St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-26
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Bismarck and Count Won Hatzfeldt are
both confined to their houses by colds.
Yesterday the steam barge Mary Mills made
her way through the straits Of MackInaw.
There is no clue to the incendiaries who
fired the Sycamore mill at Fall River, Mass
At Newark, n. j., Ex-Gov. Marcus L.
Ward died yesterday afternoon, aged ~
years.
Cholera is abatlng in India at Calcutta, but
there has been one death from cholera at
Bombay.
At Marshall, Mo-, yesterday, an auction
sale of eighty short horn cattle yielded
$4,000
Three fremen were seriously injured at
the fire at Pill street, New York, yesterday
morning.
At Newark Nj, McKirgan Bros g. Luke,
dry goods, have assigned. Assets, SCI, 900,
liabilities, S5S, 200.
At Morris, Ill, two grain warehouses near
each other were burned yesterday. Loss
$4,000, partly insured
Striking laborers on the Lachine Canal,
Montreal, probably fatally assaulted labor
or who remained at work.
At Williamsport Pa, Wolverton g. Tins
mans saw mill was burned yesterday. Loss,
$40, 900; insurance SIS, 600
AT Akron, Ohio, the clothing establishment
Of j. Kerch 81 Co., was burned yesterday
Loss, S45, 900; insurance, 100000
The Bank Of Montreal has declared divf-
dend of per cent. for the half year, and
have raised their reserve to Sc, 900, 600
Won Moltke is i'll with catarrh of the lungs
and has long leave of absence from Berlin
for his health. He goes to his estates in
SILICA.
At st. John, N. B., the unionist's yester-
day strongly attacked the non-union ship
laborers, both at the docks and on the
streets:
At New York, DR.. Willard Parker, ST.,
died yesterday. He was SO years of age and
has been practcing physician upward of
fifty years.
A meeting was held last night in New
York in the Cooper Institute to protest
against the introduction into that market of
Chicago dressed beef.
FELTON,, Raid & Sibley, of Philadelphia,
states that an unauthorized person is travel
ing through the west making drafts on the
firm, which the latter repudiate
The will of Mrs. V. G. Stone of Maiden,
Mass, who left $3.50, 900 for religious and
charitable purposes, was yesterday admitted
to probate. The heirs have appealed.
A disease resembling pleuro pneumonia,
and contagious, has broken out among the
cattle of Washington county, Pa, and
veterinary surgeons wish the district quar-
antined.
The liabilities of Joseph F. Paul, lumber
dealer, Boston, are said to be about $780,
900, of which S215, 900 are secured by mort
cages on real estate. Unincumbered assets
S59, 1000.
The strikers of the store foundry of Sher-
man S. Jewell q Co., Buffalo, have resumed
work at 10 per cent. reduction, being salts
fed after conference with the firm that it
was necessary.
The leading steam works in Prussia, in
Guiding the Krupp gun factory, have notified
their employees that the hours of labor will be
shortened on account of over production
Some threaten to shut down.
By boiler explosion yesterday forenoon
in the saw mill of J. r. Lamb, Liberty Cen
tire, Ohio, Wallace Rackett, engineer, and
VIM. Howe, head sawyer, were instantly
killed. Both leave large families.
At New Orleans, the Michigan division
Knights of Pythias, were entertained yester-
day afternoon by the Continental guards,
and afterward gave dress parade. All visit
ing knights were entertained by the Louisi-
ana division.
The police of Sicily have discovered a re-
markable murder club near Palermo, con-
sisting of fifty-nine members, pledged to
murder for common advantage and profit
The members undertook to execute private
vengeance for hire.
The disaster to the Fuller Coal company's
mines, Wilkesbarre, Pa, may result in the
abandonment of portion of the colliery.
Dams failed to stop the flow of water. The
working is entirely full, five pumps are lost
and the hosting machinery is taking out.
The directors of the Exchange bank, Mon
treal appear to have known of the swindling
going on in the institution, and to have had
a share in the business. The Craigs, father
and son, who are in New York, swore that
the president OF the bank, W. H. Gault, or
dered 1873 shares to be delivered to the Loan
q Mortgage company, for the purpose of
making up shortage.