Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-14
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The river at Pittsburg fell five feet five
inches yesterday.
The Allentown, Pa, rolling mills have
resumed work with 400 hands.
The Illinois house have passed a law to
punish wife-beaters by whipping,
II. Ledyard, independent, Republican,
has been elected Mayor of Bath, Me.
Ship laborers at Montreal have com
menced clamoring for higher wages the
coming summer.
Nathan P. Pratt, defaulting treasurer of
the Reading Savings bank. has been found
guilty at Boston.
Caucuses were held in Providence, R. l.,
last night, to elect Sprague delegates to
the state convention.
The land league presidents state $2,473
have been sent to Ireland tho past two
weeks. Total $19,224.
Judge Davis has made public the fact
that he will be married at Fayetteville,
N. c., next Wednesday.
Frederick Blohm, for alternating the
affections of his nephew's wife, has been
mul tied in the sum of $4,000.
Walter Webb, master mechanic of the
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg railroad,
was run over and killed yesterday.
The New York superior court has decid-
ed that seat in the stock exchange is
part Of the assets of bankrupt firm.
| A student of the Harvard law school,
named j. Il. Atwood, was badly punished
by negro waiter at Boston on Sunday.
| Felix Wilson was sentenced yesterday,
at Charlotte, N. c., to be hanged on April
20, for the murder of Nose Reudleman.
Both were colored.
| The Massachusetts senate commission
report adversely upon the petition of Hy
| Stucklss to cut canal across Cape Cod.
with foreign capital.
Senator Pond introduced in the Ohio
| legislature yesterday, tax bill on the
| liquor traffic, with the bond feature left
out. The tax is to be uniform at $3.50.
Madame Cuthbert entered suit at Mon
| treal VS.. relative of O. Cuthbert. M. p.
for $4,000 dover in her late husbands
estate, which the defendant inherited here.
now trial has been denied l. D. Watson,
at Columbus, Ohio, charged with Offering
brides to the legislature, and he has been
sentenced to one year in the penitentiary.
At Brooklyn, last night, at the city hall,
small boy dropped through big drum,
fiddle was broken, and female private
of the Salvation army rolled down the
steps.
Father Nicholas Bjerring, formerly of
the Russian Greek church of this city, has
been received as a member of the New
York PresbYtery, and licensed to
preach.
The New jersey senate has passed
almost unanimously bill prohibiting the
sale of cigarettes or tobacco in any form
to minors, under penalty of $50 for each
offense.
The third anniversary of the Salvation
army was celebrated by a parade in New
York yesterday, with drums, banios, gui-
tars, accordions and violins being played
on all through the line of procession.
At meeting of the Brooklyn bridge
trustees yesterday the committee on fare
reported, allowing foot passengers free,
but for vehicles the following rates: One
horse and man five cents; one horse and
vehicle ten cents; two horses and vehicle
twenty cents; two horse trucks thirty cents.
It was agreed to have public celebration
at the opening of the bridge and the legis-
lature will be asked to give the control of
it, when completed, TO three persons.