Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-21
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The new Bakn & Tifis railroad in Rus
STA runs its first train to-day
Sexton beat Schaffer in the billiard
tournament at New York last night.
There were twenty-five deaths from yell
low fever at Havana, Cuba, last week.
The cyclone of Friday night killed fifty
four persons in Illinois and wounded 200.
In London yesterday 10000 bales of
foreign wool were sold, in a steady mar
ket:
Orders have been given to proceed with
the work on the public buildings at Colum-
bus, Ohio.
The president will not appoint COM
missioner of the internal revenue until
tomorrow.
Vim. A. Hall, a former comptroller's
clerk, has been convicted of forgery at
Newark n. j.
Cuba has a band of armed and ugly
bandits and the civil guard are out in hot
pursuit of them.
q. E. Towne, the treasurer of LenoxYille,
Quebec, defaulter in several thousand
dollars, has fed.
The Grand Commandery of the Ken
lucky Knight Templers elected officers at
Louisville, yesterday.
Hayes general store at Cartright' Ont,
was burned yesterday with several other
buildings. Loss $4,000
A landslide of two acres of surface, at
Raven Run, Pa, has covered up the track
of the Lehigh Valley railroad.
At colored picnic at Springfield, Ala,
yesterday, Bob Murphy shot Ben Byers
and was himself fatally stabbed.
The Granite NJ. E. church at st. Andrew,
Quebec, was burned yesterday afternoon.
Loss $4,000 and insured for $4,000.
Lieut.. Darlington, in command of the
relief expedition to Lady Franklin bay,
leaves New York with his party June 7.
VIM. Cheers, negro stone breaker,
dropped dead in the streets of Nashville
yesterday from hemorrhage of the lungs.
Lawrence light infantry of Massachu-
sets left Boston last night to participate
in the competitive drill at Nashville, Tenn,
on Tuesday:
The grand jdry at Vicksburg have in
dicted Ed E. Cook, policeman, for man
slaughter, for killing Joseph I. Hazelett
last Wednesday.
The rumors that the dock at Hull, Eng
land, was to be destroyed last night with
double the guard:
There has been great improvement in
the Illinois wheat crop prospects within
a few days and fields thought to be worth
less will have fair crops.
the government is to investigate the
fraudulent preem ption of land in the Den
yer district of Colorado, which has been
taken up for speculation.
Alex. Scott, son of Hon. John W. Scott,
president of the Allegheny Valley railroad
company, was shot and killed in al ARRAY
with greasers on Thursday.
The government has ordered all the
sugars and molasses in the bonded ware
houses in New York tested with the polari-
scope before the 1st of June.
Washington P. Hayes, a sash manufac,
turer, who had his factory burned and a
favorite daughter die lately, hanged him
self at Dover, N. H. yesterday.
Judge Green of the Memphis criminal
court has decided that the law against
gambling is valid, and the case has been
appealed to the state supreme court.
Mrs. DR.. Ridley, daughter of the late
Senator Hill, jumped from runaway bug
gy yesterday at Atlanta, Ga, and received
injuries from which she cannot recover.
The hop crop of New York state will be
but trife better than last year, the vines
having been injured by the frost, Indica-
tions are that the price will be well up
next fall:
sour and q sweet mash whisky dis
tiliery at New Hope, KY, were destroyed
by fire yesterday afternoon, having ignited
from lighted candle. Loss $4,000 and
insured for $29,500.
Initheten game cushion carom of the bill
lard tournament at New York yesterday,
between Vignaux and Garter, Vignaux won
in a score of 400 to 3O3, the second best
average of the tournament.
The United States treasury have decided
that the Limitation of 85 per cent i'll sched-
ule 'F'' of the new tariff act, relating to
duty on leaf tobacco, refers to each pack
age and not to number of packages.
Vim. Simmons, of Marquette, express
and train agent on a Michigan railroad,
in fit of insanity cut his throat in a
frightful manner at st. Ignace yesterday
while on board steamer lying at the
wharf.
There Will be sixteen entries for the
Derby race in England next Wednesday
and Beau Brummel or Galliard is the pre-
dicted winner, the latter being the favorite
four to one. 1t is thought that Rockery
will win the Oaks stakes next Friday.
The United States electric light COM
pany have the contract to light the Brook
Ign bridge, and in test of their apparatus
at 10 o'clock last night, fairly took down
both cities with the superb electric play
on that structure, of which there had been
no previous announcement.
Martin Table died at Lookhayen. Pa.
yesterday at the age of ninety. He served
in Napoleon's wars, and is thought to be
the last survivor of the 10th regiment.
which received a gold medal from the en-
peror while imprisoned at St. Helena. His
medal bore the date st. Helena, May 5,
1921.
Antonio Tamboro, aged fifteen years,
was discharged by the criminal court in
New York yesterday on count for aban-
doning his wife. The girls brother forced
him to marry his sister, charging him
with seduction and threatening imprisou-
ment. The court read a lecture to the
big brother.
The Y. M. G. association convention at
Milwaukee yesterday, discussed the work