St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-24
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
There were six new cases Of insanity in
Winnipeg last week
All fears Of a flood in Winnipeg are over,
the ice having left the Red river.
The mines at Golden Valley are said to be
just as rich as first asserted they were.
London Truth says Archbishop Gibbons,
of Baltimore, will be the next cardinal.
The steamship Alert, of the Greeley relief
expedition, arrived Tuesday at New York.
Austria has accepted England's proposal
for conference concerning Egyptian affairs
The dog show at st. Louis is exceedingly
good, and the prizes are valuable and num-
erous.
Another English ship has arrived at Alex
andria with a case of cholera ON board, from
India.
At the auction sale of Earl Gosford's libra
ry in London, Margarian bible brought
$4,000.
The viceroy of Yunnaw, China, died sud
denly at Hangson. 1t is reported he COM
mitted suicide.
The Providence company's cotton mills at
Fitchville, Conn, burned yesterday morning.
Loss, 500, 600.
The emperor of Germany is said to be
showing continued signs of somnolence,
which is causing alarm.
The books of the Massachusetts state
prison show deficit of S1,2OO-the result
of bad bookkeeping.
A cold wave through Switzerland and
France has done great destruction, one-third
of the vintage crop is destroyed.
p OAioor DoI-or ,,-o, fo+o
shot by Vim. Shay, notorious young despe-
RADIO, who he was trying to arrest.
At Marion, Ind, Tuesday, Moses Glissner
was fatally burned while trying to save fur
niture from his burning dwelling.
1t is reported that Taylor q Co., Of Cleve-
land, while prospecting for oil in Washington
county, struck 900 barrel gusher.
There was large and fashionable gather
ing in New York, at the Abbey benefit Tues
day night. The affair realized 81, 500.
Cochran 81 Young, wholesale rag and pa
per dealers, Erie, Pa, have failed Liabili-
ties S135, 0Q0; estimated assets 100000
The legislative committee of Ohio, to in
vestigate the Cincinnati city government has
adjourned subject to the call of the chairman.
Simpson, Stewart g. Co., erstwhile grocers,
Hamilton, Ont, have suspended. Liabilities
$4,000. The assets will probably cover all.
w. H. Lent, secretary of the Bodick train
ing company was found dead at late hour
last night, in Jefferson square, San Francis
co, with a bullet through his heart.
AT the Epson races yesterday the city and
suburban hanpicap was won by Lord Brad
fords Quickline, Manton's Tebais second
and j. Crookston's Royal Stag third.
No n,
COW, where the police were Assem- bled, was a
youth only seventeen years old. When ar
rested loaded revolver was found on his
person.
A young man named VIM. Spencer, who
betrayed young lady at Cory, Pa, which
resulted in her suicide, was arrested at St.
Joseph, Mo-, yesterday, and will be taken
back to Cory.
The second performance of the dramatic
festival was given in Cincinnati in the midst
of a rain storm, but the audience was equal
to the first night. The sales for the May fes-
tival are large.
There was an outbreak among the educat-
ed persons who were confined for minor of
fences, at Garston, Austria. 1t was queted
by the military after thirty were wounded,
seven seriously.
At Crocow, Poland, bomb intended to
explode in the court house, where the police
were, struck when thrown against the wall
instead of through the window, and explod-
ing did no damage.
A man named Sutton, having the appear
ance of a laborer, on being arrested at Shelf
field, Eng, was found to have in his possess
sion a package of dynamite and eight dyna-
mite cartridges.
Sir Edward Walker, NJ. P, offers $4,000
towards the rescue of Gen. Gordon. He
asks the London papers to open fund for
this purpose, ''when, - he says, ''two hundred
thousand pound would be collected in a few
hours"
Frank Dewalt, the defaulting president of
the Leadville bank was arraigned before a
United States commissioner at Cleveland,
o., yesterday, and in default of $4,000 bail
was remahded to jail to be taken to Denver,
leaving last night.
At council in Cairo yesterday morning
by Nubad Pasha and Gen. Wood, it was
agreed to ask England to send mixed ex-
petition of British and Egyptian forces to
the relief of Berber, which place they could
reach in less than two months.
The police of Dublin regard the ominous
uOulCSS. pul pOIGHS W GududIc lTO1n IHc III
vincibles yesterday, as a hoax, intended to
spur up collections from America, which had
greatly fallen off lately, or to intimidate the
jury in the Smyth conspiracy murder trial.
Shaw & Co., the great leather merchants
who failed sometime ago in Boston, offer
their creditors every scrap of property they
have, and that they would make the most of
it ior them. If the salewas forced they would
not realize 10 per cent. The offer was ac-
cepted.
Earl Dufferin has stated that England
maintains that Egypt can negotiate treaties
as one of the most favored nations under the
firman of 1876. The porte, after taking legal
advice. has decided not to protest against
the treaty Egypt has lately made with Eng
land and Greece.
A man named Fish, who said he was a
Canadian, registered at the Carleton House,
N. Y, some time ago. He was taken to the
hospital in February, and three days there
after disappeared. Yesterday his body was
found in the East River. In his room was
found a number of explosives, and he is sup
posed to have belonged to the dynamite party.