Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-29
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE

Floods were reported yesterday in Mon
mouthshire, Oxfordshire and other parts of
England.
The reopening of the Princess theater, Lon
don, with Edmund Booth, is postponed to No.
vember 6.
Premier Castillo announced yesterday to the
Spanish cabinet that IL, 600 troops in Cuba will
shortly be disbanded.
MIR. Charles Harcourt, actor, of Drury Lane,
of London, is dead, from the effects of fall
through trap at the theater.
A terrible southwest gale occurred at Plym-
outh, Eng, Wednesday night. Several vessels
were stranded and several lives lost.
A messenger sent by Ria Pasha with proc
lamation to the inhabitants of Dulcigno re.
garding the cession of that city, has been muir
dered.
Gen. Grierson reports the turning back by
troops of party of Indians from an Apache
agency in New Mexico, on their way to join
Victoria.
Lieut.. Schwatka and his comrades in the re-
cent Arctic expedition had q reception from
the American Geographical society in New York
last night.
proposal has been made in Columbian
Congress to grant subsidy of 100000
yearly to Roche's proposed line of steamers be-.
tween Buneos Ayres and New York.
A Port Townsend Wash. Ter.) dispatch says
the revenue cutter Walcott has seized the
English sloop Alert for cruising in American
waters without papers.
At Little Rock, Ark, yesterday, jacobson
Greene was convicted of the murder of Ben
Borlsnd in Loanabe county. The verdict being
guilty in the first degree, he will be hanged.
The directors of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton railroad company yesterday
vote dividend of per cent. from the earn
ings of the six months ending September 30th.
The clericals and conservatives of the Prus-
sian parliament are said to have fallen out be-
cause the president Of the house staid away
from the Cologne festivities on religious
grounds.
John T. Jones, former employe of the Daily
Witness. travelling preacher and tract dis
tributor, shot himself yesterday in New York
three times. He may recover. Religious
mania is the cause attributed for the act.
Two painters named CHARLES Throop and
Henry Mum were at work on scaffold eighty
feet above the sidewalk in Cincinnati, when a
hook broke and both fell to the walk and were
instantly killed. Throop leaves a family.
The trustees of the consolidated mortgage
bonds of the Philadelphia Il Reading railroad,
have begun proceedings for compelling the re
ceivers to pay arrears to the sinking fund fol
redemption of these bonds in preference to
paying interest on the general mortgage bonds
of the road.
The property of the Chicago Jockey and
Trottipg club was sold under Judgment note
of $4,000, to A. W. Richmond, owner of
young Hopeful and son of Dean Richmond of
New York. The sale does not affect Haverly' 8
three years lease of the pool, club house and
bar privileges.
Gen. Grant presided at Republican meet
ing in Buffalo last night, and made a speech
expressing his desire to have this country
ruled by the North, or rather by the Republi-
can part of it. Senator Cankling also made q
speech, but the Associated Press doesn't re-
port what he said.
Patrick Daley, a farmer from near Poas-
town, Butler county, O., at a saloon at Middle.
town, quarreled Tuesday night with man
named Cummings, and was followed from the
saloon by friend of Cummings named Thom-
as johnson, who shot him through the heart,
killing him instantly. johnson escaped.
The Associated Press reports Garfield
speech at Mentor yesterday, for benefit of Gar
fields papers, but negleots to tell where the
audience came from, except that they visited
Mentor by special train. The language of
the speech, however, seems to indicate that
they were all Portage county people, whom
Garfield wished to take by the hand, every one
of them