Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-01
ALL AROUND The GLOBE.

ALL AROUND The GLOBE.
At Montreal yesterday, Justice Lorange1
| dismissed, on a technicality, the case
| against the collector of customs for con-
tiscating as immoral the works of voltaire
| and Paine. The court did not enter upon
the merits of the case.
Stamford, the American confidence oper-
ator, pleaded guilty at Montreal yesterday
| to forging check on the Bank of Toronto
Forged American bonds we're found with
Stamford. He tried to shoot the officsr
| who searched him.
Thos. aoag, who naysteriously disap-
| peared from his jewelry store on Broad
way, New York, Sept. 4th, passed through
Albany yesterday morning on his way
home. He has been to London and re-
turned by way Of Halifax.
| Mr.. BaZelton, American consul at Ham
iiton, Oat., was assaulted in his office
Tuesday night, by q young man named
Long. The case came before the police
court yesterday but vas adjourned.
Ellery E. Andrews, g clerk in the North
western National Bank, Chicago, WIS ar
e5saa yesterday Ga charge Of embezz!in 2
$4,000.
a block of business houses in Whiting.
Kansas, burned yesterday.
| The Post and Tribune end Free Press
the morning dailies of Detroit, Michigan.
will announce to-day reduction in price
from $40 per year to 81, and from five
cents per single copy to three cents. No
reduction is inede in the size or amount OF
reading matter.
YAsterdov afternoon 4,o;x, ,oo-
Fountain City, Ind, colIided with a spe-
| cial containing officers Of the Grand Rap
ids & Indiana road. The latter train was
going sixty miles an hour. Both engines
were wrecked but no one hurt.
Terre Haute, Ind, dispatch says fully
one half the corn corn crop Of the first
bottoms of the Wabash river, has been
| ruined by late freshets. One farmer has
100000 bushels under water.
Monsignor Capel delivered lecture in
Chicago last night on Republication and
the Catholic church.
The next meeting of the national edu-
educational association will be held at
Madison, Wis, beginning July Is, 1884.
The coinage OF the United States mi1t
at Philadelphia in October was S1.359.-
GA, of which 900 was in silver de-
lars.
N. IA. Swazey, insurance agent of North
HaverhilI, n. H., has failed for large
amount, and twenty four writs have been
! served against him.
In the Adler Bros. & Newborn assign
ment, in addition to the liabilities named.
are contingent liabilities amounting to
! $46,5 Among the frm's assets are
stock nominaliy worth Szn2,S04, actually
worth $40 1858, and outstanding debts nom
inal velue $190,671 and actual value S113,-
| T01. Among the individual assets of Seiig-
man Adler are two houses and four lots
valued at $4,000, mortgaged for $27. 507 &.
Charles n. Goble and James MoComb
have fled schedules stating liabilities at
| $9.5l3; nominal assets, $9.542. There are
no actual assets. IndIviduai schedules in
assignment Of Charles II. GoDie state La
bitities at $9,5l3; nominal assets, $500;
no actual assets.
VIM. e. Stein, dealer in handkerchiefs,
104 Franklin street, has made an assign
ment, giving $4,000 preference.
The explosions have caused intense OK
element la Irish circles in London The
Irish almost unanimously think them due
to deliberately planned Vaccinations of
enemies of the national party OF Ireland,
who intend to create an anti Irish feeling
in Eogland. It will DO next to i'm possible,
they think TO have perfectly impartial
jury to try O'Donnell, now.
1t is also remarked that the explosions &C.
Cured about the moment Davitt was open
ing his address in St. James hell. The
police are unaware of the presence in
London of any of O'Donovan Rossa's dy-
namiters. However, all the Irish rem
devious are closely watched.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. 31.-The Journal
considers late events in Bulgaria Of only
local Importance and only of interest TO
foreign cabinets so far as they tend to dis
turb the quiet of the Balkan peninsula.
Tho accord among the powers regarding
the matter is complete.