St. Paul daily globe., 1884-04-21
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Governor Hoadly, of Ohio, viii deliver the
commencement Grafton before the Yale law
| school.
The salmon run in the Sacramento river is
unusually light this year, and prospects are
not flattering.
Schedules in the assignment Of VIM. II.
GNion, of New York, show liabilities at
1929, 900, actual assets S47, 900.
The existence of yellow fever at Vera Cruz
is reported by those who arrived from that
port yesterday, at New Orleans.
The water in Union river, Maine, is ris-
ing, and fears are entertained for the booms
and dams on it. Trains are stopped.
Hamond. who was hanged at White Plains,
n. Y, yesterday for the murder of a Jew
peddler, protested his innocence to the last.
The cattle disease at Neosha Falls, Kas., is
pronounced to be the veritable foot and
mouth disease, but there is no danger of it's
spreading.
At Dallas, Texas, wind storm yesterday
blew down an old church, used as a colored
school, injuring large number of the pupils,
some fatally.
At Louisville, KY, DR.. Philip Schlicher, an
old physician of the city, was run over and
killed by switch engine at the Union depot
yesterday.
AT Harrisburg, Pa, Annie Wagner was ia
tally shot by her aunt, who was playfully
pointing a revolver at her, which she did not
know was loaded.
Arizona wants 10000 feet space at the
worlds exposition at New Orleans, Lous-
siana wants the same amount, and Kansas
wants an increase.
At Farmersville, La, John Cherry was
brutally murdered on Wednesday by Perry
and William Milton, father and son. Cherry
leaves a wife and two children.
At Eastman, Ga, Willis Hodges, a negro,
was hanged yesterday for killing Lizzie
Jones. Hodges said in his speech from the
scaffold he was going to glory
John C. Sinclair, floorwalker for Stein
Bros, New York, has been arrested for
swindling the firm out of large amount of
money by means of ''refunding checks.''
The cotton on the steamer Marseilles, from
New Orleans to Havre, is ON fire. She put
in to Key West to havesit put out, but will
have to be unloaded to repair the damage.
At Galveston, Texas, last night, Benjamin
Hirschburg was horsewhipped by Mrs. DR..
Schulz whose husband ne had charged with
being the associate Of women of loose char
acter.
At Goshen, N. Y, last night burglars
opened the safe of Holmes & Bergman and
took 81 900, then stole horse and buggy,
which they left whers they got on board
train.
In the suit in Buffalo against the insurance
embezzler, Dimmick, the books were asked
for, as detective swore that he had seen an
agent of the firm making erasures and
changes.
The lines in the late North Atlantic con-
ference have reduced steerage passages from
New York to Liverpool to SIS, and still
further reduction will be made, if necessary,
to compete with other lines.
The Civil Reform association Chicago, has
requested the members in congress from
that state to support the bill making position
in the service last during good behavior, and
not four years as at present.
The embroglio between Victoria Medical
school and Laval University at Montreal has
been brought to an end by an order from the
pope to close the medical and law schools of
the branch established in the city.
At Utica, n. Y, at II O'Clock last night,
two fires occurred almost simultaneously,
half mile apart Lowery Bros. cotton ware
house was one; loss 100000; insured. The
other was Watson block, damaged $4,000.
Wardell, booIlkeeper for Newman s. Levin
son, San Francisco, fancy goods dealers, was
found short in his accounts $400. He was
arrested yesterday morning, and in half an
hour he died in prison, believed to be by sui
eide.
The trials at Cincinnati are progressing
rapidly. One was convicted yesterday, and
three pleaded guilty. One was acquitted,
charged with snatching a pocket book from
woman, owing to the principal being in
Texas.
In the trials before the United States cir
cult court at Charleston, s. c., for violation
of the election laws, the cases were dropped
chances for obtaining conviction of any of
the 200 cases.
Simon Pepper, member of the New York
Stock Exchange, arrested in Chicago some
days ago, was taken to New York by officers
last night. He is charged with appropriating
$780, 900, belonging to Jessie Morill, of Ore
gon Navigation securities. He kept the pro-
ceeds to himself.
By the neglect of the telegraph operator at
Steubenvlle to deliver proper train orders,
two freight trains on the Panhandle collided
ten cars were completely destroyed. Two
brakemen and fireman were injured.
At Atchison, Kas., rainfall has flooded
the city, and done an immense amount of
damage. White Clay creek which runs
through the city was several feet higher than
ever known, and swept a number of houses