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Daily globe., 1878-12-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The census of last September gives the popu-
lation of Toxic as 1,036771. Houses In Toxic,
236,96l.
Frederick Auffain, registrar of court at Hong
Kong, is convicted of embezzling nearly $780,
000 and sentenced to seven years penal servi-
tude.
An American, Frederick Auchinclass, of New
York, suicided by shooting, at Yokohama,
Nov. II, aged q years. He was partially de-
ranged.
citizen Of Hong Kong named Belitos has
ordered bronze statue of Lord BeaconsfeId
from England for erection in the colony, to
cost $1,000.
A fire in the Fowler building at Nashua and
Ann streets, New York, yesterday morning,
caused loss to owners and occupants of about
$4,000; partly insured.
Moses Blum, an operator in provisions, failed
on the Chicago board of trade yesterday, on ac
count of the heavy decline of the market re-
Gently. HIS debts are supposed to be abon.
S4O,0G0. 1t is believed he will eventually
settle.
A British and Italian ship was recently
wrecked on the Island of Quelport, South
Corca- Contrary to expectation, the natives,
of whom little was previously known, showed
great humanity and e1erted themselves for the
safety and restoration of all survivors. The
hitherto supposed savages are now known to be
gentle and fairly civilized.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
AFGHAN SURRENDER.
A RUAoR TH4T rs IMPORTANT IF
TRUE.

An Envoy OF the Government in Gen.
Brownies Camp Asking Him to Go to
Csbul and Organize a Government, as the
People Are in Insurrection Against the
Ameer-- Continuation of tho Debate In the
British Commons---A Compendium of
Foreign Notes.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

excess of that number at Adrianople until
definite treaty is concluded.
The British ambassador contradicts the re-
port that he is negotiating an additional treaty
with Turkey.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 12.-Gortschakoff has
been received by the Gar, and has formally
resumed the direction of the foreign Office.
MUCH ALARMED.
correspondent at Constantinople telegraphs
that it is said domiciliary visits nave been
paid to the houses of the late ministers. The
heir presumptive and suItan's brother and
cousin are strictly guarded. The streets are
strongly patroled. The sultan is much
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
Tho Ohio Crane gers.

COLUMBUS, O., Dec. 12.-The State grange
to-day adopted resolutions of respect to the
memory of the late John II. Kllppart, of the
State board of agriculture, and memoralizing
Congress to pass the bill now pending to pre-
vent the importation and spread of contagious
diseases among farm stock. j. II. Brigham, of
Wauzon, was elected master, vice l.. II. Ellis
declined. Ellis then elected chairman Of
the executive committee.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
Nemsparer Consolidation.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-The Evening Dispatch
and Evening Post were consolidated this mora
ing, and will appear this afternoon under the
name of Post and Dispatch. Jno. A. Dillon of
the Post, will have general control; Joseph
Pulitzer will be chief political writer. The
position of the paper will be strictly independ-
ent. A new company will be formed, and the
business of the concern be transacted under
the title of Dis3atch printing company.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
Madison Notes.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
MADISON, Wis, Dec 12.-The annual sale of
lands forfeited to the State was held in the
capitol to-day. Large numbers were present
and the bidding good. Forty thousand acres
were sold, mostly in Ashland, Bayfield,, Chip
pewa, Lincoln, Oconto and Shawano counties.
The average price obtained was S1.25 per acre.
State Superintendent Whiteford will move
for new trial in his libel suit against Ezra
Goodrich, of Milton. which was decided against
him in the Rock county circuit court on
W.dp>.doy
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC.

II @turn OF zen. hOSSerS Surveying Party--
Twenty-Five Miles of Line Laid Out--A
New Town--Bridge Building to be Begun
At Once.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.l
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. l2.-Gen. Rosser, chief
engineer of the Northern Pacific railway, ar
rived in this city last evening" accompanied by
the entire corps, who had been engaged on the
working survey from the Missouri river west
to the Yellowstone Twenty-Five miles of the
line was surveyed and staked ready for the
graders to go the frost is out of
the ground in the spring. The corps of en-
gineers has been disbanded, and Gen. Rosser
will remain in this city for the winter.
new town has been laid out on the west
bank of the Missouri river, opposite Bismarck,
called Mandan, the proprietors of which are
expecting to take the wind out of the sails of
the former place, and transfer the business to
the west bank of the Missouri, in anticipation
of he railroad business. Gen. Rosser says that
it is probable that bridge builders will be at
work putting in piles on the line surveyed on
or before the first day of January.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
Ocean Steamships.

LONDON, Dec. 12.-The steamships England
and State Of Louisiana, from New York, have
arrived out.
BREMEN, Dec. 12.-Arrived, the Berlin from
Baltimore.
NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-Arrived, the City of
Chester from Liverpool Mas, from Rot
terdam
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
Won Arainst Time.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec 12-At Stockton to-day
Rarus and Sweetzer went in an exhibition trot
for a purse of $500, with $500 added if Rarus
beat Goldsmith Maids time. 2:1411S. the best
time ever made in the State. Rarus trotted
the first mile in 2:l615. A running horse went
with him second heat, which Rarus made in
2:14L. Track fast and in good order
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
Anti-Driye Well Association.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD, Minn.. Dec. IA well attended
anti-drive well meeting was held at the court
house this evening, and an organization formed
with the following officers: President, 81. J.
Resenberger; secretary, G. f. Macdonald; treas
urer, a. +. Robertson.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
The PubIic

should know that we have the largest variety
of holiday goods to be found in the city. No
trouble to show goods aud give prices. Call
and examine before the best goods are selected
and laid aside. WHITE STONE & Co.,
Book Store, 81 East Third street.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
CAPITAL NOTES.
OF BOTH HOUSES oF
CONGRESS YESTERDAY.

The Fertilization Bill Passed by tho Senate
With Increased Appropriations-The
Army Reorganization Bill Reported-Its
Provisions-The Pension Appropriation
Bill-Attorney General Dovens Will Not
Retire from tho Cabinet-Miscellaneous
News.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
The Cotton Crop.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 42.-The cotton crop of
1878, in round numbers is 5,l97,O00 bales, al
lowing $50 pounds to the bale.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
TOYS and Games

in great variety at the 99-Cent Store. Also
books, cards. vases, clocks cages, cutlery, plated
goods, jewelry, pipes, pictures, glassware, sta
tionery, perfumery, etc.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
Happiness at the Other Fad Of the Auenue.
Minneapolis Tribune, Dec. l2.

minneapolis tribune, Dec. IL.
Our excel ent neighbors down in St. Paul,
we regret to say, are still laboring under an
immense mental strain over the beginning of
the work by the Chicago Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroa on short, line railroad between
St. Paul and Minneapolis. Hostilities, as yes
day threatened, were not actually begun by
President Drake at the head of his three
hundred men under good, sturdy leaders,
but he was assured by the plucky and re-
solute defenders of their rights that swarmed
around him, that they would be ready at
q moments notice to march 20 the seat of war
and drench the ground with gore If necessary
for miles around. At one time this seemed 10
be the deadly imminent COARSE that events
would take; for we learn from the GLOBE that
the excitement was added to yesterday by "a
report that the people of Minneapolis had es-
poused the cause of the corporauion-as to
Being to eame to the 5y deenss
of their working force, il, perchapce, force
should be necessary to dispossess the
trespassers and restore the invaded property
to the Sioux City company" But we are re.
lieved to further find from the GLOBE that all
fears from a minneapolis invasion were allayed
when it was found that the only ruthless in
vader from minneapolis that could be spied
was reporter of the Minneapolis Tribune
armed, not with a Gatiing gun, nor followed by
a huge army corps, but only with a harmless
lead-pencil, from which he assured the excited
and apprehensive patriots who were ready to
shed their blood-and the reporter
feared his own-that they had nothing
to fear. Thus reassured. a feel
ing of partial calm ensued, and no actual
hostilities were resumed until President Drake
succeeded in getting out an injunction, armed
with which, and supported by army of re-
porters. citizens, newsboys, and a squad of
mixed hangers-on that would have done credit
to Falstaff's volunteers, he marched resolutely
to the place where Assistant Superintendent
Case was fighting the sand bank with his COM
pany of shoyelers and commanded him, in the
| name of God and the continental council
! of st. Paul. to desist from his ma
rauding purpose at once, and surrender his
forces at discretion. Case smoled smile of
exasperating significance. which Drake inter-
preted into menace of fearful import, and he
then and there, taking out his turnip and gaz.
ing at it with fiendish air, and brandishine
his rolled injunction aloft, like scroll of i'm
mortal justce-exclaimed to the amused and
grinning Case, I'm five minutes, if some
| thing IS not zone, aUe auiW do sonac
thing" Startled by this fearful and bloody
threat, Case winked wunl1 and said, ''That is
just what we are about doing something: we
are quite willing to keep on doing it without
any I'M JUNCTION of the law. This peaceful anC
lawful reply, however, only enraged the ma
jestic minister of the courts the more, ant
Case, fearing that Drake might 20 to pieces il
his terrible wrath ceased further war on th
sand bank, by ordering his men to quit.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

hIr. Smith, from the committee appropri-
ations, reported resolution for the pension
appropriation bill. Referred to the committee
of the whole, and the House went into such
committee on that bill. Several amendments
were offered and rejected. The committee rose
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

Get your children's presents at Merrill's.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
THE THING SETTLED

LONDON, Dec. IA special to the Advertiser
from Bombay says an Afghan official arrived
in Gen. Browns camp from Jellalabad and in
vited the British to advance to Cabul and es-
tablish a new government in consequence of q
general rising against the ameer.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

Juvenile festival at Merrill's to-day.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

QU1NINE.
Mr.. Morrison introduced bill to repeal the
duty on quinine. Referred.
Mr. Evens introduced bill removing the
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

Senator Davis, of Illinois, presented petit
tion of citizens of Chicago, asking that a
tract Of land, not less than 100000 or more
than 100000 acres, be held for a national
charity farm, where all classes of DOOR, sick
disabled or intirm persons may have home.
He also presented petition of citizens of Chi
cago asking appropriation for the construc-
ton of canal from the southwest branch of
the Chicago river to the mouth of the Calumet
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

THE WHEAT CROP.
The October returns of the departure of ag-
riculture did not materially change the aspect
Of the wheat crop as foreshadowed by the
monthly report of it's condition. December
returns, including estimates of the yield per
acre, confirm and somewhat enlarge previous
estimates. A compilation from all the returns
show the aggregate crop to be about 425, ,0O0,O 900
bushels,
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

WASHINGTON, Dec. 12-President's nomiaa-
tions: Jere Murphy, OF alabama, to be United
States marshal for the northern district of Ala
bama. Col. Randolph, B. Mercy, inspector
general, to be Inspector general, with the rank
of brigadier general
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

PARIS, Dec. PA movement has been be-
gun for the purpose of transferring Dufraure
to the ministry of foreign affairs: while he re-
mains president of the council, offering Wad-
dington the embassy to London, and placing in
the ministry OF justice Republican to make
radical changes IN the magistracy.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

LONDON, Dec. IA correspondent Of the
Neacs, in a dispatch dated Rawul Pindes, says
he has some reason to believe that the ameer
has sent relative and high dignitary to Major
Cavagnari at Dakka beseeching the British to
grant peace and asking for no conditions The
correspondent does not assert this positively.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

A brief discussion as to the order of bust
ness resulted in an agreement that the vote on
Edmunds bill in regard to counting the elec-
toral vote shall be taken to-morrew.
THE HOT SPRINGS.
The bill from the House to correct the en-
rollment in the sundry civil appropriations
bill of last year, in regard to the Hot Spring.
reservation in Arkansas, was passed without
amendment.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

WHEELING, w. Va, Dec. 12.-Isaac Mile,
while under the influence of liquor, went to
sleep IN the railroad track near Pennington,
after having been elected from the Cumber-
lann accommodation train going east The
west bound accommodation train came along
and struck him. cutting off both legs and
manging his body in a frightful manner. The
remains were gathered up and carried in sheet
int" Manningtou, where deceased has wife
aud six children,
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
A SLIGHT ACCOMMODATION.


WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Anthony
called up the Senate bill authorizing the public
printer to print papers and documents for Sen
ators, Representatives and Delegates in Con-
gress upon payment of cost and 10 per cent. ad-
ditionas. Passed.
THE FoRTIFICATIoN BILL.
Senator Window called up tho fortifcation
appropriation bill. The amendments of the
committee, including an appropriation for ar
mament of sea-coast Notifications from
sl25, 900 to $25O,OO0, and for preservation and
repair OF Notifications from 100000 to
$2OO,O0O were agreed to, and the bill then
passed.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13
PROBABLE INFANTICIDE.
CorrespOndence of the Glohe-

correspondence OF the Globe.
ROCHESTER, Minn., Dec. l.-Monday about
A. NJ, as AIrs. Stewart was leaving her house
she found a bundle on her step that on exam
ination proved to he dead child. The coroner
was at once notified and took it away. In the
inquest that folio aed the fact that the child
was there, by its crying, at o'clock Sunday
evening, and that it was there alive was
developed. Parties passing heard it, but sup
posed its mufed cries came from within the
hcrase The police making thorough
search to discover who the guilty parties are,
that they may be brought to justice.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

The committee on ways and means to-day
adopted resolution inviting the secretary of
the treasury and other officials to appear Tues
day next with reference to the duties upon
sugar, and appointed sub committee Gibson,
Phelps and Garfield, to collect information on
the subject for the full committee on the first
day after the reassembling of Congress- The
committee will hear all persons concerned in
the ques ton.
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

The murdered bodies of Mrs. HARRISON and
three children were found yesterday in hay
stack her farm fifteen miles south of
Kearney. They supposed to have been
killed on the 8th inst. s. ID. Richards is sus-
pected of being the murderer and it is thought
he left Kearney for the East yesterday. re-
ward of 5000 is offered for the arrest of the
murderer
Daily globe., 1878-12-13

It can now be stated positively that there is
at least no present probability of Attorney
General Devens retiring from the cabinet. The
President and other members of the cabinet
consider it to the advantage of the government
that no change shall occur at present. and
while Gen. Deyens has had offered to him the
position of first circuit judgeship, he will defer
his own wishes in regard thereto and remain in
his ,,resant nfEco
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