Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-27
AL AROUND rHN GLOBE.

Silvexo Bilboa, one of the sailors in
jUred in New Orleans on Monday night IN
the steamship Harmacoa. died to-day.
This Standard Fire company, of London,
Is TO Withdraw their business from this
country.
Ronstap, the French minister to Wash
ington, has arrived at Nav York from
Havre.
The American Steamship company, OF
Philadelphia, denies that it goes out OF
existence should the proposed sale OF it5
four American built steamers be effected.
a CHARTER has bean issued 20 the Pitts
burg ChTonicle-Teiegraph Printing COM
pauy, with capital OF 100000.
Lena West, who shot Arthur Currier at
Newberry port, Mass, is committed TO Jail
il defanlt of $4,000 bail.
The Philadelphia d Reading coal iron
company : coIlieries will resame,,work after
a weeks's idleness.
Henry Morris, ex-policeman. is convict
cd of robbing the Kansington bank, Phil
adelphia.
The trial of Higham for the murder of
Eames, at Watertown, n. Y, resulted il an
acquittal.
Gov. Ben. Butler has declined to pardon
Hathaway, the Fall River embezzler.
The ruptiop at Pittsburg, Pa, between
the Rochester & PittsbUrg company and
their mal-content miners is not entirely
settled, and there is strong feeling of in
security.
At Red Hill, S. c., John Agnee was
stabbed to death by James Hamilton, end
Agnee's father had his cheekbone frac-
tured and his arm broken il the quarrel
between Hamilton and his son.
At Vanclure, s. c., in an ARRAY a man
named Scott was shot and killed.
In q general free fight at Allrudeh, S.
c., two men Strange and Hewitt were
killed, and several wounded.
There was brutal prize fight of eighty
seven rounds for 5000 side between Dick
and Pedler, of Port Bowkley. Pedler was
d.clsred the winner. Great brutal endur-
ance was displayed by both men, who are
badly used up.
1t is reported from Cincinnati that the
business for the year, especially in grain
shows great falling off.
In the state land bids in Texas the board
are in qusndery, as spectators have
taken up and divided among thousands
all the good land, and should any bona
tide settler wish lot they will run that lot
up so high he will not be able to buy. Il
is expected the sale will be declared Off
Near Burlington, Ohio, on yesterday Jno.
S. Austutz and his two daughters were
killed while crossing the Lake Shore &
Western track. The express struck them
At Pittsburg, two non-union men who
took the places OF strikers at Oliver &
Robins Wire mill, were attacked last even
ing and badly beaten.
After being married four years, Frank
Cole and Miss Geary, of Cohoes, Il. Y,
only yesterday had the marriage an
nounced by the minister who had married
them, to the guests assembled. The min
lister had kept their secret.
At Boston they have arranged match
between Dufur and McMahon for tic
championship of the world for the heavy
weight collar and elbow wrestling at $500
q side.
Tne governor of Texas has increased the
reward for the detection of those who are
destroying the fences in the state, from
$50 30 $50. He calls upon the citizens
net to take the Law in their own h.nds, bat
to assist those appointed to have the Grim
inaI5 convicted and punished.
Il is said that the protectionists are de-
tarmined to defeat the commercial treaty
which Spain is about making with Eng
land, IsaIy and the United States.
Father GEMS, of the Catholic church in
Austin, has been removed to Graceville to
take charge of the church there, The Aus
tin papers speak of the reverend father in
Yer! complimentary terms.
The new Odd Fellows hall in Austin is
completed, and is now occupied by the
lodge.
A. Anderson. school and town treasurer
OF Wood Lake. Yellow Medicine county.
has gone to parts unknown, and $4,000 Of
town money aC6 rs much more belonging
to individuals anG his creditors.
r4at Rae.
SAN FaAsoIsco Dec. 25.-Edward