St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

At Dayton, Ohio, the whole democratic
ticket is elected.
To-day there will be shipped from New
York 81, $50, 900 of specie.
At Dayton, Ohio, one of the heaviest snow
storms of the season was prevailing last
night.
In two hours, in New York city, the capt.
tai stock of 81, 900, 900 for the cable railway
was subscribed.
Kansas City election shows a Democratic
mayor, and the council seven Democrats and
five Republicans.
Springfield, Ohio, shows considerable
Democratic gain. Hamilton county was
well organized.
By the latest reports from Cincinnati of the
elections the control of the city is still in the
hands of the Democrats.
At Waverly, N. j., the Pennsylvania rail-
road engine and sand house were burned
yesterday. Loss $4,000.
Lord and Lady Lansdowne will formally
open the exhibition of the Royal Academy,
Montreal, on Easter Monday.
At Versailles, Ohio, the Exchange bank
has closed, The loss will be about $50, 900,
which falls On the stockholders.
Near Vicksburg, six negroes out of eleven
in a boat, were drowned by its upsetting,
while crossing the river after stock.
A heavy snow storm at Fort Wayne last
evening. The snow is from five to six inch
es deep, and showing at a late hour.
On account of dispute at last Christmas,
two brothers named Penn killed young
man named Rails, at Hazlehurst, Miss.
The Wyoming stock growers association
held a meeting yesterday at Cheyenne, and
was the largest ever held in the territory.
Typhus fever has broken out in New York
among the east side tenement houses. 1t was
brought by emigrants who recently arrived.
Supt. Walling, of the New York police
force, is seriously i'll. Overwork and the
Legislative Investigations are the assigned
causes.
Tho Mexican government has made an ar
engagements with the merchants in relative
to the stamp act, and all stores will be opened
on Thursday.
The Ottawa government will to day move
resolutions granting subsidies to railways
throughout the dominion, amount ng to
S9,075, 900.
The Louisville board of trade have endorsed
the action of the New York chamber of COM
merce, asking congress to stop the coinage OF
the silver dollar.
The Republican delegates are arriving at
Sedalia for to-day's work. The two st. Louis
ing recognition.
The Butler county, KY, corn train for the
benefit of the Ohio flood sufferers, arrived in
st. Louis yesterday afternoon, and left at
night for Cincinnati.
The Democrats gained in the elections in
the neighborhood of Terre Haute, electing
nine of the twelve townships, large in
crease over two years ago.
Hagan 81 Billings, New York bankers, have
assigned. 1t was with this firm that Carroll,
clerk in the comptroller's Office, negotiated
the duplicate coupons of city bonds.
The Chicago wheat market panic has
affected California Md that the wheat acre
age will not be increased, as the land can be
turned to more profitable production.
Frank James was arraigned yesterday al
Huntsville, Ala, before Judge Bruce, for the
Mussel Shoals robbery, and pleaded moi
guilty. The case was set for April 16.
AT Port Huron, Mich, Britton, a notorious
rough, drew his revolver on police officer
against whom he had a spite. He fired twice
without effect, when the officer shot him
dead.
In Henderson, KY, the Bridge matter is
causing much feeling. Judge Edwards de-
cided that there was no contempt of court in
the action of the Louisville & Nashville rail-
road.
A fire on Sunday at Hubberston, a small
village in Ionia county, Mich, destroyed ten
buildings, including a livery stable and thir-
teen horses. Loss $4,000, insurance
$4,000.
Arthur Mapleson, son of j. Fl. Mapleson,
the operate impressario, was arrested in
Chicago, charged with adultry, preferred by
Samuel Pearson. He gave bail for his ap-
pearance.
The Murraysville riot cases have been con-
tinued until the May term. when a judge
from an adjoining districtwill preside. Judge
Hunter refused to preside, as he is a witness
for the defense.
AT Monmouth, ILL.,, First National is closed.
The cashier specialized, losing S45, 900 to
100000. The bank is expected to resume
in day or two, as the stockholders are liable,
and are married men.
The colored republicans of the South con-
gressional district. Maryland, demand, that
as they are half of the voting strength, they
have colored delegate to the national con-
vention at Chicago.
The failure of Lee, Potts & Co., Rich
mond, Va, pork packers, is announced. Lii
abilities reported at 5000, 900. The failure is
due to speculation in pork. The bulk of
their Indebtedness is in Chicago.
At the inquest on the body of John Young
who died at Philadelphia last Saturday, from
the effects ofinjuries received in Chicago
three months ago, the verdict was that Hen
ry Deemer was guilty of his death.
State Senator Cross, in the California leg
islature, offered a resolution thanking
Sargent for his conductin Prussia, but it was
tabled by % to Is, many contending that it
was outside Of the governors call.
Throughout Mexico all the stores Yesterday
were closed as protest against the stamp
act. A compromise has been tried but failed.
A riot is feared, as the stores will not be
opened unless it is done by the police.
President Bergh, of the society for the pre-
vention of cruelty to animals, New York, in
dignantly protests against the Chamber OF
Horrors wax work museum as more demon
alizing than all the dime novels in the world.
The white man Republican party met at
Atlanta, Ga, yesterday to select delegates to
the Chicago convention. The chairman said
the whites and blacks could not meet to-
gether, however they might work for the
same end. The federal office holders In
Georgia were denounced, and they asked the
Republican party purified. The attendance
! was small.