St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-08
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

At Kalamazoo, Mich, Anderson's furniture
factory is burned. Loss $4,000, partly insured
Clark's paper mills at Marsailles, H., were
burned on Sunday evening. Loss $4,000, fully
insured.
Over quarrel for the whipping of a boy, at
Danvie KY, named Carpenter was
killed by Vandeyeer. Both are colored.
The Merchants bank, and several stores and
Offices were burned at Pensacola, Fla, yester-
day. Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000
The losses caused by the fire in Cast s. Co.'S
was not large as expected. On the goods it
was $500 and on the building $4,000.
At Moberley, Mo-, the large brick ware room
OF the Wabash Railroad machine shops was
burned ON Sunday night. Loss $4,000
AT Il fire in st. Georges nat, New York, the
fire was cole1lete, the building and contents be-
ing destroyed. Three firemen and an engineer
were badly burned. There were severel other
narrow escapes.
James Kerby, the dupe in the graveyard con-
spiracy cases. at Fall River, Mass, has been SEN
fenced to the house of correction for one year.
The chief conspirator escaped with all the
booty.
Edward Clayburg, New York, filed an answer
in the suit of Lillian Spencer actress, Pttsburg,
for divorce. He denied all her allegations, and
wants her to take him back. He demanded a
trial by jury
The Chicago, Burlington Sc Quincy Railroad
company issuing more stock, and off at par
to their present stockholders an amount equal
to 10per cent of the stock they now hold.
The deficit in the province of Quebec for the
past year is S4S7, 00O The people are leaving
for the states in large numbers, many never TO
return.
At Allentown, Pa, the Democratic convention
will be held to-day, and everything was ready
last evening. The convention will be almost
unanimous for Randall
Two freight trains on the Rome, Watertown &
| Ogdensburg Railroad collded on Saturday night
Two engines and six cars were wrecked. 4
brakeman was seriously injured.
The Shiloh excursion will long be remem-
bered by the people of Tennessee. The ex-
ercises at the battle ground were most i'm
pressiYe, and as the old veterans saw the
names of their old comrades in arms on the
white headstones, the tears trickled down
their weather beaten cheeks. Addresses
were delivered by many Of the old officers
present.
White and Gibson reiterate their charges
against Gov. Murray, of Utah, and charge
they can prove the cases against him, giving
the names of witnesses they wish examined.
The official investigation has begun as to
the loss of the steamer Daniel Steinmann,
but nothing new has been elected.
The election in Cincinnati is doubtful, al
though the Republicans gain, but not enough
to overthrow the Democratic majority of last
year.
Colon Hoffman, of gainesville, Ohio, is
missing. He left his trunk and valise in a
hotel at Buffalo, where they still are.
The Republicans claim gain in Toledo,
Ohio, but the board of aldermen is still Dem
ocratic by the same majority.
At Columbus, o., the Republicans claim
they will carry the entire city ticket, and re-
tain their majority in the council.
At Hartford, Conn, Mayor Buckley, Re-
publican, is reelected.
st. Peters Lutheran church, N Y, was
damaged S25, 900 by fire last night.
At East Saginaw, Mich, the Republicans
obtained the majority. Parties about the
same as last year.
At Cleveland, o., the elections passed of
very quietly. The Republicans claim they
elect twenty out of the thirty-two councilmen
but unless they elect twenty-five they will moi
have a majority in the council.
Carrie Wood, at Jacksonville, ILL.,, dis
reputable woman, in house of ill-fame, shot
James Hennessy. She claims it was done in
self-defense.