Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-25
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Democratic convention of Alabama will
meet ON the I'd of June.
King Humbert, of Italy gave banquet last
night in honor of Prof Nordenskjold.
The French senate heard yesterday violent
attack upon the Jesuits by Ill. Pilleton.
A Constantinople dispatch announces the
J arrival of British naval squadron at Salonica.
The British house of commons has appoint
ed q special committee on the loading of grain
ships.
Steamships which arrived at New York yes
terday, all report having encountered severe
weather.
The American minister, at Berlin, celebrated
Washington's birthday by giving q brilliant
reception.
majority of the German reichstag has voted
to suspend proceedings against the two social
list deputies.
The governor of New York has again respited
Greenfield sentenced to be hanged at Syracuse,
| till the 23d of April.
The wholesale grocery store of VIM. Dalton,
Trenton, N. j., was burned yesterday. Loss
heavy; insurance S5O, OOO.
Cincinnatians are to pay the ensuing year
only l.60 per | ZOO feet for gas. They have
| been paying So rs.
call has been issued for meeting of gen.
| eral passenger agents at Cincinnati March 10Th,
to discuss and rearrange rates.
The New York assembly yesterday adjourned
until Thursday to allow the Republican mem
bers to attend the convention at U!ica.
The steamer Manitoba, from Boston to
Glasgow, arrived off the British coast yester-
day under sail, having lost her propeller.
The Arkansas association of Mexican war
veterans held its annual meeting yesterday,
and memorialized Congress for pension bill.
Liberia has annexed on mutual and peaceful
l i
terror border, known the kingdom of Me-
dina.
Sherman club of 900 members was organ
lied at Mansfield, O., last night, to advance the
designs of Secretary Sherman upon the Presi
dency.
A light, oscillating shock of earthquake was
felt at San Cristobel, Cuba, Monday night,
and yesterday morning violent shock, with a
noise like an explosion.
A Russian telegram from Titles reports that
Persia is actively assembling troops and trust
worthy information has been received that a
Persian army will march on Herat.
The East Indian budget fixes the whela cost
of the Afghan war, to the end of 1881, at s75,-
600, 00U. The Indian revenues of last year ex-
ceeded all expenditures by Ell9,O0O.
A bill was passed IN the Ohio legislature to-
day abolishing the board OF police commissions
ers of Cincinnati and placing the appointment
anu contTOi VI the police III ING napQS OF Inc
mayor.
st. Louis wagon makers whose men are on q
strike met last night and resolved to buy
northern made wagons to fill orders rather than
accede to the demand of the men for Is per
cent. advance of their wages.
The st. Louis Christian convention convened
at Centenary Methodist church, in that city,
last night. Mr.. Moody presided. Ministers
and laymen were present from several western
States and large number are expected to-day.
The building erected in st. Louis ten years
ago by the st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance
company at a cost of 100000 is to be sold at
auction May 9th, under order of court, for
benefit of parties in interest, including holders
of a mortgage for S400, 600.
Gen. Z. H. Murray, the newly appointed
Governor of Utah, started for Utah from Lou
isviile last night. He escorted to the de-
pot, which was decorated in his honor, by
Coy. Blackburn and the militia of the CITY,
and hundreds of his fellow citizens were as
sembled at the depot to bid him farewell.