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

1t is reported that pleuro- pneumonia
has broken out among cattle in Lehrigh
county, Pa.
The khedive of Egypt has granted an
amnesty to all implicated in the late re-
bellion, except those convicted of murder
or outrage.
Rev. D. River, of Montreal, his physi-
clans said last evening, might possibly
linger several hours but there was no hope
of his recovery.
In the Sessions bribery case at Albany,
N. Y. yesterday, the panel was exhausted
with six jurors secured, and new panel
was ordered for to-day.
At Machias, Maine, Herman Eaton
having been convicted Of menslaughter in
killing Samuel Kelly, Jr., last March, he
was fined $1,000 and costs.
The American Institute of Mining en-
gineers convened at Troy, Ny, last even
ing, and was welcomed in an address By
ex-Congressman Townsend.
George Warden, the 6efaulting secre
tary and manager of the London (Eng
and Kiver Peate bank, has confessed his
crime, and duplicates others.
In New York yesterday the government
obtained verdict of condemnation OF
100000 cigars, because the boxes did not
bear the number OF the factory.
In Halifax yesterday Mrs. O'Connor, a
widow, died from an abortion. DR.. Arch
ibald Lanson, d prominent physician, has
left the city to avoid arrest.
The Surrogate at New York has refused
4 oil of
to the widow and daughter of Jesse Hoyt,
pending the settlement of his will.
Several hundred workmen in the gov
eminent of Grodno, Russia, having revolt
ed against the local authorities, were
marched to their native places by troops.
The creditors of j. Id. Rhodes, of Bos-
ton, com nission dealer in boots and shoes,
have appointed com nittee to Investigate
his affairs. Liabilities, $243,900; assets,
$4,000.
at Troy, N. c., Dean Gould, colored,
was convicted yesterday of the murder of
William Carpenter, white, and was SEN
fenced to be hanged the last Friday il
October.
The Tallahassee IL st. Marks railroad
was sold yesterday for $4,000. The pur-
posed to represent the Florida Central d
Western railroad.
The Episcopal general convention in
session at Philadelphia, yesterday voted
to create new diocese in North Carolina
and change tbs name of the diocese OF
Illinois to Chicago.
At Monroe, N. c., yesterday, was begun
the trial of Stevens and Rlngstaf, f0r the
murder of Clyburn, committed two years
ago. Over $50 special jurors were called
without filling the jury.
The New York court of appeals has con-
frmed the Judgment in the case of Edward
Hovey, sentenced to death for the murder
of his sister-in-Iaw, Fanny Vernilye, and
the death watch has begun.
The Brooklyn board OF directors has de-
cided that citizens who left town in May
and returned Got. 1, cannot be registered
as voters under the law, although they will
be otherwise qualified to vote on election
day.
Attendance and bidding were good at a
sale of Jersey cattle in New York yester-
day. Benefit" two year old heifer,
sold for 1925, the bull. Benefits Prince"
for $500; and the COW ''Susie Price," for
$3.50.
The fsneral of Henry Benin, or "Dutch
Hank" a wealthy gambler who died of
heart disease, will be held at Syracuse, N.
Y, tomorrow, and will be attended by
representative gamblers from all ths
cities.
A model of Barthold's statue of liberty,
IL feet high, was publicly exhibited yester-
day in New York, and pledges were re-
ceived for $50. 900, the entire amount need
ed above former subscriptions to complete
the work.
General George Webb, formerly prom
inent official of the Pennsylvania compa-
ny and for a number of years general
agent of the Cambria Iron company, died
in Pittsburg last evening after protrac-
ted illness.
At Rutland, VT, yesterday the case of j..
M. Hard, charged with fraudulent issue of
preferred stock of the Rutland railroad
while treasurer, was taken up in court and
the entire afternoon was occupied in an
unsuccessful attempt to secure jury.
George A. Betting, of the New York
firm of Bietirg, Neimer & Weisels, inspec-
tors of petroleum storage, and chief super
vising inspector of naval stores at New
York, Charleston, Wilmington and Ssvan-
nah, is dead.
Monday night two tramps stoned the
houee of franklin Monroe, on Huntlock's
Greek, near Wilkesbarre, Pa, whereupon
Monroe fired at them and killed one of
them, who proved to be Samuel McNeel,
formerly q blacksmith at Shickelmin, Pa.
Frank p. SherWin, arrested in Chicago a
few days ago,was arraigned in Albauy.Y IN,
on six indictments, for contempt of court
in connection with the prosecution Of the
defaulting cashier, Phelps, of the state
treasurer's Office, plead not guilty a1d
gave bail in $4,000.
A Transvaal delegation en- route to Eng
land, was toasted at Cape Town yesterday,
when the leader expressed the hope that
south African confederation will be
formed, extending from Cape Colony to
the river lambert. The deputation sails
from Cape Town for England to-day.
The State Board of Medical Examiners will
hold meeting at the Senate chamber at the
capitol commencing Thursday morning. OctO-