Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-01-16
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Jay Gould and party were at Cairo, yes
terday.
Ex-Congressman Tanner, of Whitehall, N.
Y, is dead.
The mother of the late Gen. Custer died at
Monroe, Mich, yesterday.
The annual banquet of the Chicago press
club was held last evening.
The death is announced of Nathan Davis,
the English traveller and writer.
NJ. j. Govish, private secretary to the gov
srnor of Colorado, died yesterday.
A receiver has been appointed for the
Worlds Mutual Relief association of Leba-
non, Pa.
Monday the Vanderbilt roads will raise the
grain rate between Chicago and the East to 15c
per 100.
Three boys were instantly killed in Brook.
Ign yesterday, by the fall of an unoccupied
house in which they were playing.
The safe in Farwell's banking Office, Wy
oming, Ont, was blown open Friday night
and large amount of money taken.
Jacob schabe, of MAYHEM, Champaign
county, ILL.,, fell dead in the Baltimore cloth
ing house, Lafayette, Ind, yesterday.
c. P. Bones, noted crook and head of the
band of burglars recently operating at Akron,
O., escaped from Jail there last night.
Gowen, prssidentelect of the Reading rail
road, took possession of the general offices of
the company in Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. Sarah Bella Mclean, widow of Hon.
John Mclean, deceased Justice in the supreme
court of Ohio, died at Cincinnati yesterday,
aged so years.
Hank Pruell, Lake Erie & Western switch
man, was killed at Second street crossing, La
fayette, Ind, yesterday, while stepping in to
pull the pin. He leaves newly married
wife.
A resolution has been introduced in the
South Carolina legislature, for an investiga.
ton into the causes of the negro exodus from
that state, 5000 having left one county in the
last six weeks.
The executive committee of the National
Association of amateur oarsmen favor Detroit
as the place for the next regatta, provided sat.
isfactory arrangements can be made. 1t has
been decided to send the Hillsdale crew tc
England.
Two of Howe's wooden trusses have beer
put in position to fill the gap made by. the
falling of a span of the st. Charles bridge, or
the Wabash road, a few weeks since. Trains
passed over the bridge this evening. These
trusses are to be used only until permanent
span can be constructed.
Gen. Sheridan being questioned regarding
the truth OF the story that Gen. Pope's head
quarters would be removed from Leavens-
worth to the Pacific coast and that his (Gen
Sheridian's) headquarters would be transferred
to Leavensworth, said, to-day that there wat
| not word of truth in the statement.
The earnings of the Western Union com
pany the first week in January were, as shown
| by the test offices as $25, 900 greater than thu
aggregate earnings of the Western Union
American & Atlantic and Pacific lines the cor
responding week last year. There is an i'm
proved feeling abroad regarding American
securities.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE safe O
the Arcade mills, this city, was blown opel
Yesterday and 1925 were taken, with large
number of checks. A small inside safe con
tanning insurance policies for $4,000 and
note IN favor of L. 81. Blaton for 81, roo, wal
carried off and has not been found.