Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-12
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Twenty.six Socialists sailed from Hamburg
Thursday for New York.
A Jockey club is being organized to
build and operate 8 race course at Rockaway
beach.
Yoe Man, the Ohinaman murdered by un-
known robbers in Chicago, was buried after
Christian forms.
The Canadian government has cancelled the
order of Oct. 22d for partial opening of the
Welland canal, Sunday.
The report of the death of Greenough, the
sculptor, was incorrect. It was his son, a
young painter, who died.
Burglars entered the postof1ice at Appleton,
Wis, Wednesday night opened and rifed $50
letters and carried off others.
John Johnston, whose residence is unknown.
was struck by railway engine at La Crosse
Thursday and instantly killed.
Henry ". Horton, we'll known lawyer OF
Philadelphis, at one time co-editor of the
American Law Register ''died Thursday morn.
ing.
Wint. G. Harman. confidential clerk of Lee,
Tweedy & Co., New York, has been arrested ano
| confesses to extensive robberies of goods from
| the firm.
The death warrants of Patrick Hayes and
D. T. Sullivan, who are to be banged January
| 9Th, was read to them in the Philadelphia jai
| Thursday.
The international fat stock exhibition a
Chicago will be opened to visitors Monday
| next. A number of handsome cattle have al
ready arrived.
passing the top masts of a vessel sticking Out
! of the lake. It is supposed the masts are those
of the propeller Zealand.
The supreme court Of Indiana has granted
new trial to Mrs. Brown, convicted of the mur
| der of her husband, and has affirmed the cen
| tence of Wade, her accomplice.
The M. E.missionary committee has fixed th,
round sum to be raised by the churches al
| $778, 900. owing to the debt of $4,000. Th'
| whole il to be divided among the American
conferences.
Rev. R. D. Hitchcock, who for twenty-five
years has occupied the chair of church histor,
| in Union NJ. X. seminary, has been chosen Il
| succeed the late DR.. VIM. Adams as presiden
| of the seminary.
! The sides of a deep railway cut near Orang,
Court House, Va, caved Thurday morning
crushing several colored laborers. P. Taylo
and e. Fields were instantly killed and fiy
others seriously wounded.
Ex Alderman and ex-prize fighter Dunn, O
Brooklyn, who brutally assaulted ex-Judg
Morris, has been indicted for assault with in
tent TO kill. His victim is suffering intensel.
and is unable to move or speak.
Suit has been brought by several WON el
against J. w. Bugbee, manager of the ladies
grain exchange at Chicago, the suitors allegin!
| that concern to be swindle. 1t is not Hkel,
they will recover their margins or profits.
Four of the five citizens of Florida, accused
of violating federal election laws, who were
rescued from the custody of a deputy marshal
have voluntarily appeared at Jacksonville and
given bail. The fifth is sick but will do tn,
same when he can travel.
notable wedding occurred at the house o.
Judge II. W.. Blodgett, Waukegan, Ills.
Thursday evening. His youngest daughter
Miss Aris Blodgett, being welded to Clarence
A. Burley, of Chicago, A considerable mum
ber of eminent persons were present at tn
ceremony.
A New York dispatch of Thursday says: ''Th
production of anthracite coal will not be re
stricted until after navigation is closed. The
demand is not large. except at the West. ans
some of the companies are said to be making
through agents, large contracts for future de
livery.
Baudory D'Asson. the French deputy, tenn
porarily expelled for rinsubordination, resume,
his seat in the chamber Thursday and refuse,
| to leave. President Gsmbetta thereupon sus
pended the sitting, squad of soldiers wa
cal ed in and, by their united efforts, D'Asson
screaming, kicking and scratching, was re
| moved and locked up in an ante room