Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-12
ALL ABOUND TEE GLOBE.

st. Julien is to trot at Prospect park on Fri
day.
Fourteen deaths of yellow fever occurred Ia
Havana last week.
The weayers have returned to work in thu
Barnard mill at Fall river, Mass.
The President and party visited Old Tacoma.
New Tacoma and Seattle, yesterday.
George Warren, head of the Warren line of
Liverpool steamers, died in Boston Sunday
A telegram from Valparaiso, dated the 9Th
inst, states that negotiations for peace b.
tween Cbii snd Peru have been opened at
Arcia with Intervention of the United States
The French govern msnt has commenced q
prosecution against Felix Plat for an article
justify1lg the attempt of Berezowski, tbe Pole
10 shoot the Emperor of Russia at Paris In
June. 1867.
A sick sailor from the steamer Muriel, living
IN North river. has been sent to the New York
quarantine, suffering from pronounced case
of yellow fever. The Muriel has lately arrived
from Barbados.
Postmaster Joseph r. Fisher, treasurer of
the Union Loan association, of New Bruus-
wick, b. j., has embezzled s23, 900 of the stock
holders funds. He claims to be able to nav
back the amount.
Edward Pilee died at Columbus, o., yester-
day from the cuts and staba inflicted Frid.v
evening last by Thos. Herbert and Wm. Sobsi-
mer. The latter have been arrested and will
be indicted for murder.
John Carson, his son, and boy named b.
mer, of Spruce Greek, Pa, attempted TO walk
through the railway tunnel at that place Sun-
day. and were run over in the tunnel By an ex-
press train and all instantly killed
dispatch from Rome says the Jesuits who
have taken up their abode with students at the
American college In Villa San Chronic. nsar
Lorette. received information from the polioe
to leave and they have gone to Rome.
Jong Yng Sing, managing director of tho
China Merchants Steam Navigation company.
OF the southern ports of China, has arrived A
Havana, to ascertain if it is feasible to omen in
'ercourse by steamers between China and Ha-
vana.
The Peruvian consul, at New York, has adj
vices that Cherillas, Aneon and Chausay were
bombarded because Peru refused to sufrendar
the ships Union and Rimic to the Gillian COM
mander. lie was told to come and take
them.
At Milledgeville, Ind. Saturday night. Vim
Torey, aged 80 years, heard dogs barking az
went to his door, when he was shot dead INV
Charles Allen, husband of his second wife'.
daughter. Allen has been arrested and I'm.
confessed.
The steamer Batesvillo, en- route to Memnbis
with 800 bales of cotton, sunk at the month %
st. Francis river Sunday night. The cotton
was mostly saved, but the boat. valued az
s6,0O0 and insured for $4,000 in Cincinnst;
is total loss.
Several small buildings at the corner oa
Franklin and Van Boren streets, Chicago were
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. and n
Il. Browns. sash factory was consider.hI.
damaged. The loss, about $4,000, is well
covered by insurance.
According to clerical journals at Rome IN.
Papal Nuncio at Paris will continue to neooS
tate with the French government with fSa
object of mitigating the application of the "a
hglou DEGREES, and it will depend on the re-
suit of these efforts whether the Pope viii in
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