Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The disabled steamship Rhineland has been
towsd into Falmouth.
Extensive preparations are being made for
quartering troops in the west of Ireland.
The American terminus of the Allen line of
steamers kas been changed from Baltimore to
Boston.
Ten men were drowned yesterday by the acei-
dental flooding of coal pit near Stillertou,
N. 8.
At Washington yesterday the Nationals made
IA runs to the Chicagos 9, when the game was
called on account of darkness.
A dispatch dated Valparaiso the 10th. says
Chill and Peru have accepted the offer of
mediation by the United States.
It Is reported that gold to the amount OF
s600, ,0O0 was taken from the bank of France
Monday for America and Germany.
A plasterer named Hefferman. and steward
named spencer, have been arrested in connec-
ton with the murder of Lord Mount Morris.
Gen. Grant left New York yesterday after.
noon for Boston. escorted by q committee from
that city, consisting of ex-Govs. Boutwell, and
Talbot and Col. 81, O. Hill.
There was a sharp debate in the Vermont
House yesterday on proposition to invite Gen.
Grant to visit Vermont as the guest of the
State, but the proposal finally carried. Grant
arrived at Boston yesterday.
The secretary of the interior has decided that
no claim will be recognized by any miner o
settler to any mineral or other land upon the
Ute reservation, which il based on settlement
or occupation previous TO the formal opening
of that reservation.
The celebration OF the sesqui centennial, OF
Baltimore, was continued yesterday with q
parade of Masonic bodies and school children,
orations before the State Historical society and
a banquet in the evening. To-day there is to
be military parade.
pastoral was read in the Catholic church
of Ottawa, Ontario, yesterday, forbidding par
ents to send their children to the model school
on pain of deprivation OF the sacraments. The
model school Is a government institution, pre-
| hminary to the normal school,
| The Dakota supreme court has affirmed the
decision of the lower court in the case of ex
Postmaster Adams, of Deadwood, sentenced tc
| three years In the penitentiary for embeEzle'
ment. The case will be appealed to the su-
preme court of the United States.
At Grand Rapids, Mich, yesterday, Martin
Adraanse, employed in the Wolverine Furni
| ture Works, was caught in shaft while shift
| ing belts, and was drawn over q pulley. Hi
right leg was pulled from his body, his lef
| leg and arm broken and body horribly mangled
causing instant death.
Ivan de Woestyne, editor Of Gaulois, Paris
for publishing an assertion that Lieutenant
i Colonel Young had communicated to the Ger
man government the French plan of mobhiza
ton, has been sentenced TO six months imprts
onment, to pay fine of QUO francs, and ts
pay 1000 francs damages TO Young.
While Jared Dingman, q prominent fish
dealer at Mackinaw, was crossing the straits
/ Yesterday on the tug Chas. Pendell. he losi
! 81, 500 In gold coin overheard. he was nego'
tia,ing for the purchase Of the tugboat and
| had the money In overooat pocket. The
pocket bad hole IN IL, through which the
| gold slipped into the water.