Music, yesterdaY,was crowd
| cd. The chorus, "Welcome" was sung by
Philadelphia singers and addresses made by
VIM. Mechelke, president Of the sengerfest,
| by Mayor King and Dr. G. Kellner.
Several prominent members of the St. Louis
merchants exchange, who own property and
do business in East st. Louis, have organized
an association to be known as the East St.
Louis produce exchange, and have applied
| for charter vestiDg in them the same rights
and powers possessed by the Chicago board
of trade.
| In Milwaukee, yesterday, a negro, named
Oscar Perkins, sexton of the African Method
| list Episcopal church, induced thirteen-year-
old girl, named Susan johnson, to remain in
| the church, after the congregation had gOn e,
until he put out the lights, and he would
escort her home. He put out the lights and
| then brutally ravished her.
| A sensational suicide occurred yesterday ae
Belleville, Ill. A well-dressed man registered
as A. Kelly, of st. Louis. The landlord be-
came suspicious from his actions that some
thing was wrong. His chamber door was
forced open, whereupon he flung himself from
the window, crushing his skull. His real
| name was Gossman. A faithless param our
caused his dependency and suicide.
| W L. CLARK, editor of the Republican, of At
| lanta, Ga, was cowhided by Ed McOantess. Clark
published that in the Shields trial the evidence of
McCantess and venable were not genuine, but
strained and improbable.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Law, wife Of a well
known citizen Of Flag Springs. Gentry county, neal
st. Joseph, NO., committed suicide by cutting her
| throat with a razor. Cause, mental arrangement.
She was ffty-fve years OF age.
Officers left Fort Thomas yesterday with the noted
Mexican horse thief, Epifance, in custody. Two
miles from Smithville, Utah, band of masked mer
took the prisoner and hanged him. The lynchers
supposed to be Mormons.
Thomas Daniels, brakeman, was killed yesterday
afternoon In the Chicago, Milwaukee L st. Pau
yards, at Milwaukee, while couplinglcars.
It is estimated that not less than $50 persons have
been killed by the recent tornados in Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Iowa, Nebraska, Dakota and Minnesota, and
that the total amoant of properly destroyed exceeds
$3,600,o00.
President Angel, of the Michigan university, wa
FRUSTRATED by the heat while preaching the bsc
calaureate sermon Sunday, and is still week as
, be unable to take part In the commencement exer
cises this week or see visitors.
At Chicago yesterday Judge Blodgctt sentenced
the following to three years each In the penitentiar
for counterfetine: George Ellis alias Webster
| John II. Clark and Fred Leland. The sentence Of
David Arado was deferred on account of his youth
The Lake Shore road yesterday declared quar-
terly dividend Of per cent
Late last night Samuel Ciipplee, acting president
and John h. Mason and E. O. Simmonds, members
Of the board Of police commissioners Of st. Louis
sent their designations to Gov. Orittenden by spec
ial messenger This action was because the governo
pardoned the gamblers without consulting the Off
cials.
| The prosecution began its closing arguments
The claim of the prosecution chiefly was that tn
! Malleys having brought New York prostitute her
to assist in running Jennie Oraner, and having &C
compHshed her ruin had become alarmed and fearet
she would make public the fact that she had beel
outraged, which would Land them in state prison
had determined to get her out Of the way and n
pojsoned heEs