Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-12-13
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

A FIRE at Eau Claire, Wis.,. destroyed Horton
Flemming's restaurant. Loss, $4,000; in
surance small.
The steamships City of Berlin, from New
York, and Indiana, from Philadelphia, arrived
at England Sunday.
Rev. DR.. Gosdell, Congregationalist, was
assaulted aud badly beaten by robbers in St.
Louis. Friday night.
Later estimates of the loss by the explosion
in Pennygrien Friday morning make the num-
Der OF persons perished, one hundred.
The municipality Of Rome, in spite of the
clerical members, has granted site in the pub
lie cemetery to the cremation company.
In fire in Ferris Court, Philadelphia, Sat-
urday night, Ann Higgins, aged IS, and John
Lyons aged %, were burned to death.
The Golos of St. Petersburg, supposed to
represent the Russian foreign Office urges that
Russia must send an ultimatum to China.
The steamships Nederland, from Antwerp
Mosel, from Brennan, and City of Richmond,
from Liverpool. arrived at New York Sunday.
The Bishops College school at Lennoxville
near Montreal has been closed because of the
prevalence of typhoid fever, among the pupils.
Richardson's extensive saw factory, at New
ark, N. j., the second largest in the United
States, is burned. Loss estimated ut $780,
600; fully insured.
are trying to spur New York subscriptions by
suggesting that the fair may be located at Gin.
cinnati or Chicago.
At Troy, N. Y, Henry Bradley, an engineer
on the Boston, Hoosac Tunnel & Western rail-
road, was fatally wounded by Michael and
John Casey Friday night.
The Cincinnati postal count shows 279, ,32S
letters and S5,704 regular newspapers and
magazines mailed there during the week, the
total of all mailed pieces of the week being
1887. GA.
A st. Louis dispatch of Sunday says: If the
river were cleared of ice between here and
Cairo it would be of no practical avail, as
there Is not water enough even for the lightest
draft boats.
Captain j. g. Wise. superintendent of the
Memphis packet company, was dangerously
beaten by some unknown person, supposed
to be 3 discharged employee, in Cincinnati
Friday night.
The jury in the case of Albert Peel, charged
at Columbus, o., with the murder of Miss
Grimes returned verdict of manslaughter.
The jury were out nineteen hours. new trial
has been asked for.
At Omaha fire Sunday morning destroyed
the hat and cap store of G. b. Degroot & Co.,
and the photograph gallery of F. f. Carrier.
The losses aggregate about $4,000, partially
rcoveed by insurance.
Parnell has issued invitations for the usual
meeting at Dublin, previous to the opening of
parliament, to the members of the Irish parlia-
mentary party. The time Of the meeting is fix.
ed for January 4, 1881.
Henry Enderis, formerly Swiss cDnsul at
Chicago, who recently attempted suicide in
Milwaukee, is discovered to hsye made away
with trust fund of $4,000 belonging to a
Swiss family in Michigan.
Collector Woodcock, of Nashville, Tenn,
advises Commissioner Raum that al armed
force is not required for suppression of Illicit
distilliRg in his district, and adds that he will
ssee that the law is fully executed.
kneading machine, charged with gas, in
the Vienna baking establishment, Raggles
street, Boston, exploded Saturday, running
one side OF the building and fatally iniuring
the proprietor, G.. r. Warrington.
Gambetta.says 4 At certain epoch the reac-
tionists caused me some alarm, but am now
tranquil and when I think to what degrading
sophloms they have resOtred to to. retain an ap
pearance of vitality gaze and pass on.''
John f. Stsrbuck of Syracuse, N. Y, ex-Sen-
atcr, and for long time one of the most dis
tinguished lawyers in Northern New York, is
dead. At Friday evening he was suddenly
attacked by bleeding of the liver, and soon
died.
Senator Bayard denies that he ever stated
ludt OOutWC1I, dEtuuI, LAWS, OOukllQg anu
Special Agent Jaynes, had divided among them
selves $3.50. 900, received from Phelps, Dodge
d Co., for alleged under payments of cus-
toms.
Ismail Pasha, the former Khedive of Egypt,
now IN exile, is accused in Constantinople of
plotting to turn European sentiment against
Turkey, and number of persons suspected of
being his adherents, have been arrested at Stam-
boul.
Bragin, Ind, special says Geo. Scott, a
half breed Indian and negro, was lynched
Friday night by party of masked men. who
took him from Jail, where he was confined for
an outrage on Mrs. Allison, wife of his en-
ployer.
Toe grand jury of the United States cirouit
court at Richmond, Va, adjourned Saturday
for the term, having indicted five more election
judges, two from the city of Manchester and
three from the town of Oheste.. in Chesterfield
county.
At California, KY, Friday night, saloon
keeper named Webster and farmer named
William Stewart quarreled about wool COM
forter, and Webster killed the other by shoot
ing him through the head. Both were mar
ried men.
In the clerks Office of the United States cir.
cult court, Boston, Saturday, there was filed
notice of q libel suit against the Advertiser by
Edward Crane, damages being placed at $780,
OUv. Inc ground 1or p:alntlHs &C tlon Is an
editorial published Thursday.
The Lone Rock, Wis, railway depot was de-
stroyed by IRE Friday morning. rhe books
and freight were saved without loss. The up
per part of the building was occupied by
Charles A. Jowsiey as q dwelling. His loss
will reach $500 above insurance.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy director,
Saturday voted to call a special meeting OF
stockholders December 2Stb, to vote upon the
proposition to consolidate with the Council
Bluffs and other roads, and also upon the ques-
tion of authorizing the directors to issue a new
stock therefore.
Charles Belcher. the founder of the Belchel
Sugar Refining company, and its president and
manager for thirty years, was reelected di
rector last Thursday and yesterday resigned
His retirement from the board necessitated The
election of a new president, and w. Il. Scott
his secretarx chosen To ell tho ,aasitia.,