St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.


During the celebration of high mass in st.
Sylvester's Church, Quebec, a messenger an
nounced the sudden death of Peter Hanley,
a merchant. Confusion followed, and sew
eral people left the church. Narcisse Letour-
man received so sudden shock that his rea-
son left him.
Blaine left Bar Harbor for Augusta yester-
day.
The London Agricultural department re-
ports by cable that the weather of the first ten
days of August was hot and forcing, and the
improvement in wheat prospects were noted
in all European countries, with magnificent
harvesting weather.
Since the ruling of the secretary of the
treasury in the case of the International dis
tiliery of Des Moines, Iowa, forbidding ship
ments of distilled spirits in bond to Canada
and its re-importation thereafter he has
ruled that the shipments in question, are
strictly in conformity with law. Is
The streets of Bin champion, N. Y, were
thronged with people yesterday witnessing
parade of the Improved Order of Redmen on
the occasion of the dedication of a new
wigwam.
At Macon, Ga. Hart Allen, land owner,
was killed by John A. Taylor, tenant, over
a quarrel about rent. .
At Plainfeld, n. G Mrs. Chas. Scheler
who was Sick was so affected by the earth
quake Sunday that she died in few hours ].
Crown Solicitor Bolton repudiates the
charges against him by informer Casey in his
confession.
The corporation of the city of Dublin has
granted to the Irish National league the use
of the council chamber for their annual con-
vention September s.
The Pennsylvania bank has another vic
tim added to the long list in the person of
w. W. Edgar, of Pittsburg a periodical
dealer, who was closed by the sheriff on an
execution for s15, 800 t1i
Bond was furnished last night in the sum
of $50, 900 for the appearance of John G. s.
Harrison, the Indianapolis banker. -
The friends of Gen. Butler will give him a
public reception, August 80, in New York.
The third annual session of the state labor
convention opened in New York yesterday.
At New York, two actors, Harry Rich and
Andrew Leavett, were arrested last night on
a charge of swndlng number of persons
out of sums of money, usually s25 each, by
means of bogus advertisements calling for
theatrical managers, treasurers, business
managers, etc.
Patenotre, the French minister to China,
in note to the Chinese governm ent, says
the capture of Ke Lung was not an act of
war, and that the fort will be returned to
China when the indemnity has been agreed
upon.
At Milwaukee yesterday the Irish National
league held a demonstration with parade
and picnic. Judge Murphy, of Davenport,
Iowa, and John Finerty, of Chicago, spoke to
large audience. Games and dances made
up the rest of the programme.
The British regiment en- route for As
sonan, landed at Esneh, the engines, of the
steamer conveying them, having collapsed.
An Egyptian battalion will start to-day from
Carlo for Assonan.
John Butler, farmer of Hanover county,
Va, shot his wife, fatally, Sunday. He had
been beating their child and his wife inter
fered, when he turned upon her. She had
him arrested, buthe escaped and returning,
shot her.
On Monday last boy named Willie Gallia,
living at Winona, was drowned by being car
ried under a boom while swimming.
A 12-year-old daughter of Frank Bellinger,
living near Wabashsw, was bitten by rat
N1SouonC iacs CdtuidAf.
tention saved her life.
Sidney Partridge, of Albert Lea, mint
ted suicide last Monday by shooting himself
through the head VITA a revolver.
The editor of the Hokah Chief is making
war on quack doctors. He had to loose his
arm, after it had been fractured and set, re-
broken and used, on account Of buugiing
work. The Chief thinks the cripples would be
one half less in number If the quaeks were
reduced one half. and wants to know where
are the laws in relation to quaeks.
practical timer gives the following ad-
vice in regard to fruit cans: 'sWhen buying
fruit cans see If they are not made Of roofing
tin which are coated with lead and is slow but
sure poison. They should be made of bright
tin, which is harmless provided the fruit is
emptied out of the cans as soon as opened.
The difference viii be easily told as the lead
en- tin has a dull look, while the bright tin
looks like Furnished silver. One is poison
Gus and the other is harmless
The Worthin gton 4draacs saws fourteen
year old daughter OF Commissioner Graf of
Mobiles county, was killed by being struck
with timber in the storm of the 2Ist ult
DIR. Uford, same county, had six ribs broken
and in Rock county two or three persons we're
killed. Much damage was done to to proper
ty.
The best on earth, can truly be said Of
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