St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-29
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A buggy containing six men was struck
by an engine while crossing track in San
Francisco yesterday, and Gerald Thomas and
Edward O'Donnell were killed, and George
Hardy fatally in iured.
Gov. Cleveland declined a grand banquet
at the Academy of Music, Philadelphia, ten
dered him by number of prominent Dem
ocrats.
Miguel Chacon, the colored Cuban cigar
maker, who murdered Maria Williams in
New York, was sentenced to hang Janu-
airy 10.
The owner OF the steamship Clarence, yes
terday fled claim in the United States cir
cult court at Baltimore, claiming $25, 600 sal
wage for towing the steamship Blackstone
into Chesapeake Bay. The Blackstone had
broken shaft.
Sir Hercules Robinson, governor of the
cape of Good Hope, disapproves of the terms
of the settlement Of the Beehuana question,
and is strongly endorsed by public opinion.
The alumni of Kings college, at Halifax
call upon the board Of governors to demand
the resignation of the entire faculty, and thus
end the existing trouble.
VIM. Bars, Of Warren county, New York,
was called up Wednesday night by two men,
who bound him and compelled him to give
up gold watch and 81 500 in money.
Congressman Pembroke Jones, of North
Carolina, and Miss Sarah Greene were mar
ried last evening.
Bank Examiner CT. May, Of Washington,
is now in possession of the Middleton, Ny,
National bank. President King takes all
the blame upon himself. King disobeyed
the instructions of the directors and conse-
quently broke the bank.
The First National bank of CarlinviIle ILL.,,
closed its doors yesterday for the purpose of
making arrangements to go into liquidation.
Norris Eaton, farmer living near SYRIA
cuse, n. Y. had been troubled by skunks
stealing his chickens. On Thursday evening
he shot at black spot in a straw stack and
killed an unknown man hidden there.
The spread Of small pox in Ontario is be-
lieved to have been checked. There are
only two cases reported and they are rapidly
recovering.
There were twenty-eight less failures in
the United States this week than there were
last.
Two Of the iron manufacturing establish
ments in Pittsburg have resumed business.
James G. Rusey, chief clerk of the Kansas
state penitentiery, has disappeared. An ex-
animation Of his books shows that he is a
defaulter to large amount. 1t is thought
he has gone to old Mexico.
At a meeting of the Metropolitan Indus
trial league in New York yesterday, resolu-
tions were adopted expressing the opinion
that neither In the present session nor in the
forty-ninth congress should there be any at
tempt to generally revise the tariff.
The coal sheds of the New York & Lake
Erie railroad at Boston fell, burying three
men beneath the coal and timbers. Names
unknown.
The relatives of Carrie j. Welton, the girl
who froze to death on Longs Peak, have de-
termined to contest her will on the ground
Of mental unsoundness.
Nancy Miller, widow, living near Wanda
liza. HIS, yesterday poisoned herself and her
two children.
At the end Of twenty-four hours the score
in the walking match at Lawrence, Mass,
stood as follows: Vaughn 122 miles, Ed
wards us, Meagher ia. Edwards retired
at 10 a. IN.
The railroads running west from Buffalo
yesterday began selling tickets to Chicago al
81 and So for first and second class limited.
Heavy rain storms in the vicinity of Peters
burg, Va, yesterday, broke up the drought OF
many months.
Two thousand persons witnessed the hang.
ing OF Abe Frizier, negro murderer, near
Little Rock, Ark, yesterday.
Thos. Franklin, attorney general of Penn.
sylvania under Governors Johnston and
Pollock, died yesterday in Lancaster, Pa.
aged seventy-four.