St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-18
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

iBrigadier General James A. Farrell is dead
at Hudson. y. Y.
The water in the St. Lawrance at Mon
treal, is falling slowly
The actors fund benefit performance In
Boston amounted to 81, 1853.
A fire in Hot Springs. Ark, destroyed
eight buildings; net loss $50, 900.
The governor Of Louisiana has issued his
usual proclamation for quarantine taking
effect May LIST.
Fanny Davenport, who is in Baltimore,
has given $500 for the actors fnnd in lieu OF
extra performance.
Sheriff Davidson, of New York, was ac-
quilted Of the charges preferred against him,
no defence being needed.
Server Bros. three story brick Touring mill,
at Princeton, IL, was burned last night
Loss S25, 600; insurance Sl1,500.
All the business places in the town Of
Monroe, La, except three were burned last
night. Loss S3S, 600; insurance So, 600.
Two men stealing ride on a PAN Handle
freight which was wrecked yesterday, near
Newark, Pa, came to grief, one being killed.
The Wagner concerts at Mechanics hall,
Boston, closed last night, and were a great
success. The net profits were from $4,000
to $1l,0 600.
Edward II. Weirman, formerly President
Andrew Johnsons private secretary, dropped
dead at his clerks dcsk.in the Texas u Paci-
fic Railway office, New York city.
At Greenville Miss, in a quarrel on the
steamer win S. Hayes, between the second
mate and a roustabout, the former was fatal
ly stabbed. The murderer escaped.
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Lous road continues, and the men will not
resume work until they are secured for the
three months wages now due them.
At Baraboo, Wis, E. f. Seayer, recently
chosen delegate to the Republican National
convention, was arrested yesterday for ob
tanning money under false pretenscs.
The body of George Leah, the Oldest loco.
motive engineer in the United States, was
found in the White river, near indianapolis,
last night. 1t is supposed TO be a case Of
suicide.
The grand jury at Cincinnati have found
three indictments against ingalls, and john
son, murlcrers of the Taylor family in Avon
dale, and one against Hartnet for the muir
der Of his wife.
The boiler of the pumping machine, in the
Brownsville, Texas, garrison, exploded yes
terday, doing much damage and severely in
iuring several of the soldiers, two Of whom
will probably die.
An attempt was made last night in Boston
to blow UP one Of the bridges i'm the city by
two men, who are supposed to have "a grudge
against one of the street car conductors,
whose car was timed to pass when the at
tempt was made.
John Clancy, a lumber merchant Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, was found dead yesterday in
his room at a hotel at which he was stopping
for the past eight days in New York. Ht
was in feeble health when he arrived in tine
city and was under the care OF a physician
Jake Katterman, who has been under ar
rest on suspicion Of being concerned I'm the
robbery Of the Scholtz family and killing Of
the son, confessed yesterday. He duplicates
Reynolds and White as his associates, and all
are in Jail in Detroit. The money has not
been found.
In Chicago last evening a performance
was given in Haverly's theater in aid Of the
actors fund. All the other houses were clos
ed, and the actors from them gave scenes
from the plays now running Mrs. LangtrY
gave a scene from the ''School for Scandal"
About 81, 500 was realized.
The tr4si Of Frank James has begun at
HuntsVise, AL, charged With the robbery OF
A. J, Smith, a government. official james
sat with his wife and child, and was dressed
in suit of broadcloth. Smith said he waa
stopped on the road by three masked men,
who took $1,000 government money from
him, bound him in the woods, and then let
him go