St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-16
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

At Grand Jervaise, Newfoundland, a man
named Martin strangled his wife and then
killed himself.
At Monroeville, Ind, two thieves, O'Nel
and Boyle quarreled over their spoils, when
Boyle shot O'Neil.
At Philadelphia, Colbourne s. Co.'s spice
mills were damaged by fire. Loss, $75, 900:
insurance, $4,000
The secessionists and progressionists at
Berlin have joined, and call themselves the
German liberal party.
Rev. VIM. Baulin, of Reading, Pa, a
prominent Baptist clergyman, was struck by
train yesterday and fatally injured.
The striking coal miners, in the Pittsburg
district, were unsuccessful in getting those
working in the Third Pool to join them.
Haus s. Co., Boston, manufacturers of
manifold paper, had their stock and ma
chinery damaged $50, 600 by fire last night
Hugo Schenk, of Vienna, who married four
women and murdered three for their money,
as well as his two accomplices, are sentenced
to death,
The delegates from a district Of Lucerne
county, Pa, to the Democratic state conven-
ton have been instructed to vote for Randall
for president.
The French, when they took Bacninh, cap
tured 100 pieces of artillery, including several
Krupp guns, with large amount of other
war munitions.
Another snow slide is reported from Mon
tana, but this time without loss of life. Sam
sons mining works, costing $780, 900, have
been swept away.
The Ontario legislature passed an act Civ
ing widows and spinsters. having the neces-
sary property qualifications, the right to vote
at municipal elections.
A man named Alno, who has been buying
fat cattle in Illinois, has been arrestedin New
York for giving the farmers worthless checks
in pay for their cattle.
At Pittsfeld, Mass, last night, Oliver
Douglass had his house burned. The family
escaped in their night clothes. A boy was
rescued with his throat cut.
Halser 81 Co., New York, railroad bond
agents, has been forced to assign through
the dishonesty of two clerks purloining Sc
curities Liabilities 100000.
The suits against the Augustinian society
of Lawrence, Mass, win come up on Tues
day next. The claims are $3.50, 600. Arch
bishop Williams is made co-defendant.
Barrett, an insurance agent, at Greenyille.
s. c., committed suicide yesterday. His last
words were, ''It takes more courage to live
than to die" He had squandered fortune.
At the Methodist conference Yesterday of
New Jersey, the Rev. Mr.. Miller, of the
''Passion Play'' and theater notoriety,
asked admission, but he was left out in the
cold.
AT midnight last night stranger COM
mitted suicide on the public street in
Chicago His name was Gaylord, and sup
posed to be the son of a wealthy Cleveland
merchant
By wrong orders, two trains on the Chica-
go and Grand Trunk, collided, six miles
from South Bend, Ind, killing Engineer
Powell, and severely injuring four other rail-
way hands.
At Bloomington, Ind, Jas Robinson, was
found guilty of manslaughter for the in
human Treatment of his stepson, aged three
years. He barely escaped lynching at the time
of the murder.
A wrestling match came off last night at
| Wheeling, w. Va, between Clark, of New
York, and Gardner, the colored giant of
Wheeling. Clark won, having secured three
falls to the other two.
| The loss by the floods on the Ohio is found
too great an undertaking to be fully collect
ed, but Bradstreet's agency has made com
putation of the merchandise part alone which
was lost, and from Pomeroy, Ohio, to Madi-
son, Ind, the loss is computed at over
S650,000 This is only the loss on one OF
| the many items.