St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-08-24
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

signed yesterday.
Patrick Hortnet, of Cincinnati was yesterday
sentenced to be hanged Dec. 5, 1884, He killed
his wife Jan. 81, 1888.
A fire yesterday morning at Boonesboro, la ,
destroyed eight business buildings, including
large canning factory.
Dr. T. Stanley Beckwith, of Petersburg Va,
brother of Bishop Beckwith, of Georgia, died
Saturday, Aug. %.
The Republicans of the Fourteenth congress
sional district of Missouri, nominated Wilson
Cramer for congress, Saturday, Aug %.
Edwin NJ. Lewis, president of the Farmers
and Mechanics bank, Philadelphia, died yes
terday.
The Lancaster bolt company, of Pennsylvania,
assigned yesterday. Liabilities S67 900.
An elevator in the gram warehouse of p Keil
6 Sons, of Pittsburg, Pa, gave way yesterday,
throwing two men, Theodore Tossing and Peter
Pnauff from the third to the first floor, dis
lance of 100 feet Both men were fatally in
Prof w. X. Kingman, of Charleston, s. c.,
walked out of a window while asleep in a house
in Wilkesbarre, Pa, yesterday and was killed by
the fall.
Drs Paasen and Solomon made an inspection
of the Jersey herd owned by A. G. Epler, of
Virginia, Ill.,, where the pleuro-pneumonia was
supposed to have originated, and found no signs
of the disease
The naval authorities have made an examina-
ton of the coal used in the United States war
vessels, and have decided that semi bituminous
coal, especially of the smokeless variety, is the
best for such use.
President Arthur left New York yesterday for
New York.
The National Greenback party of New York
will hold state convention next Saturday to
nominate presidential electors.
The Republicans of the First Ohio congress
siona district Saturday nominated Jacob Romers,
who is now serving his third term as mayor of
Toledo, for representative.
Samuel Sibley, John Oskers and Charles Ma
ton, of st. Joseph, Mo-, went fishing Saturday,
and took jug OF whisky along. They got into
aquarrel and all were drowned
Fifty Indian children from Albuquerque, New
Mexico, arrived at st. Louis Saturday en- route to
the Indian school at Carlisle, Pa
The Western County bank at Marshfeld, Mo. :,
has suspended, and c. +. Brooks has been APP
pointed receiver. The liabilities are reported at
$4,000; assets estimated at SIS, 600 to $50, 900.
All the school and county funds, amounting to
some $4,000, were deposited in this bank. Spec
uaton in grain is said to be the cause of the
failure.
Capt. j. W. Morgan, ice master of the Thetis
of the Greedy relief squadron, informs the public
he never told any person or led any one to be-
lieve from his conversation that cannabalism
had been practiced by Lieut. Greedy and his com
| mand.
President Arthur and party arrived at New
London at 10 O'Clock last night, where an infor-
nal reception was held. He goes to Newport to-
day.
The steamship Oregon arrived at New York
yesterday, having made the trip across the At
lantc in six days and ten hours.
Cyrus Field leaves New York tomorrow for n
trip across the continent.
Col. Charles B. Morton, the runaway assistant
postmaster of Brooklyn, has written to his wife
that he left to save others from trouble.
There were 10000 in line at the parade of In
diana veterans in Fort Wayne yesterday.
Luciano Padillo, Mexican Just released from
prison. last Saturday assaulted little girl, at q
| place about fifteen miles west of Lincoln, Neb.
| Yesterday he was hanged by mob, on the spot
where he committed his last crime.
! S. n. Hall, under sentence OF death at Chris
/ tiansbuTg, Va. for the murder, twelve years
ago, OF G. A. Bowyer, has been granted a stay OF
execution pending an appeal Of his case.
| There were seventeen deaths from yellow fever
at Havana yesterday.
| The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific circle
continued in session yesterday. During the day
| officers were elected.
Dallas, Texas, was visited by cyclone yester.
| day. Subtitle damage was done to property.
| There were $50 delegates in attendance at the
| worlds convention of the Y. N. G. A. in Berlin
The Republicans Of the Second congressional
| district of Michigan nominated Martin Halcomb
for congress yesterday, on the fourth ballot
The first Republican demonstration OF the
campaign in Indiana, occurred at Louisville
| saturday, August %.
The heavy rains in Massachusetts, Friday night
! did much damage. The tracks of the New Lon.
! don g. Northern railroad were washed out 50
| badly, and bridges swept away, that traffic will
| be abandoned for several days.
Sir John A. Mcdonald. OF Ottawa, severely
| condemns Trewens scheme to ship Wyoming
cattle to Europe via Canada. He says it il un-
| Just to Canadian cattle raisers.
| T. ;. Lord, who was Publisher Of the Kalarna-
! 700 Nail now defunct, sues the Kalamazoo TEL
/ egr0Ih for libel placing the damages at 800. 900
! The article on which the suit is based appeared
in the 1eLe6raph two years ago asst February.
and gave Lords retraction of slanderous pub
! LEGATION.
| The members OF the Greenback party in
Louisiana are preparing to open the campaign
4 for Butler.
J. r. Giles, Of Little Rock, Ark, was danger
| ously cut yesterday by Commodore S. Hayne
/ Both prominent citizens.
! Ali Of the bodies have been recovered from the
Buckridge mine at Shamokin Pa