Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-16
ALL Axuu- eHE GL,ss.

At Davis Bros mill, Muskegon, Mich.
100000 feet of lumber was burned.
No bodies nor wreckage has yet been
cast up at Holland, Mich, from the Ackley.
Showing with twenty inches of snow en-
the ground.
The murder reported from Canal Dover,
Ohio, seems to be unfounded, as the fam
lily of Shaw, who was insane, were found
uninjured.
Another gale on Lake Huron last night,
and it is feared it will be disastrous to
shipping.
From Montreal we learn that another of
me hlchelleu company's steamers has
sunk. Loss $4,000.
Lehman & Rothschild's mammoth store
at Black Hawk Landing, La, burned last
night.
Geo. A. Nettleton, of st. Paul, will de-
liver the Introductory address at Dart
mouth on class day.
Charles A. Eldridge, of Fond du Lac.
Wis.,, has given $150,OOO to establish Uni
tartan headquarters at Boston.
Mrs. John w. Garrett, of BaItino ore.
died yesterday.
Germany will send a special envoy to
Pekin to exert his influence on behalf of a
peaceful solution of the Tonquin cues
tons.
The loss by fire in the Ann Street thea
Ire, New York amounts to $4,000.
The propeller Chamberlain, reported
lost on Lake Superior, has arrived at Mar
quette.
At meeting of the creditors of F. Shaw
d Bros, IN Boston, the chairman declared
that the trustee, Wyman, failed to render
any account of his doings and had appar-
emily fictitious names as creditors on the
schedule. Shaw Bros. offered S2,200,OOO
for assets which was refused. Another
trustee was appointed.
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Nov. 15.-Sheriff
Douds to-day levied on Reisk Brothers,
sheet-iron mill to satisfy a judgment for
$4,000, held by Cleveland parties. The,
exact liabilities cannot be ascertained.
but will not exceed $4,000.
CHICAGO, Nov, 15.-Twenty-fv head of
Clydesdale horses were sold by auction at
the fat stock show to-day, by Galbraith
Bros, of GAINESVILLE, Wis. The prizes
ranged from 1886 to $1,4O0.
New YORK, Nov. 15.-The trustees of the
actors fund of America, amended the by
law so as to use the entire income for
benefits.
NEw YORK, Nov. 15.-Rosenberg & Co.,
ciothlers, made an assignment. Prefer
ences, $4,000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 15.---It is announced that
the wholesale dry goods firm of Cleve-
land. Cummings & Woodruff has sold it's
bu siness to Columbus R. Cummings, a.
heavy creditor, and who said he was under
the necessity of buying stock. Cummings
said ne paid full value, after careful in
voice, and will close it out to the trade as
rapidly as possible. 1t is understood the
stock, notes and accounts are worth be-
tween 100000 and 100000. The liabili-
ties of the firm are not known.
The Western Export association held secret
session in Chicago, yesterday, WI en- the differ
ences between the different members as to thu
capacities of their respective distllleries, were
amicably settled. They resolved that the prices
liked by the association must % maintained at
al costs.
meeting was held in Boston, yesterday, for
the purpose of leasing the Boston 4 Lowell rail-
road TO the Grand Trunk No action was taken
and there will be another meeting to-day.
Yeste rday the creditors Of Young, Thayer &
Co. met in Boston, when the committee appoint
ed to investigate the condition of the estate re-
portsd 1t as beng IN a very bad condition, with
Liabilities at Sls7.70O and assets only about
s5G,0G0. They considered it hopeless'y IN
VOWED. 1t was left in the h nds of the commit
tee to do the best they could.
Samuel J. Randall is sick with the govt.
To-day the quarantine has been removed from
all Texas ports.
The failure IA rep ,rted of Eddy, Harvey &
Co, OF Chicaso, dealers in hats, caps and fGrs,
for S3z5, 1888 with assets little over 100000.
They have made fer of about 80 per cert. on
the whole stock.