Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-05
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

James McStein, who killed his wife in June,
'62, was hanged yesterday at Pittsburg, Pa.
The street parade at st. Louis last night was
partially unsuccessful owing to the rain.
The postofice at Oskaloosa was robbed of
property valued at about 81 500 last night.
President Arthur left West Island yesterday
for New York, much benefited in health.
Deaker's paper mill at Lee, Mass, burned yes
terday morning. Doss $35, 900; insurance S2l,-
600.
William Barnes, aged 70, one of the publish
ers OF the Recorder at Macon, Ga, killed him
self yesterday.
The Owenett Springs house, a summer ho5el
Elmlra, N. Y. was burned yesterday. Loss
S25, 900; INSURED.
Lord Coleridge, chief justice of England had
a cordial and very pleasant reception at Louis
vile last evening.
Smith one of the Phoenix Park informers
who was not permitted to land at Melbourne,
has skipped to China.
During drunken spree last Tuesday DR..
West, living near Franklin, Texas, stabbed ard
shot aman named Davis.
Near Yazoo City the gin bouse of Fred. Re-
Its was burned Wednesday night, with twelg
bales of cotton. No insurance.
The Oregon Short Line railway company Ias
giveh notice of increase of its capital ste IS
IrOm St,VUV,OUO TO SlI,0CO,ulU. -
The September cotton crop for the Memp S
district shows decrease of about 20 per cent.
as compared with last year,
Senator Sharon has commenced suit against
Aggie Hill for the recovery of the alleged coz
tract of marriage between them.
The Democrats of the first district Of NorjE
Carolina have nominated Thomas S. Skinner for
congress in place of Polk, deceased.
The trials of the ministry of Norway, all -
whom had been impeached, began yestertay
with the case OF the prime minister.
At Philadelphia yesterday Il. B. Norman,
aged ffty-fye, an actor with the Modjeska COM
pany, was found dead in his room
At Hot Springs, Ark, Frank Flynn, who
killed Charley Matthews, editor of the Hornet,
has been found not guilty of murder.
At Kirkwood, ILL.,, Wednesday, nine business
houses, occupied by fifteen firms, were destroy
ed by fire. Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
Frank L.. Lering, clerk of the swindling firm
of Flening q Merriam of Chicago, has been ar
rested as principal in the frauds of that firm.
Jas. Smith, Jas. Hanlan and Michael Kava-
nagh, the Dublin informers who were not allow
ed to land at Melbourne, have decided to 90 to
India.
The Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & IL
dianapoiis Railroad company has applied TO
have its consos called in and stamped with a
release from the operation OF the sinking
fund.
The French government has ordered an inv g.
tlgatlon to discover the authors Of the disturb
ance in Paris on occasion of the arrival of King
Alfonso.
The convention OF the American Bankers as
association, lat Louisville, KY, the 10th and tn
of this month is expected to be of unusual n
terest.
King Milan yesterday dissolved the extraar.
binary session of the skuptchiua at BeIgra{a
because 1t u elected radicals as pre- id ng
officers.
At Ashton Under Ling, Eng, 1900 weavers
who had returned to work resumed their strike
yesterday. They aver the masters repudiate the
agreement on which the strike was before aban-
doned.
Cheong Ke, the first Chinaman to be natural
lZe1 IN the court of common pleas at Philadel-
phia, had his papers approved by the Judge yes:
terday.
In cricket match begun in Philadelphia
yesterday the Philadalpnians scored 127 runs in
the first inning, and the Alleghenys 81 with six
wickets to spare.
found dead yesterday morning with bullet in
brain. 1t is not known whether it was q case
of murder suicide.
Capt. Barber, of Philadelphia, was acquitted
of the charge of mutiuy of the schooner Mary
D. Leech. If he had been convicted he would
have been sentenced to death.
At Centreville, o., Wednesday night, Marshal
Harris was shot through the heart by Isaac
Weymouth, whom he was attempting to arrest.
Harris fell dead. Weymouth escaped.
Edwar I'd Seibert of Milwaukee, has in his pos
session copy of the famous, rare work
'Memoirs of George Fourth" which was
brought to this country by his wife's father.
John Smith, mulatto, the murderer of
Joshua Harden and under sentence of death,
escaped Wednesday night from the Oakland,
Nd, Jail by knocking down the jailor.
Rear Admiral Pierce Crosby, commanding
the naval forces the Asiatic station, has tele-
graphed the secretary of the navy, asking to be
relieved from duty and placed on the retired
list.
Tive of the Republican candidates in Mary
land having declined their places have been fill
ed by nominating T. Ell. Stochell for attorney
general and Jas. G. MulIitern for state comp
troller.
Applications at the New York stock e1-
change yesterday. For listing $4,449,000 first
mortage bonds Of the Oregon Short Line ard
$4,000 first mortgage bonds Of the Milwau-
kee, Lake Shore & Western.
JUDGE AIWdter, Oh This STATE, IS memDeF OF
the standing committee on education, under
control of the church, in the Protestant Episco
pal general convention, which is in session in
Philadelphia this week.
A Berlin paper says Emperor William has tele-
graphed to King Alfonso, saying: 81 sympa-
thize with you for the insults offered you 1
Paris. know, however, they were aimed at
me, far more than at ysu.'
One of the largest funerals which was ever
witnessed in Michigan was that of Rev. j. Nor
gan Smith, which occurred at Grand Rapids
yesterday. Rev Thos. K. Beecher of Elmira,
N. Y. delivered the funeral eulogy.
At Limerick, Ireland, ballad singer named
Hynes has been Sent to prison for one month
for singing praises of O'Donnell, and calling
upon Irishmen to act towards other informers
as O'Donnen did towards Carey.
Justice Miller, of the q. s. supreme court, sit
ting as circuit judge, has decided that the
railroads of Arkansas are not responsible for
the $5,500000 of state bonds issued in their aid,
and that the state owes the same wholly.
In the general convention of the Episcopal
church at Philadelrhia papers were presented and
referred relating to tne election of Rev. DR.. H G.
Potter as assistant hisaop of New York and
Rev. DR.. Knicherbacker as bishop of Indiana.
At fire which occurred from dropping
cigar in fire engine house at Troy n Y, yes.
terday, Fred W. Abbott, an Albany fireman fell
from a ladder and was fatally injured and II.
6. Tabor had his head split open by falling
ladder,
Minnesota is Represented on the standing COM
rIitteeS of the Episcor,al oronera1 convention at