St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-03-02
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5 4!
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The wool-growers of Utah have appointed dele
| gates to the Denver convention.
The manufacturers OF confcctions in New York
who prepared Easter prize packages have been
arrested.
Mrs Minnie McGll was arrested at Williams.
burg, n Y, for kidnapping her own child
Geo H. Mills, convicted in Brooklyn the other
day for the murder Of his wife, is sentenced to
hang April IS,
At last it is supposed that the murderers Of the
Crouch family, near Jackson, Mich, are arrested,
Judd Crouch and Dan :. UOlcOmb, members OF
the family, being the parties.
Parties in Philadelphia, selling pistols to school
boys, have been arrested.
The insurance OF Powers & Weigetmans
chemical works, Philadelphia, is S289,s0
The iron manufacturers of the United states
have entered protest against Morrisous tariff
bill.
Philadelphia is still sending relief to the food
sufferers and San francisco yesterday sent 800
to Louisville Ky.
At Hartford, Conn, the United States Stamp
ing works were burned yesterday entailins loss
of 100000.
Mrs. Spellmeyer, New York, got jealous Of her
husband and shot herself.
Mrs. Langtry's stage properties have been at
tached in New York, under q claim Of Si,5OD
damages, on account Of her not appearing at
matinee at the New Park theater. She said she
was sick, and her physician ordered her not to
leave home.
The widow Of salmi Morse is on the way from
California. He left a number OF manuscript
poems, plays and lectures, which will not be
unsealed until she arrives.
Miss Blackburn wishes son the Yellowstone"
to be rewritten, so that there may be ''lcss talk
and more action"
At Port Jarvis, Y. c., yesterday, DR.. Robert
son, inventor Of flying machine, dropped dead
| from heart disease.
The Liberal Reform club, Boston, is taking
| measures to cali convention in New York of all
of those who approve the civil service reform es-
| peciaIly, irrespective Of party.
From Montreal it is learned that the snow
| blockade has caused great irregularity Of tho
| trains.
| At North Wheeling last evening, q couple OF
| man quarreed in a gambling saloon, when ono
| of them was shot through the head. The mur-
| derer was arrested.
The Van Ripper family, the five victims Of the
| fire in tenement house az New York were
| buried yesterday.
McKerson s. Collister's Touring MI at Pent-
| water, Mich, burned last night. Loss 521,OOOj
| insurance $1,000.
On account Of the burning OF Powers and
Weightman's establishment in Philadelphia, the
| price of quinine has gone up nearly 30 per cent
AtCentalia, Pa q party of Hungarians camped,
quarreed, and two men and woman were IA
| tally stabbed.
For the first time in ten years Houesvi1e has
| elected Republican council, through the bolt
| ing of the Democrats.
The new American ship Ravin has been lost on
the voyage to Japan She had. cargo Of oil
valued at S71,OOO, and the ship cost S13j, 900.
Vessel and cargo were insured.
The Red river in Mississippi has risen go much
that the levees are breaking and the plantations
a1e being Oyerhowed in all directions. The water
is higher than last year, and within ten inches OF
| 1882.
The Arkansas river has oyerhowed, and sew
eral have been drowned while trying to save their
| stock If the levee breaks al Helena, Ark, the
whole town will be flooded, and the people are
| ordered to hold themselves in readiness so that,
when the alarm Is given, they may 80 at once to
| try and stop the break.
Francis j. Smith, city treasurer at Bayonue,
n. j., is short $4,000, and warrant is out for
| his arrest.
| In San Francisco, the Chinese cigar makers
struck on account of the restriction act, and the
manufacturers now order lockout Of the Chi.
nese, retaining only the whites,
At Bazoo, Mo-, two masked men went to the
| house of b. II. Wells, and shot and killed John
E. Wells aged sixty five, in the presence of his
wife. They demanded money, but shot him be-
fore he could reply. They got only silver watch.