Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-07
all AROUND THE GLOBE.

The court, at Harrisburg, Pa, has dissolved
| aineteen more insurance companies.
The Kansas editorial association is in SEES:
! sion at Lawrence, Kan. A large number OF
| editors are present.
Judge Pillsbury, shot by the Chicago riotous
mob on the Chicago & Alton road, is improv-
| ing and recovery is expected.
In Philadelphia, yesterday, band of coun:
| terfeiters were arrested, and quantity OF
materials secured. Gopher Bill is among the
captured.
FL. Moses. ex-governor of South Carolina,
pleaded guilty in New York, yesterday, to
petit larceny, and was sentenced to the penl-
tertiary for six months.
A storm, in Northampton county, North
Carolina, yesterday, ruined cotton, wheat and
corn crops. Felter's academy, and many
other large buildings, were demolished by the
winds
The fiftieth anniversary of the marriage of
Harvey Watterson and wife, parents OF Henry
Watterson, of the Louisville Courier Journal,
was celebrated at the latter's residence last
evening.
Jos. Marks landed yesterday at st. Johns,
N. B. He had been picked up at sea after
drifting for four days without food or drink.
He was lost from fishing smack in fog.
Oscar c. Neal OF Oxford, Oakland county,
VliCb.S nCACtOtOlC COuNiCtC0 III tuC OuitCA
States court of pension fraud yesterday morn
ing was senteHced to the house OF correction
for seven years.
Louis Manickler, mate of the tug E. NJ.
Peck, and David Plant, fireman, were drowned
in the Sault river, Mich, near Sugar island,
yesterday, while they were chasing bear
swimming across the river.
The Pittsburgh produce exchange was form.
ally opened yesterday, with appropriate cere-
monies. kilograms of greeting were received
from nearly all of the financial produce ex-
changes throughout the country.
James Winnpenny, of Manayunk, hung
himself yesterday at Philadelphia. He was
proprietor of the Arcola mills, employing 100
hands. He was unmarried and eccentric. He
leaves an estate valued at $250,0G0
John j. Jackson, gubernatoriai nominee of
the Greenbackers of Delaware, writes that he
will! not be a fgurehead of farce, and will
not accept the nomination unless ratified by
respectfully sized country meetings.
EX-Chlef Engineer Drake of the Coldwater
(MichigaD) fire department was held yester-
day for trial in the circuit court on the charge
OF burning buildings last summer so as to
prove the efficiency OF the fire department.
John Jackson and wife, living at Harris
Station, No., went to church last Sunday,
leaving four children, the eldest fourteen and
the youngest two years, in the house; while
gone the house and all the children burned,
The Chicago city council has passed an
ordinance, mitigating somewhat the sever
ity of the building laws relative to cottages of
veueered brick, but there has been such loud
protest from citizens thata reconsideration is
Ia progress.
Four masked men attempted to rob the west
bouad train on the Union Pacific road near
Denton, Texas, yesterday. They tagged the
train but suspicion was aroused, and they
were put to flight by a volley from pa.sen-
gers revolvers.
J. W. Goran, (colored), route agent, on the
Mississippi & Tennessee railroad, who was ar
rested April IA, for robbing registered pouch,
at Grenada, Miss was sentenced yesterday,
at Oxford, Miss, to two years in the Chester,
ILL.,, penitentiary.
At Blue Mound, H., Yesterday, 3. F. Scott
beat in the skull of his wife with a monkey
wrench, because she would not give him
money to buy whisky. 1t is believed she will
die. Scott was arrested. They had lived
separate for year.
John w. Wallace, cashier of the Shelby.
vile, Tennessee, Savings bank, telegraphs the
american that the article in the st. Louis
Republican Saturday, charging fraud against
the president of the bank in all its material
allegations is grossly false.
In quarrel at COrdlngtOn, Ohio, Oh the
Bee lire road last evening, Thos. Archer, col
ored, fired on two men named Sherman and
Hayneworth, shot gun. 1t is reported that
two of the men will die. Archer was arrested
and mob is organizing. 1t is thought If
death results he will be lynched.
A big fire occurred in Rochester, Beaver
county, Pa, yesterday, which at one time
threatened the entire town. 1t started in a
stove foundry near the depot. and owing to a
high wind spread to other shops, factories
and offices near by. A hotel was also dam
aged. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
Charles G. Howe, Waterman on the propel-
Ter City of Rome, was washed overheard Sun
day morning about fifteen miles above Long
Point, on Lake Erie. The wind blowing q
gale. Howe was assisting one of the deck
hands at the time. The stupid deck hand did
not report the accident till quarter of an
hour afterwards.
The managers of the various Gould roads
centering 10 st. Louis have arranged to con-
solldate their terminal facilities and vest the
entire control in the hands of &. w. Dickin.
son, at present superintenden OF the Missouri
Pacific. He will be called superintendent of
terminal facilities. The new arrangement
20, : iDt0 Effect June /.