Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-22
BkIGF TELEGRams.

2. E. Sarazins tobacco faoto. at New Orleans
wa, burned last evening. JOSS $4,000: juspred.
The South Australian wheat crop is expected
20 be very large this year, largely over average.
Henry Probst shot Mary Hammer, at Wilder
ness Station, Mo-, because she would not mar y
him.
Charles W. Willard was arrested yesterday for
stealing letters on the Bee line. lie has Con-
fessed. The amount stolen is large.
The auction sale ire offices in the new Pro-
duce exchange in New York was held to-day.
First choice brought premium of 1850.
While the steamer Helena a. Friars Point,
near Vicksburg, roustabonts attacked the second
mate, who killed one and wounded another.
Martha ]. Parso-s recovered at Buffalo, from
the New 70; k Cent al, SIS, 900 for the killing of
her husband. She won the case three times.
Through the m ans of irformers in ireland
there have been good number of haDgings. In
the Mayo county cas- s it looks as If the same
thing will be done again.
The last spike OF the Pittsburg, Cleveland &
Toledo railroad was driven yesterday by the
president of tie read. 1t forms part OF the
Baltimore & Ohio trunk lines.
Durine the fitting of the chamber of deputies
in Rome yesterday, there was great e1cit snlent,
owing to couple Of men in the gallery shout
ing .'Vier Oberdank.'' They were arrested.
The San Francisco merchants are complaining
that the opening of the Northern Pacific road
n IS injured their trade, as Oregon and Washing
| ton are practically cut of their district now.
John B. Stetson, who is charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses from the Fa-
| waiian minister, has been delivered to the Wash
ington detective, the CRIME being committed
there.
At Waterbury, Conn, on yesterday, j. c.
Lark, drummer for New York house, was
robbed of a tray containing jeweiry to the value
of $500. He was exhibiting the goods IN a
store.
At Baltimore, Gehring and Isaacs, the letter
carriers who burned election ballots. The
former pleaded guilty and was sentenced to
three months. The latter stood his trial and
was acquitted.
At Kansas City an engine on the Wabash rail
| road, struck street car containing eighteen
persons, and overturned it, but, strange to say,
| 70 one was hurt. There was no Waterman on
dutY at that point.
A Grand reception was ter dered General Han
cock in San Francisco last evening. There was
| a most enthusiastic gathering and the general
| was received with great applause, and he made
an excellent impression on all present.
sxJudge Hoffman, of the United States district
court San francisco, has decided that if China
man, even although laborer in his own ooun-
try, comes to the United States with the inter-
ton to follow trade, he is in the eyes of the law
| merchant.
The yacht Rambler, from Milwaukee to New
Orleans, via Chicago through the Illinois and
Michigan canal and Illinois river, arrived at st.
Louis on yesterday. She left in the afternoon
with her excursionsts. and twenty miles below
st Louis ran on a bar. The harbor boat has
gone to try to get her of, and she, is in danger
from running ice.
There was animated discussion in tie cham
Der of deputies in Paris last evening. They are
determined to bring the Chinese to time, al
though Minister Ferry thinks that in the attack
on Sontay they did not encounter the Chimes
troops, hut only come of the Black Flags. L
i. learned that the French advanced to within
two miles of Sontay, and expect to have Sons
hard fighting before taking the citadel. Tn
hinese lost heavily from the bursting of to-
French shells from the feet. The entire bulge
has been adopted.