Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-06
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The yellow fever Is causing htteen to twenty
deaths daily in Ganyaquil, 8. A.
Albert Jolly, republican deputy for the de-
partment of Seine ct Guiese, Franeey is dead.
dispatch from Paris states that the Pana.
ma canal su description is said tC be more than
covered already.
In the billiard tournament at Philadelphia
last week Edward Mclaughlin won the State
championship emblem.
1t was reported at Philadelphia. Saturday,
that the Boltimore & Ohio company was cutting
rates between New York and the West.
Persons in Bismarck's confidence have lately
been constrained to deny anti-Jewish publica-
tions which We're attributed to them.
More skirmishes between the colonists and
Basutos reported from South Africa, with
no material loss or gain on either side.
The National Republican, of Washington, ap.
pears in an enlarged form and under editorial
management of Geo. Gordon, of California.
The Union Pacific depot at Salina, KS, was
destroyed by fire Friday night, and large
amount of freight and express matter was
burned.
dispatch from Berlin states that China has
just completed bargain with ship builders
Of Stetlin for the construction of formida-
BILE irOnciad.
The international feet in Turkish waters has
been dissolved, the British squadron having
sailed for Malta, the Russian for Naples and
the French for Toulon,
Mr.. Schoenmeat, of Chicago, supposed to
have been burned in the Beckwith House,
Oshkosh, has been heard from by telegraph
from Berlin, Wis, safe and sound.
Joseph Collier, of Menasha, Wis, convicted
of ravishing his own daughter, has been SEN
fenced to fifteen years in the penitentiary. The
case will be taken to the supreme court
The Commercial hotol and Burlingame
house, Burlington, KY, burned Sunday night.
Loss on buildings about $4,000. The dam
age TO furniture and loss of personal effects of
occupants was considerable.
Robert r. Brown has been arrested at Folsom,
California, by United States Detective Finue-
goss for counterfeiting quarter dollars and
dimes. Six sets of dies, and a quantity of
counterfeit coin was captured.
1t is reported in Spanish ministerial circles
that the government has decided to place re-
strictions on the admission of French monks
into Spain, in which it is said to have the ap-
proval of high Episcopal authority.
A negro named Henderson was hanged at
Frisr's Point, Miss. last Friday, for the mur-
der of Thomas Kingein September, 1879. King
undertook to step tight in which Henderson
was engaged and was shot dead by the latter.
The person known to the police as Sir Hugh
Courtney, and by other names and titles, has
been committed to prison in New York in de-
fault of $1,000 bail, on complaint of Alfred
G. Speyer, who, on the Both of January last
loaned him $780,
dispatch from Oandahar Ito the London
Standard says: Col. st. John has learned from
Herat that Ayoob Khan has been invited by
persons at Cabul to march there. Col. s..
Johns informanta promise to arrest Ayoob
Kahn on his approach.
The experiment of planting American oys-
tara hal hac q
and it has been decided to construct basins
there wherein the young oysters will be pro-
tected from their enemies. and plant several
million from America.
The school board Of the city Of Hillsdale
Mich, are by the ears politically ami, as a re-
suit, the teachers haven't been paid for three
months, and Friday the schools closed for want
of wood to keep them warm. The citizens are
talking about getting mad over the disgrace
full state of things.
For four days last week storm of wind and
rain prevailed throughout California, except in
the mountains, where heavy fall of snow oc-
CURED, breaking down the wires, and for a
time blookadiDg the railroads, although pas
sage was affected. Enough rain has fallen 10
start ploughing everywhere.
A fire at Havre de Grace, Md, Sunday morn
ing, burned out Murphy's hardware store,
Burke's cigar store, Farr & Bros produce store,
frame houses belonging to W. W. Hopkins
and brick house belonging to the Chapkins
estate. Lcas $4,000; partly insured.
The remains of Lieuten ant Governor Elret
G.. B. Robinson, of Colorado, reached Kalama-
zoo Mich, Thursday night, under escort of
ex-Gov. Jenkin, Secretary of State Mildaum,
and other citizens of Colorado, and were re-
ceived by municipal officers, military and civil
organizations, etc. They are to be buried at
the neighboring village of Plainwell, bis former
home.
The Western Farm Mortgage company, of
Kansas, In reply to charges of embezzlement
on the part of its president made by J. B.
Watkins & Co. claims that the article recent
ly published in Kansas and Missouri papers is
virulent and grossly libelous, and says that
heavy damage suits have been commenced
against ]. b. Watkins & Co., and will also be
prosecuted against all papers that have pub
lished the libelous charges.