Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-29
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.
The Cnilians occupied Psso, Peru, 100 miles
! north of Lima, the 20th inst, without opposi-
| tiOn.
The official gazette declares Berlin and
neiShboring towns in a state of siege for an.
| other year.
The Agence Russe, of St. Petersburg, intl-
| mates that Russia will aid Persia In its war
| with the Kurds.
thaw Saturday and rain Sunday OPEN
| ed the rivers about New York and navigation
| has been resumed.
| The foundry of Lennox & Co., at Mattoon,
| Illinois, was burned Saturday night. LOSS
| $4,000; insurance 81, 300.
Resignation of the Russian governor general
| of KazDn, implicated in recent acts of cruelty
to Tartars, has been accepted.
The commander and six of the crew of g..
III. schooner Sand Fly, aave been murdered by
the natives of the Solomon Islands.
The hoisting works of the Wales Consoli.
| dated mine at Eureka, New. burned Saturday
night. The miners escaped by another outlet.
The Penobsoot river, Maine, closed earlier
this season than any year since 1842. The ice
is now six inches thick and vessels are frozen
in.
A London dispatch reports that movements
are on lOOt, uuUSl bu6 1uUlCdtuf0 aCtS, IOf Ie-
ducing and simplifying the Judiciary of
England.
The Italian chamber of deputies Sunday con-
tinued without concluding its debate on the
cabinet policy. The indications are that the
ministry will be sustained.
A London dispatch says Hanlan has Issued
a challenge to Laycock, Offering to row him
for G400 side, the match to be made at once,
else Hanlan will sail Dec. ID.
The delayed steamers Algeria, Baltic and
Nevada, from Liverpool, State of Indiana from
arrived at New York Sunday.
Cadet Midshipman B. j. Pierce, of Illinois,
died at the Naval Academy, Annapolis. Sum
day, of pleurisy, aggravated by erysipelas--
the third cadet who has died there this rnonth.
broken rail on the Denver & Rio Graude
railroad, between Pueblo and Colorado Springs,
threw a locomotive from the track Sunday and
killed the engineer (Dickman by nancy and
the fireman.
Carrie Haines, a young lady of 20, in fs
OF dependency on account or unrequlted love,
threw herself in front of passenger train In
Fairmont, Illinois, Saturday, and Was in-
stantly killed.
A special from Texarkana, Tex, says the
baggage car of night express on the Texas
Pacl6o railroad burned near Sulphur. Tex,
Friday night, with nine pieces of baggage and
hfty sacks OF mail.
Ekirmishes between the colonial volunteers
and the hostile natives of South Africa, are of
almost daily occurrence. The colonists claim
victories uniformly. What the natives think
is not published to the world.
Israel w. Porr, senior partner of the Balti
more firm of s. III. POrr & Son, which sus-
pended Saturday, Gays they are preparing a
statement for creditors. There is general be-
lief that the firm will resume business.
Joseph Craig, who was the Democratic candi-
date for Congress in the st. Joseph, (Mo. dist
riot has Withdrawn his contest and the certificate
of election will probably be given to Nicholas
Ford, the Republican-Greenback candidate.
An immigration society for Missouri, of
which Thomas w. Fisk General Sherman's
son-in-law) is president, is to be incorporated
this week and proposes to spare no effort to
tura immigration to Missouri the coming
spring.
The duke of Medina, brother-in-law of Don
Carlos, was ordered to shorten his stay in Spain
because he received the visits of prominent
ultramontanes. He did not comply, where
upon he was ordered to leave the country forth
with.
The directors of the Chicago, Texas, & Mexi-
can railroad company, at meeting held ut
Dallas, Texas, Saturday, are said to have per-
fected arrangements for rapid construction of
their line. The company has its headquarters
at Dallas.
In the Hungarian diet Saturday the for
midable competition of America in grain and
Hour was urged as pressing reason for pro-
viding cheap transportation through the in
terror of Hungary by improving river and
canal navigation.
boiler explosion in Andrew Moore's foun.
dry at Charlotte Mich, Saturday afternoon,
entirely demolished the building, killed Geo.
Moore, son of the proprietor, and another man
whose name is not given, and dangerously
scalded four others.
The Chinese government is said to be anx-
ious about the extent of the demands to be
made by Russia in settlement of the difficult
ties between the two governments. 1t is feared
Russia will require large cession Of territory
as well as money indemnity.
The former directors of the Nashville, Chat
| tanooga d st. Louis railway have filed new
| bill in the chancery court at Nashville, accus-
| ing those who sold out to the Louisville 81
| Nashville company of committing a breach of
| trust, and asking relief accordingly.
| The survivors of Farrsgut's feet and Porter's
| mortar heet, will petition Congress for an ap-
preparation Of Sl43, ,464 to pay them arrears of
| prize money which tt e supreme court has ruled
| belongs to the combined fleets for the destruc-
tion of the enemy's vessels in April 1862.
| A fire broae out Sunday evening in the base
| ment Of the Cannon Street M. E.. church,
| PdughBeepsie, N. T., which was fortunately
discovered in time to dismiss the congregation
without panic, when the fire was extingaished.
Had the flames gained head way the congrega-
| ton would have been penned in the building.
The annual report of President Palmer, of
| the Denver & Bio Grande railroad, states that
the present mileage of the company is 635, and
that over 1000 men and 5000 animals are en-
ployed on branches snd extensions to be
| opened in April next, at which time the COM
| pany will have in operation 902 miles of road
| way.
So PREVALENT AND SO FATAL HAS CONSUMPTION
become. that it is new everywhere dreaded as
the great scourge of humanity; and yet. in
their formative stages, all Pulmonary Com
by resorting promptly to DR.. Jayne's Expect
GRANT, curative specially adapted to soothc
and strengthen the Bronchial tubes, allay in.
Illumination, and loosen and remove all oh.
structions. It is q certain remedy for Asthma,
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