Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-02
COMPARATIVE pREc1p1rAT1oNs.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Yesterday was general holiday in Englan d.
Sir Thomas Bauche, the engineer of the Tay
bridge. is dead.
| The payment of the November interest on
| the pubic debt has begun.
| The reported murder of the ameer of Afghan
| istan proves to be unfounded.
| fire at Bayon Sara, La, on Sunday, de-
stroyed property to the value of $200, 900.
| There were 1856 British and foreign vessels
wrecked off the coas6 of England last week.
Princess Olga. youngest daughter of the
king of Greece, died yesterday after a few
| days illness.
| John T. Keene, mayor of North Danville,
Va, was killed yesterday by being thrown
from buggy.
Gen. Sherman, bis daughter Mrs. Audenried
rived IN St. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hayes arrived at Fremont,
yesterday. hIr. Hayes wall go to Washing
ton, probably, on Thursday.
| The store of Hart d Hubisach, at Warren
| town, Mo-, WAS robbed and burned on Satur-
day night. Loss ABOUT $35, 600.
2. j. Barger, of Scranton, Pa, hitherto re-
spected, has been convicted of embezzling
$4,000 from his employer. John J. Jermins.
Another terrific hurricane, accompanied by
binding snow storm, has passed over Den
| uhIk 4U6 railways are DlUck6Q anu bCOISB Ol
wrecks are reported.
The prince of Montenegro, seeing that the
settlement OF the Dulcigno question is likely
to be indefinitely postponed, has resolved TO &c
to Tally for the winter.
A dispatch from Athens states that the porte
is sending troops and ammunition to the
| Greek frontier. Unless the Turks retire to the
new frontier war is certain.
| A correspondent at Berlin says Bismarck
has obtained the emperOr's consent to the ap-
! pointment of Count Won Hatzfe!dt to be secre-
tary of state for foreign affairs.
| Further executions of the DEGREES against
the unauthorized orders in France have been
postponed to Wednesday, on account of the
festivals OF All Saints and All Souls.
| Isaac Tower was buried by the caving in of
q well IN Oakield township, Kent county, near
| Grand Rapids, Mich, Saturday night. At last
accounts the body had not been recovered.
The department of State is advised by tele
| gram from our minister to Chlh and Peru that
the conference between the belgerent powers
under the good offices of the United states, has
| closed without any result.
The body of Mrs. Hall, wife of DR.. N. O.
Hall, of Davisburg Oakland county, Mich,
was stolen from Davisburg Gem etery some time
last week. The fact has just been discovered
and there is great excitement.
The sheik Abdulah has sent a communica.
tion TO The American missionaries in Urum.
yah, requesting them to hoist the American
I flag above the mission building in order that
il may be recognized and respected when the
| city is attacked by the Kurds.
AIra. Fannie j. Chaffee, only child of ex-Sen.
ator Jerome b. Ohaffee, of Colorado, was mar
ried yesterday to Ulysses s. Grant, Jr., second
son of ex-President Grant. The wedding was
private, there being present only ex-President
and Mrs. Grant, Col. Fred Grant and wife.
Jesse Grant and wife, Hon. s. B. Elkins and
wife, and J. A. Seymour and wife, of Michi-
gan, Mrs. Seymour being an aunt of the bride,
and d. H. Moffatt, of Denver.
Parnel, speaking at q meeting in LINER
ich, on Sunday, said parliament would not
reduce rents, but when the farmers had re-.
duced then parliament would interfere and
render continuation of egitstion useless.
1t was necessary to adopt platform which
would profit laborers as much as farmers.
They had got rid of great proprietors in
France, Prussia and Belgium. Why not in
Ireland? He advised the people to offer q
just rent to the proprietors; then the ques.
ton might be settled this winter.