Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-16
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Nearly ,OoOimm.grantsl landed in New York
to-day.
The father of Senator John s. Morgan, oil
Alabama, is dead.
Amos Gould, a prominent citizen of Amas
sa, Mich. is dead.
Six hundred Jews started yesterday for
| America, from Berlin.
Thomas Beitke committed suicide yesterday
in Milwaukee, by hanging.
Tug Wilson is coming from England to
| fight Sullivan, the champion.
The San francisco grain exchange held Its
| first call board yesterday afternoon.
| The Republican state convention OF Maine
will be held June 10, instead of Is, atPort-
land.
Regular trains commenced running on the
Georgia Pacific road yesterday to Douglass
vile, ia.
| The fret exhibition of the American branch
of the universal union culinary art opened in
New York,
1t is reported that Lundala and Turpbull.
OF the Union club. New York, are in Delaware
to fight duel.
The steamship America, proceeding to sea,
got her rudder foul and anchored inside
Sandy Hook yesterday.
An unknown man was killed yesterday in
the st Paul railroad yards, at Milwaukee,, by
being run over by the cars.
DR.. q. II. Hubbard, late surgeon general OF
the confederate army, died at San Francisco
yesterday morning, aged IS.
Mayor Manley died yesterday in Raleigh,
N. G. He was an officer of artillery in the
confederate army during the war.
Robert Kilworth, of Dayton, Ohio, died at
quarantine, on the steamer Abyssinia, under
circumstances which indicate violence.
The mills at Conshohocken and Manayun.
ka, Pa, stopped yesterday on account of the
backwater in the streams being OVERLOOKED.
The sale of season tickets for the May must.
cal festival at Chicago mas closed, and $4,000
are realized. The concert begins Tuesday,
May %.
Jacob Lamalla, missing from Fremont, o.
since Wednesday, was found dead by the road
side near that place yesterday. His death is a
mystery.
A reception was given last night by the
colored citizens of Boston, to Gen. Robert
Smalls Of South Carolina. Gov Long made
an address.
The sreampship Peruvian, was spoken on
the 18th inst, fourteen miles from Cape
| North with the loss Of her propeller and
drifting in fog.
The Holmes murder trial was resumed yes.
terday in Syracuse, N. Y. The sick juror,
Robinson, occupied the remaining chair. The
defeuse continued taking testimony.
! The young mems Democratic club OF New
York yesterday, after an angry debate, laid on
the table resolution proposing the nomina-
ton of Samuel j. Tilden for governor.
The Tennessee state senate has passed a bill
to fund all the state debt at 60 cents and 3, q,
and per cent. interest The vote stood IA
to IL. The bill will probably pass the lower
house.
Thirty car loads of wheat from California
passed through Dallas, Tex, last night, en-
route to New Orleans, to be shipped to Liver.
pool. This is the first shipment on con.
tract for 5000 tons.
The puddlers of the Fishbach rolling mills
at Pottsville, Pa, are out for an advance of
fifty cents per ton. They. declined twenty five
and the president of the mill refused to com.
promise at thiriy.seven cents.
| The first through passenger train from
Kansas City to Denver by the Atchison. To.
peka & Rio Grande road arrived yesterday. II
gives Denver another through standard gauge
to the Missouri river without change.
Yesterday whilc tow boat was making a
landing near Tfptonville, Tenn, one of the
lines parted, striking the second mate, Tom
Shannon, breaking both his legs and crushing
his skull, from the effects of which he died
this morning at o'clock.
Articles of Incorporation of the Chicago
St Louis & Western Railway company were
filed at Springfield yesterday. The road Is te
be practically An extension Of the Chicago
Pekin & Southwestern to Chicago. The new
] line is to be thirty.three miles long,