Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-29
ALL AROUND raE GLOBE.
jay Could and party arrivedat st. Louis
Last night from Texas.

last night 1rOW 1oAuO'
The second portion OF the Sunderland
library in England brought E9,oSO.
Four members OF the crew OF the Jeanette
will arrive at St. Petersburg next week.
TKeminers have organized an organization
called the "Kn,ghts OF Labor" at flttston'
Pa.
The Massachusetts, house yesterday ae,
ieated the resolution in favor OF biennial
elections.
In consequence af the lack of delegates the
miners convention at Pittsburgh, Pa, was
postponed.
The Lschine canal, Canada, was opened
Tuesday. Water will be let into the Redeau
canal today.
Captain stempel, of the German nan.of-
war Louise, visited the navy yard at Norfolk
Va, yesterday.
Col. George W. Potter. of the United States
army. a. veteran of the Mexican war, died last
evening at Houston, Maine
Lorenzo Tabor. a prominent and wealthy at
torney and respected citizen OF Dstrolt, died
yesterday, after short Illness.
John Martin, a stranger. said to Be from
Virginia, euicided in Marshall, Tex, Ihurs'
day night by taking laudanum.
The commonwealth OF Pennsylvania has
hled exceptions to the decision OF the court
In the Standard Oil company tax eases.
Ruck, Fenwick B. Ruck, OF London, whole
sale liouor merchants, have failed, owing 10
speculstions In rum. Liabilities, SSu0000.
Indictment for conspiracy has been fou nd
against the officers Of the late State Capitol
Mutual Insurance company OF Harrisburg,
Pa.
The last spike In the Augusta & Greenwood
railroad was driven yesterday at 1reen"ooo'
Ca An excursion train went from that town
to Augusta.
The boiler of the Dalton pail company. FL.
mira, N. Y, exploded yesterday killing New
ell Olpey aod Frank Baker. the proprietor,
injuring several Others.
The London Ne,cs sayss No history OF the
development of the intellect in the nineteen h
century will be complete which taxes 60
account of Emerson's works.
It is stated that Earl Cowper has resigned
the lord lieutenancy of Ireland, and that Earl
Spencer, now lord president OF the council, has
been appointed his successor.
The steamship Nankin, from New York for
Liverpool, was run into by the steamer Olyde
yesterday morning off Sandy Hook. The
passengers were saved. The Clyde was badly
damaged forward.
In Dallas, Tex, yesterday,J. a. and T. E.
Ianet fled a suit against the Texas q Paclnc
railroad company for $50, geo damages for the
death of two soDs, railroad employees, killtd
III an accident at Katula.
Yesterday morning in Ban Antonio, Iezss,
Jas. P. Newcomb, editor ofthe Ecensng Ltght,
was met by c. H Smith, city engineer, and
thrashed for publishing an article deroga'
tory to Smiths official conduct.
Mrs. Goodlove, poor woman OF Boston
claiming to be the granddaughter OF Mcleod,
ho,,okt Coz OF, unra froPt of land in
the upper part of New York city, now valued
at SO, OOO, GOO. has begun proceedings to recov-
er the estate.
Dr. John T. Hodgen, the eminent surgeon
of St. Louis, noted in thls country and some
parts of Europe. for his distinguished ability
and skill, died at his residence last evening
after very brief illaess, having been sick only
since yesterday.
John Mitchell, of Edwards county, Tex,
was tied 10 tree and beaten nearly to death
yesterday, by two sons, spd shot dead by two
men named O'Brien and Field. The trouble
was over the presumption OF eighty acres OF
land, abandoned by Mitchell and equstted
upon by Field.
The 7year.o]d daughter of VIM. Ferguson.
a miller, was killed Yesterday twelve miles
from Dallas, Tex. Her clothes were caught
by the pully belt In the mill and her head
smashed iato Jelly. Mr.. Dallas Thomson had
his arm badly lacerated while attempting to
save the child.
The manufacturers and representatives. Of
the amalgamated association OF iron and steel
workers met last evening at Pittsburgh, Pa.'
to arrange scale Of wages for the ensuing
year, but adjourned until next Tuesday
without arriving at any settlement. 1t Is BE-
lleved that both bodies will make concessions
at the next conference and the matter will be
amicably settled.