Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-16
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


Rev. VIM. Shelton, D. D., for ffty-two
years rector of st. Pauls church, Buffalo,
was buried yesterday.
Special purses are offered at the Ches-
ter park (Cincinnati) fall meeting for Jay
Eye See and Johnston.
The Washington city gas company has
complied with the demand of the striking
shovelers, and the men have returned to
work.
The new roundhouse and three engines
Of the Canadian Pacific at Rat Portage,
Man, were destroyed by fire Saturday
night.
The project Of police at ST. Petersburg
has issued an order to hotel keepers to
strictly watch the movements OF foreign
guests.
In New York yesterday, Edward G. Rice
was fined $298 and costs for, failing to ap-
pear in court IN supplementary proceed
ings regarding a board bill.
at the Cork exhibition closing, the na-
tional anthem was received with Kisses and
cheers, and the police had to be called
upon to quell the disturbance.
The calaboose at New Franklin, Howard
county, Mo.. burned Friday night, and a
negro named Charles Vance, confined for
larceny, persisted in the flames.
Mrs. Fannie Sprague, widow of Amasa
and mother of Ex-Governor VIM. Sprague,
died at Grotop, Conn, Saturday night,
aged nearly eighty -four years.
A. j. Blundell, manager of the Ne
braska Telephone company, has abscond-
ed with $1,40O of company funds. 1t is
supposed he is on his way to England.
The funeral sermon of Rev. VIM. Shell
ton, DID,, for over fifty -one years rector of
St. Pauls Episcopal church in Buffalo, N.
Y, recently elected Rector Emeritus, took
place yesterday.
Thomas Taylor, arrested at New York
on the charge of abscondiug from Chicago
with funds of the bricklayers' union, of
which he was secretary, has been turned
over to Chicago officers.
A special committee is to report to the
next congregational council in Chicago Cat
the Park churcb) in October, 1886, re-
garding the provision to be made for dis
abled ministers and their families.
Irving Bishop, the mind reader, at an
exhibition of his powers Saturday night
in Dublin, failed four times to give the
number of bank notes, then tainted and
has since been dangerously i'll of corges-
ton of the brain.
Frank R. Sherwin, arrested in Chicago
in proceedings growing out of defalcation
in state treasury Office, has submitted to
the custody of the court at Albany and
been purged of contempt by the courts at
New York.
The Hampshire manufacturing compa-
ny, limited, Philadelphia, manufacturers
of cotton goods, are reported in financial
difficulty. Assets not ascertained. Liabil-
tiles estimated at $4,000. A judgment
for $4,000 is confessed.
Miles Ogle, alias ). F. Oglesby,a notorious
counterfeiter, completed an eight years.
sentence in the Pittsburg state prison yes
terday morning, and upon his release was
Immediately held to answer charges of
counterfeiting at Cincinnati.
FrankL Loring, of Chicago, arrested at
instance of the United States postal au-
thoritles as being an active partner in the
firm of Fleming & Merriam, who carried
on big swindling schemes largely through
use of the United States mails, was held to
the federal grand jury yesterday in bond
of $4,000.
The positions of captains general of the Span
ish colonies are to be abolished.
John w. Green, wholesale grocer of Toronto,
has assigned. Liabilities small.
Speculative circles in Buffalo were excited
Yesterday by the disappearance of Mr.. Eurlow,
an oil and grain broker.
A state convention of colored men is in ses-
sion at Springfield, Ill. for the purpose of secur
ing recognition from political parties.
J. II. Haverly has secured the Lyceum theatre
of Philadelphia and will open 1t the 29th inst,
with John a. McCaull's ''Prince Methusaleh''
company.
The Chicago driving park association will
give two DAYS meeting next week when Jay Eye
See and Johnston will be sent off to beat their
respective vecords.
Since Saturday night there have been i've
deaths and five new cases OF yellow fever at
Brewion, Ala. Among the dead is r. Il. Baker,
Methodist minister.
San Francisco complains that Chinese labor
ers are coming over by hundreds protected by
certificates from Chinese officials that they are
of the travelling class.
The English missionary Shaw is to receive
&C, 900 frances from the French government as
indemnity for the losses he sustained at hands
of the French in Madagascar.
In Chicago last night three thousand Irish
Americans met and adopted an appeal to the
government to afford o. Donnell, the slayer of
tie informer Carey, all the aid and protection
to which he is entitled as a citizen and formerly
soldier of the United States.
Frank r. Sherman, who was recently arrested
at Chicago for contempt of court IN
New York, was yesterday held to bail at Albany
on the charge of converting to his own use bonds
of a land company of which he was president,
which were valued at SIS 900.
The United States has been non-sulted In a
case against the bankrupt estate of Jay Cooke
& Co. because it's officers were not diligent in
endeavoring to recover the amount claimed,
which was on account of three stolen bonds,
rodoor,o5 b,- +ba soxarnmept from the firm.