Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-15
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

were postponed on account of rain.
Schurary Bros, cap manufacturers, New
York, have assigned with preferences of
$4,000.
At Warrenton, N. c., yesterday, James
Drummond, colored, was killed by Jessie
Macon, white.
It is stated tho Mexican government has
negotiated loan of $1c:o0O,0O0 with
Americans and Germans at eighty-fjye
cents on tho dollar, bearing nine per cent
interest.
At Denver yesterday William Harrison
shot and killed his fftosn-year- wife
and himself. Cause, jealousy. They were
married in Shawney, KS, last month.
Catherine and Jacob Blabink, on trial at
Green Bay, Wis, for numbering John Ger
finger, were acquitted yesterday.
At Lafayette, Ind, yesterday, George
Melting was arrested on suspicion of hav-
ing murdered Ada Atkinson. He has been
employed on the Atkinson farm and q
bundle of his clothing, whi:h was covered
shed near the Atkinson place.
The yellow fever epidemic at Guaymas
and Hermosillo, Mexico, has ceased and
the wealthy people of the two cities who
fed from their homes two months ago are
beginning to return.
Thomas j. Marsh, Jr., formerly assist
ant superintendent of Tewksbury, Mass,
removed through the effort of Gov. Butler,
has declined Republican nomination to
the legislature from the Nineteenth Mid
dlesex district.
Before the United States senate sub
committee on labor and education at
Manchester, N. a., yesterday the treasurer
of the Amoskeag Savings bank testified
that the total deposits in the savings bank
are $1O,O0O,O0O, one half of which belongs
to local operators and laborers.
Four hundred Chinese sailors have been
dispatched from Shanghai to Germany,
to man the iron clads being built in Ger
many for the Chinese government.
The Japanese government has conclu-
ded treaty of commerce with China.
Two daughters of the Mikado of Japan,
died recently within forty-eight hours,
leaving only one of ten children sur
viving.
The Michigan wheat crop of this year is
estimated at 23,147,1S5 bushels.
At Scranton, Pa, Joseph Commit and
Ed. Bradley were killed yesterday trying
to board moving train. Policemen
were after them at the time for robbery.
Lewis Koran, Martin Cruise, Pat Kelly
and James Walsh, the working agents of
gang of counterfeiters, were arrested at
Scranton, Pa, yesterday.
Bismarck has submitted toy the bundles
rath bill extending to Italy the reduc-
tions of German duties accorded to Spain
by commercial treaty of September 4.
A new trial has been refused VIM. R.
Hall, ex-chief clerk of the comptroller of
Newark, N. j.. convicted of forgery.
Mamie Gordon, aged fourteen, being
reprimanded at school, in Trenton, N. j.,
for circulating improper ballads, and her
parents told of it, drowned herself.
Three German laborers attempting to
Cross the canal, at Joliet, ILL.,, yesterday
morning, in leaking boat, sank about the
middle of the stream, and two, named Geo.
Simonds and VIM. Gillaski, were drowned.
Josephs & Co., New York sugar manu-
facturers, have put an end to strike of
employees by moving their factory to
Brooklyn.
VIM. F. Mcfarland, a well connected
clerk in the New Rork postoffice, has been
arrested for robbing mails.
John Walters, brother of GeorReWarden,
defaulting manager of the London &
River Clate bank, has failed with liabilities
of 100000. Officers of tie bank recon-
mend an assessment on stockholders to
cover the amount of Warden's defalcation.