Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-19
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

neaVy snOW-stOrm was prevallpg IN scot
land Thursday.
A receiver has been appointed for the Peanet
Mills corporation of Brooklyn.
Cars reaching Albany, N Y, Wednesday,
came in covered with snow and ice.
The Etienne sugar refinery at Nantes, France,
burned Thursday. Loss, 1,5O0, ,000f.
A snow-storm began at Montreal Wednesday
night and continued through Thursday.
John Lee Chapman, formerly mayor of Bal
timore, died suddenly Wednesday, aged ~.
dispatch from Halifax says it is believed
the Ninety-seventh regiment il under orders for
Ireland.
The treasury department Wednesday bought
$500, 900 of six per cents which mature Dee.
3lst for $l.02s.
The directors of the Academy of Design. Chi
cago, have decided to build an opera house
costing S500,O00
The ship Galseta. from London for Bonn
bay, has grounded off Cape Clear and twenty
persons were drowned.
Gardiner, landlord in County Galway, Ire
land, was tarred and feathered Dy an armed
mob Wednesday night.
When the cold wave struck Albany, r. T.,
Wednesday noon, the Thermometer fell thirteen
degrees in half an hour.
ODeida, the dam of the four year old trotting
wonder, Trinket died last Saturday at Indian
Hill, KY. of the epizootic.
Salvini. the Italian tragedian, arrived at New
York Wednesday. He is to make his first stage
appearance in this country in Philadelphia.
The Chicago real estate call board was in.
augurated Thursday, and some dozen pieces of
valuable property disposed of at good prices.
Col. W. 8. johnson, of the Railway house,
Milwaukee, formerly OF the Par K Place. St.
Paul, arrived here. yesterday, for short visit.
Gen. Sam. Hartman, of Somerset. Wis, has
come over to st. Paul again to rest and swap
yarns. He isn't in robust health but his
friends find him as happy as ever.
In the municipal election at Chattanooga,
Tenn, Wednesday, Hart. Republican, was
elected mayor by seventeen majority, and two
Republicans were elected aldermen.
Private kilograms received at London an.
nounce that the Ohilian squadron left Valpar-
also the 14th with troops for the purpose of
landing at Calloa and besieging Lima.
Gov. Pilsbury has appointed 2. B. Page, of
Mantorville, to represent the Fifth Judicial
district on the State board of equalization, in
place of George P. johnson, deceased.
Samuel P. Kidder, Esq., of Huntington,
Wis, nephew of Judge Kidder, of Dakota, hav-
ing jast returned from long sojourn in Ore
gon, * spending the week In st. Paul.
TIE chief signal officer has been doing good
service to the Augar planters of Louisiana this
week in giving them early warnings of the un-
seasonable frosts which have occurred there.
d. j. Arnold, seventy years old, while har-
Messing his team in the passage way of grain
elevator in East Des Moines, Thursday, was
crushed to death by the floor of bin above
giving way.
At 10 o'clock Thursday evening fire de-
stroyed the grain warehouse of Lerueome &
Moth, at Des Moines, Iowa, with several
hundred bushels of oats.
An Oakland, CAL, dispatch says: There is
no such person known here as Horace Morrill,,
who was reported to have died in Philadelphia,
leaving the impression that he was a wealthy
Oakland merchant"
The Inter Ocean announces that Chicago cap
italists will Immediately begin the erection of
large ana elegant private hotel on the corner
of Michigan avenue and Twenty-lrst street. to
cost half million dollars.
The attendance at the present gathering of
the N. G. Patrons OF Husbandry is said to be
larger than ever before, thirty States being
represented. The reports of officers show the
grange organization increasing.
Geo. Ware on trial at Dayton, O., for the
murder of Lee Brumbaugh last September,
was acquitted Thursday: Brumbaugh was
found by Ware in criminal intercourse with
his wife, and Ware fred on Brumbaugh, caus-
ing his death in few moments.
Charles Messerth was arrested in San Fran.
cisco Thursday, by an officer from Pittsburgh,
Pa, charged in the forgery four years ago at
Allegheny City. He was on trial for the of
fense when he jumped his bail and went to
San Francisco, where he has remained since.
A special from West Newton, Pa, says: DR..
Jones general secretary of the Miners asso-
citation, while on train on his way to address
mass meeting of Smithtown miners, was ar
rested for calling meeting and distributing
bills, and held for court on charge of con-
spiracy. He was afterwards released on 81 900
hail