Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-11
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Lord Laneston, an admiral on the British
retired list is dead.
rumor that Freeman, the Pecassett, MASS. }
murderer had escaped, is contradicted.
The Prussian parliament will meet Nov. Is,
to consider Bismarck's economical scheme.
John s. Harberger, of New York, president
of the old Manhattan banking company, ia
dead.
Extensive preparations for planting large
wheat crop this fall are being made in Te n
nessee.
Hultzeser's saw and grist mill at Utica, Lick
ing county, Ohio, was burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss $500; no insurance.
The German steamer Asia, bound from Annoy
to New York via the Suez canal, was stranded
on the island of Soco:ra, Indian ocean, Seps
%. No lives lost.
Providence, r. l., dispatch says G.. +.
Millin, formerly of the Rumford Chemical
Works, has made an assignment. His liabili-
ties exceed 100000.
committee of citizens of st. Louis had a
long conference with Secretary Schurz yester-
day-thelr object being to induce him to or
der new census of the population of that
city.
A Paris dispatch says that at cabinet coun-
Gil yesterday 1t WAS resolved to take decisive
steps against the unauthorized confraternities.
The execution of the DEGREES will begin this
week.
John Milhern, aged 16. one Of a charivari par
ty at Monroe WIS.,, was fatally shot Friday
night by 3. Burkey, at whose house the chart
vari was g iven. Burkey has been arrested for
murder.
The New York Evening Post says the demand
for silver dollars is now just about equal to the
supply from the minis. The call comes from
all parts of the country, but particularly from
the South.
The ninth anniversary of Chcago's great fire
was celebrated yesterday by parade and re-
view of the first brigade Illinois national
guards, on Michigan avenue. Gen. Sherid an
was the reviewing officer.
Munich dispatch says: Herr Rudhardt, who
recently had a difference with Prince Bis
marck concerning the Hamburg customs
question, has been relieved of his official func-
tions at bis own request.
Cyrus W. Field, being about to start on
tour arOnnd the world, is TO have dinner and
farewell exchange of compliments with Evarts,
Cooper, Hewitt, OIahin and other New Workers
able to give complimentary dinners.
French & Vests wooden mill at West Slough
ton, Mass, burned last evening with contents
Loss $2OO, 600, probably covered by insurance.
Over 300 hands are thrown out of work. Sever
al persons were I'M ured at the fire.
The Peruvian consul at New York has re-
oeived advioes that the Chilians have bombar
ed Chorillas, fashionable Peruvian watering
place, and other places in that part of the
country, destroying much valuable property.
telegram was received at the war depart
ment yesterday morning, announcing the
death at Fort Jefferson, Key West, Florida,
from yellow fever, of Ordnance Sergeant
Weaver. His youngest daughter is sick with
the fever.
The French government, having expelled six
German Franciscans at Espinal, now proposes
to Danish the English Passionists of Paris,
though their chapel is the only place in the city
where English speaking Catholics can hear a
sermon in their own tongue.
A special train Of one car bearing delayed
Australian mails, arrived at Omaha last even
ing from San Francisco. The osr chased the
regular train till it caught up at Omaha, gain
ing twenty-four hours and enabling mail con-
ection to be made in the transatlantic steam