Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
A regatta is decided upon at Sodus
Point, N. Y. September 20 and 81.
The Lehigh Valley railroad has declared
a quarterly dividend of per cent.
The New England states will not con-
solidate their telephone interests.
The Nebraska State fair opened at
Omaha yesterday.
The coal miners at Akron, O., secured a
ten-cent advance in wages yesterday.
The body of an unknown man was
| found in run at Trenton, o., yesterday.
Considerable damage was done crops in
northern Ohio on Monday night.
Lord Coleridge and party leave New
port, X. l., for the west on Friday.
Houghton's block was burned at Terrell,
Tex, yesterday.
The st. Adams, VT. Trust company are
sued before the grand jury for breach of
trust.
Lord Uoleridge visited the great mills
at Lowell yesterday and dined with Gov.
Butler at his home.
The supposed Mary Churchill of st.
Louis discovered at ElPaso, Texas, TINS
out to be Mary Borns.
The extensive Touring mill of Wilderman
& Hill at Freburg, Ill, with grain elevator,
was burned yesterday. Loss 100000
The directors of the Second National
bank, of Warren, o., sued the defaulting
Cashier Fuller's bondsmen for $4,000.
Cordial, who murdered Henry Bass at
Paris, O., was captured at Rucyrus and
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The Council of Redmen met at Atlantic
City, N. j., yesterday. Its membership
increased 5,154 last year.
descending car from the Cincinnati
bluffs crushed painter named Covalt to
death yesterday.
Policeman MCNAMARA has been con-
victed of manslaughter in New York for
killing John Smith with his club.
The opening of the Oriole festival at
count Of rain. The city is filled with visi-
tors.
Miss Elizabeth K. Miller, of Philadel-
phia, recovered $1,000 in an action for
breach of promise against Rev. A. S. Kei-
ser, of Pottsville, Pa, yesterday.
VIM. Parnell, another Philadelphia
book-keeper, has been arrested for the en-
bezzlement of $500 from Sinclair &
Laughlin, wholesale grocers.
There was heavy sea at Long Branch
yesterday and the landing platform at
ocean pier had to be taken up. Most of
the hotels were closed up.
Mayor John T. Harold has recovered a
$4,000 verdict for injuries received on
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company have appealed.
The officers of the Cincinnati Southern
railroad entertained the Mississippi Press
association in Cincinnati yesterday, at the
Burnett house.
Two passenger trains on the Cumber-
land Valley railroad in Pennsylvania COL
lided yesterday. The passengers were
badly shaken up but no one was hurt.
The steamers Columbus and Virginia
from New York and Philadelphia had a
fearful time with gale off the South Caro-
lima coast on Monday. The Virginia had
her engine disabled and cargo shifted.
Jos. Redfern, retired Englishman,
eloped with the daughter of a Toronto
commission merchant yesterday. He was
married several years ago to a Buffalo
lady.
The case of ex-senator Sharon, accused
of adultery, at the request of his counsel
was called in the San Francisco police
court yesterday morning and was con-
tinued for five weeks.
There are thirteen murderers awaiting
punishment in the San Francisco prison.
One has been waiting to be hung for three
years Notwithstanding his guilt was fully
proven.
Now it is rumored that Gov. Buffers
greenback followers are going back on his
reelection, and among them Wendell
Phillips, saying he has forsaken the
workingmen and is aspiring to the presi-
dency.
The schooner Addie Winthrop arrived
at Gloucester, Mass, yesterday, with Ed
gar Parsons, wife and six children, rescued
from the wreck of the schooner Herald, of
Nova Scotia, in which they were passen-
gers for Boston.
A Portuguese sailor having killed Chi
naman in an ARRAY at Canton, caused
great sensation among the natives, and
two French war steamers have left Hon
kong to protect the life and property of
Frenchmen there.
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Slade- Mitchell fight in Kansas, and lots of
spectators applied at the depot for excur-
sion tickets to 60 somewhere and see it,
thinking the announcements that the fight
was off had been made to mislead.
A Dedham, Mass, jury convicted the
Wrentham Mormons yesterday, who had
been practicing immortality in the name
of spiritual power and license. One of
them got three years in the house of cor
rection and the others sentences were re-
served to allow further investigation.
#Tbe celebrated VacatabIa Comuonnd for fa-