Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-23
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

President Arthur has gone to Phila-
delphia.
The Cambridge (Mass.) Horse Railway
company's stables burned. Loss $35, 900.
There were fifteen deaths from yellow
fever last week in Havana.
Ex-Governor Lour, of Iowa, died in
Washington, D. c., lass evening.
At Sing Sing, N. Y, James Degnan is
| held for trial for the murder of John
Lynn.
g.. j. Soper & Co., of Baltimore, auction
GERS, have assigned, with liabilities IN
known. rs
On Pilgrim Hill, Mass, the landing of
| the pilgrim fathers has been duly OBJ
served.
Another cold wave is passing through
| Canada, the thermometer ranging from
zero to II below.
Lockhart & Straight, at Albany, Ind. dry
goods, have failed. Liabilities from $10,-
600 to $4,000; assets $4,000.
| The governor OF Massachusetts will not
| pardon Hathaway, although tbs executive
| councillors recommended it.
The New York Mining and National Pc
trolium exchange is about merging with
the New York Petroleum exchange.
Evans, alias Painter, who was arrested in
London, Ont, has arrived in New York,
| and has been committed for trial for forg-
! cry.
John 8. Maxwell, OF Millersburg, Ohio,
! Indicted for making copies of United
States notes, has given bail to appear for
trial.
The steamship Lancaster has arrived at
Queenstown from New Orleans to Liver
| pool, with the crank pin of the main shaft
| broken.
Clafin & Co., OF New York, have at
| tached their claim CT 100000 against
Donald Gordon, tbs failed Rochester, N.
| T., dry goods merchant.
The courts have given decision III favor
OF the city of Boston for $4,000 for an in
fringement of a patent for i'm provenents
| in the steam and fire engine.
Capen, superintendent of schools, at
Canton, R. l., and Joseph Morton, were
killed by q snow pillow on the Boston and
Providence railroad on yesterday morning.
From Chihuahua, Mexico, it Is learned
that Michael Brennan and his servant were
found murdered near Panal. They had a
% onuOuhv lIOiiCy WALL ItO
clue to the murderers.
On yesterday a sleighing party, number
ing fifteen persons, went over an embark
ment at Millville, Pa. Two of the gentle
men and three ladies we're seriously injur-
ed, and three others slightly.
at Viola station, KY, ON yesterday.
JAS. Farmer and Jas, Madden had a dis
puts as to who was the better card player,
when Madden proved himself the better
shot, as he killed Farmer and escaped.
At Bloomfield, Ont, Joseph Tompsett
and David Lander, fishermen, have been
arrested for the murder of Lazier on Fri
day evening. They were tracked from the
Jones house to their respective homes.
The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron company's rolling mill at Reading,
Pa, will on January close down indefi
nitely, on account of the dizziness of trade.
Three hundred men will be unemployed.
On yesterday, at Reading, Pa, Franklin
and his sons, John and Jacob, went gun
ming. John slipped On the ICE and his
gun was discharged killing Jacob instant-
ly.
At Petersburg, Pike county, Ind., Henry
Curtin was murdered on Friday evening
Chas. Harvey, a bad character, has been
arrested on suspicion. There is a strong
feeling, and there will possibly be lynch
ing.
The insurance companies intend TO fight
to the bitter end the payment of the life
policies on the life of John D. Locke, who
died recently at milestone, Long Island.
The amount Involved is half a million
dollars.
The federal and state authorities appear
to be at loggerheads over the case of Frank
James, the noted desperado, but who now
appears to be settling down as quiet
citizen. It looks as if he will get off alto
gether.
No further disorders in Mexico over the
refusal to take nickel money. The city
council ara opening the stores for the sale
Of prime necessities, for nickel. The
president has ordered a strict enforcement
of the nickel law.
Baron De Hardenor has gained a suit
against the collector of the port of New
York for duties overcharged on bone black.
The collector contends it to be fertilizer,
bearing 200 per cent. duty, while it was
proved to be used for the discolorization
of sugar. Several thousand dollars was
involved.
Julius Brantigan, who sho. Johu Gum
minsky at Philadelphia, while endeavoring
to enter an unfinished house belonging to
Brantigan, to sleep, has been sentencen to
two years and nine months Imprisonment.
Judge Arnold said, although Cummisky
bore bad character, and was about to
tres pass, the prisoner acted too quickly in
shooting.
Gladstone received delegation of
workingmen at his residence at Hawarden
on yesterday. They presented him with
an address and superb Derby porcelain
service. Gladstone assured them that a. q
very early date the suffrage would be
greatly extended, as he considered it would
give more strength to the throne, and con-
duce to a greater union of all classes
among themselves.
The Pittsku-g glass men are apparently
farther away than ever from a settlement
The men demand the old wages, which the
bosses will not grant. The bosses say If
the men do not go to work by the lss of
January at the reduction, they will shut
down for some time, while the men say if
the bosses do not come to their terms they
will not go at work for any price before
the LIST Of June.