St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-14
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

at New Orleans the damage by the fire
"Wednesday night TO the steamer ROdorf, and
800 bales of cotton, is estimated at SIS, 900.
AT Gloucester, Mass. an explosion of dy-
Mantle, caused by spark from a workmanis
pipe, caused considerable damage, besides
severely injuring three workmen.
Two cars of passenger train on the Colo
RADIO Central, were thrown from the track
near Denver yesterday, and several passen-
gers severely injured.
Robt. Standing aud wife, living on a
rancho some miles from Pine Grove, Col,
were found dead in their house Yesterday
morning. 1t is supposed they were muir
dered for money.
The Surface Railroad company, of New
York, has been granted permission TO build
a road on Broadway, that city, from Battery
TO Fifteenth street. The road to pay into the
city treasury annually three per cent. OF its
gross receipts, and guarantees $4,000 per
year.
Masked robbers entered the residence of
Capt. John Morrow, an aged invalid, at
Mansfield, Pa, and after binding and gaging
Mrs. Morrow and lady friend, ransacked
the house securing $500 cash and other
valuables. The ladies finally freed them
selves aud gave the alarm. Both were ter
cover.
The coal miners conspiracy cases at Wash
ington, Pa, will be called for trial Monday.
True bills have been found against seventy
nine persons engaged in the late troubles at
Coal Center and Woods Run.
John Maxwell, of South Argyle, Washing
ton county, New York, for many years
insane and confined in an old house, was
lrrnai 20 7aafh "Wednesday fnrasbo- v-;tb
the building In which he was confined.
A passenger train on the Ohio & Missis-
sippi road Wednesday ran into an open
switch near Vincennes, Ind, and G. Fair
banks, the engineer, was killed. The switch
is supposed TO have been opened by tramps.
AT Cincinnati about 80 yesterday morn
ing, while attempting to arrest burglar
caught in the act at Newport, ky., Policeman
Joseph Edgar was fatally shot and the burg
lar escaped.
An officer Of the passenger department of
the Pennsylvania road, denies that cut of
s. has been made by that cOmpany's agents
in through rates.
Quite shock of earthquake was felt We'd
nesday night in New Hampshire. In some
towns things were pretty badly shaken up.
A dispatch from London, Ont, also gives an
account Of its being felt in that region.
handsome monument erected in Free
hold, y. j., to commemorate the battle Of
Monmouth. was unveiled yesterday.
Pearl Tyler, daughter OF ex-President
Tyler, and VIM. NJ. Ellis, member of the
house Of delegates, were married yesterday
evening at Richmond, Va.
At Galveston, Tex Judge Sabin dissolved
the injunction granted some days ago in an
application Of the Western Union company
restraining the Baltimore & Ohio company
from the use OF the franchise along the line
of the Texas Pacific through the Red river
country.
Maxey Cobb and Mia Medium were
driven at the New York Driving park yes
terday 10 beat Edward and Dick Swiveller's
record Of 2:l6H. They made the mile in
2:l5Sl.
1t is understood the question raised BY the
counsel for Gen Swain, with regard TO the
legality and authority of the court martial ap-
pointed in the latter's case, had been de-
cided adversely to Gen. Swain, and that the
court viii assemble and the trial begin to-
morrow.
Wadsworth, the Republican candidate for
congress ia the Ninth Kentucky district, got
500 majority.