Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-10
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
Lumber is so high at Ottawa, that Amel

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can captains won't load their vessels.
Senator Edmunds will remain in Cali
fornia six weeks and then go to Oregon.
Lewis Carter has been found guilty of
the murder of his wife in Southampton
county, Va.
Most of the business part of the town
of Forney, Kaufman county, Tex, burned
Monday. Loss, $4,000.
Prof. Donald MacLson, of Detroit, has
been appointed surgeon in chief of the
Michigan Central railroad.
Charles E. Moore has been arrested at
Lynchburg, on a charge of fatally poison
ing his mother and brother.
The health officer of Brownsville, Texas,
has managed with the Mexican authorities
to establish quarantine at Bagdad.
The minister of justice will not mitigate
the sentence of Chabot, the Montreal muir
derer, and he will be hung on Friday.
Galveston, Texas, has received 100000
bales of cotton this season, and is now
the second cotton port in the country.
The Tennessee new law making gam
bling felony went into effect yesterday,
and all the gaming houses shut up shop.
The North Chicago rolling mills, idle
for six months, resume business early next
week, and give employment to 1000 men.
The Governor General of London has
committed the sentence of Chabot, the
Montreal murderer, to imprisonment for
life.
Fannie Baldwin, who tried to shoot mill
ionaire Baldwin in San Francisco, has
been pronounced insane and sent to an
asylum.
At storm at Sangatuck, Mich, yester-
day afternoon, the hail stones fell as big
as marbles, and much damage was caused
to fruit.
Yno. Schmetze, an eight-year old boy,
started to school at Louisville, KY, week
ago, and his body was found in the canal
yesterday.
Reports from Texas say sheep shearing
is about completed and that the total clip
of the state will be much lighter this year
than last.
John Dalton has been arrested at Boston
for robbing many residences, which he en-
tered pretending to be priest, laying his
plans by conYersing with servants.
The young nun in a Hochslaga convent,
Montreal, who appealed to the Pope to
be released from her VOWS has had her
prayer granted and returned to her family.
A cyclone took place in the North Platte
river Tuesday, and storm at Omaha
damaged the city $4,000 and lightning
burned the tower of the telephone ex-
change.
Angelo Carminio and Dominica Altavia,
two laborers on the railroad at Norwood,
Canada, quarreled yesterday about cooking
breakfast, when the former fatally stabbed
the latter.
A Philadelphia delegation have started
for Chicago to witness the test of the
American sectional electric underground
company in placing Geographic wires I'M
der ground.
Lieut.. Gov. Meyer, of Colorado, was
taken with smallpox Tuesday while visit
ing his cattle ranch near Los Vegas, New
Mexico. No fears are entertained of disas-
trous results.
John Bacon, and two employees of his,
testified in the Tewksbury almshouse case,
yesterday, to tanning two human skins,
one being that of white and the other of
black person.
The Kentucky importing company sold
thirty-six short horns yesterday, which
have been recently imported, for an ag-
gregate of S14,6O5. The highest priced
single animal was $1,000.
Gov. Butlerin a message says the con-
dition of insurance companies doing bust
ness in Massachusetts is not known, and
to his personal knowledge one or two of
them are in an unsound condition.
Secretary Flannery, of the coal miners
association, has filed a petition in the
Pennsylvania prothonotary Office for the
appointment of trades tribunal under the
Wallace act, to settle differences between
railroad operators and miners.
The rumor that two Fenian ships had
sailed from Boston for Halifax loaded with
torpedoes to blow up the city of Halifax
and the vessels in its port on the day of the
execution of Brady in London, proves to
be a second edition of the late Ottawa
scare.
The Rock Island railroad names its par
lor cars after celebrated singers and has
been running the Annie Louise Cary, EN-
ma Abbott and Clara Louise Kellogg, and
now dances out three new ones named
Christine Nilsson, Adelina Patti and Minnie
Hauk.
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pany of rangers to suppress smugglers on
the Rio Grande in Preside county, Texas,
Cattle thieves are also ravaging that coun-
Try and one desperate gang has just beer
arrested, aid over fifty head of cattle re-
covered and returned to owners.
A Plattsburg firm has contracted for the
labor of $50 convlcts in Clinton prison
New York state, for five years at thirty-fve
cents a day. Three hundred sewing ma
chimes will be used, and 100 tailors trans
ferred from other prisons to manufacture
clothing for the wholesale trade.
| Nine commercial bodies on the lowe
Mississippi, comprising different cite
have organized into one at New Orleans
under the name of the Mississippi Improve
ment committee, of New Orleans, an,
elected Duncan F. Kenner. president, W
NJ. Smallwood, secretary and B. D. Wood
| treasurer.
The Pennsylvania senate has passed
bill and sent it to the house for concur
renee, prohibiting the manufacture, sal
and use of any vehicle, device or invention
for surreptitiously destroying human lif
and property by explosion or fire. 1t ha
also passed bill exempting building anc
loan associations from taxation.