Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-09
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

ember. are estimated at 81. 800, 600.
O. O. Arms, q prominent coal and iron man,
of Youngstown, o., died Wednesday.
Coal shipments BY river from Pittsburgh
Tuesday amounted to 1854, 600 bushels.
James B. Casey, of Oovington. Ky, has been
appointed tobacco inspector of Cincinnati.
Steamships which arrived at New York We'd
nesday report heavy gales the entire passage.
At Richmond, Va, Wednesday, the weather
was very cold with high winds from the north
| vest
The official majority for Pettigrew, Repub-
1 lican candidate for Congress for Dakota, is
9,487.
In New York, Tuesday. the subscriptions to
Panama caxal stock Ode Lesseps) amounted to
$4,000. 600.
The National Directory of the Ancient Order
| of Hibernians concluded its sessions at Oincin-
natl Wednesday.
Cincinnati bought and sold in the past yenr
2o0,O0O tons of pig iron, an increase of 46, 1000
| tons over last year.
| Two grave robbers at Adrion, Michigan, have
| just been sent to the penitentiary one year and
eight months, respectively.
dispatch from Paris states that up to noon
Tuesday 100000 Panama canal shares had
been applied for in Europe.
large brick building used for the storage
Wednesday. Loss $4,000; insured.
The city of Buenos Ayres has been se-
lected as the defnitive capital eff the republic,
and peace is permanently insured in that coun-
try.
A FIRE Tuesday night at Morris, Mich. de-
stroyed john Hughes liquor store and an sd-
joining store belonging to E. Hughes. Loss
$4,000; insured $1,000.
John ". Garrett was Wednesday, reelected
. - L., D-1k q
panY for the year ensuing.
France and Mexico have agreed to call all &C.
counts balanced to date and resume diplomatic
relations with nothing to settle.
There are $50 members in attendance upon
the sessions of the American public health as
ISOLATION in New Orleans this week.
Proceedings have been begun by stock
holders Of the st. Louis Times to rescue that
paper from its present management.
Youngstown, O., special states that the
jury in the case of Lot Hanof returned YER
dict of murder in the second degree.
The Mexican government revenue was in
creased the last year to $2l ,2"0,0 900. Hitherto
they have averaged not over $16, 600, GOO.
Chas. Fisher, supreme court Judge of New
Brunswick, died at Fredrickstown Wednesday
morning, of CONGESTION of the lungs, aged II.
Subscription books for stock in DeLesseps'
isthmus canal were opened at San Francisco
Tuesday, and few small subscriptions were
made.
Very Rev. Father Chambedit died in st.
Mary's infrmary, Galveston, Tuesday, of
pneumonia. He was parish priest in the days
of the Texan republic.
The St. Louis police arrested two m IN Wed
nesday morning whom they feel surs were en-
gagged in the murder of Police Officer Walsh
early last Sunday morning.
The Virginia deferred bonds which have be-
come quite active recently, represent that
portion of the debt of the State which West
Virginia engaged to assume.
New Bedford, Mass, on Tuesday elected for
mayor George Wilson, the temperance candi-
date, by 2,5G7 votes to 1,oi1 for Charles H.
Griford, the citizen candidate.
United States Treasurer Gilfllan has reciev-
ed fran the asss ant treasurer at Cincinnati,
a counterfeit $50 nots of the series of 1875.
Il is veil calculated to deceive.
Ex-Gov. e. NJ. Pease has rendered his resig.
nation Is collector of custons for the port of
Galveston, Texas, and ex-Gov. a. j. Davis is
named as his probaole successor.
Secretary Sherman, interviewed at New York
yesterday, asserted in substance that there will
be no hard feelings or party division over the
struggle between himself and Foster for the
Ohio Senatorship.
The departure of the Sioux delegation for
Washington to close the bargain for railroad
rights of way scross the reservation, is de-
lsyed by the accidental shooting of the Chief
Medicine Bear at Grow Creek.
Adispatch from Berlin states that four So
cialists have been arrested at Darmsdat, on
charge of high treason. Six persons have
been imprisoned at Pfoezheim, for circu.
lation ofrevolutionary publications.
dispatch from Berlin states that four
socialsts have been arrested at Darmsdat on
the charge of high treason, and six persons
have been imprisoned at Pfaezheim for circu-
latins revolutionary publications.
Mrs. Ellen McOsrty, residing on Chestnut
street. Columbus, o., was fatally burned Tues
day morning. While standing in front of g
stove her dress took FIRE and she was frightfuily
burned about the body before help arrived.
The London board of trade returns for the
month of November show an increase of sl.-
8l2 745 in the value of exports, and S4 OBS, ,99i
in the value of imports into the United
Kingdom, compared with the came month of
last year.
Seventy. five per cent. of the horses in the
Ottawa, Ont, district, are affected with cpl
zootio. Many fine animals have died in the
shauties for want of proper treatment, and it
is feared this will interfere with numbering
operations.
The Grand Council Royal and Select Master
Masons of Alabama, has unanimously ratified
the constitution OF the provisional General
Grand council of the United States, inaugur-
ated at Detroit last August This is the eighth
State to ratify.
dispatch from Conztantinople says note
prepared by the ministers have been sent to
the sultan for approval. It proposes that
Greece should receive considerable increase OF
territory, but that Janina, Metzana and Larissa
should remain Turkish.
The Senate committee on finance Tuesday
heard recommendations and protests, from
| brewers and malsters, regarding tie House
bills, passed in June last which proposes to
| fix the duty at twenty-five cents per bushel of
thirty-four pounds instead of twenty per cent.
ad valorem.
| The United States grand jury at New York
| has indicted for manslaughter the directors of
| the company and the captain and engineer of
| one of the sound steamers which burned some
| time ago, with great loss of life; and also. on
the same account, the government inspector
| of steamboats,.
| Some heavy cattle are being recorded at
| Chicago. Tuesday drove of IT'S fancy Christ
| mas cattee, averaging about 1000 pounds,
| coming from Elkhart, Ills, sold al S6.65, and
| Wednesday sales were made as high as Sc. 70
| for similar stock. These are the highest pri-
ces for the year.
| The State board Of equalization of Ohio, con-
| sisting of nineteen Democrats and eighteen
Republicans, met Tuesday, and after discred-
| liable fight against the majority organizing