Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-11-27
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Bismarck is again suffering from rheu.
matism.
Commodore r. B. Lowry died at New York
on Thursday.
There will be no change in the prices of eoal
during December.
Cottos increas ed from so. 80 to So bale in
st. Louis yesterday.
The public debt statement for November
will show reduction of about 81, DOC, GOO.
The London Times insists that great terror.
ism still prevails in nearly all parts of Ireland
Samuel E. Carey, general passenger agent OF
the Chicago, st. Louis & New Orleans railroad
died yesterday.
Chas. j. s einan & Co., wholesale jewellers
Cincinnati, have made an assignment. Liza
bilities 100000.
The Canadians propose to receive Hanlan
the oarsman, with torchlight procession or
his return from England.
This weeks purchases of silver bullion for
the Philadelphia, New Orleans and San Fran
cisco minis amounted to 236. 600 ounces.
fire at Cincinnati yesterday partially de-
| stroyed the wholesale grocery houses oil
Moemke, Jansen & Co, and Abner l.. Frazer
Henry Niohaus, fifty years old, employed al
Hartzelrs Felting works, at Cincinnati, was
| caught in the shafting yesterday morning anG
instantly killed.
The court of queens bench has finally ap
pointed the 2Sth of December as the date fol
the commencement of the trials Of the indicted
land leaguers.
In the fighting which preceded the occupa-
ton sof .Dulcigno by Dervlsch Pasha, the
Turks lost 800 killed and wounded, aud the
Albsnians lost forty.
compelling the Albanians to abandon their en-
trenchments. The Turks are thus enabled t.
communicate with the Monteneprin brigade
sent to the frontier under General Petroyich.
The grand jury were examining witnesses
yesterday in the matter of the Morey letter
Counsel in the Philip case are sitting the dis
closures made during recent legal proceeding,
| with view to finding the originator of the
letter and the accessories to its publication.
VIM. r. Floyd, we'll known actor and man
ager, died in his home in New York yesterday
aged 49, Mr.. Floyd began his theatrical career
| In Wallack's theater in 1852 While stage.man
sger OF the Amphitheatre, Chicago, Mr.. Floyo
and Mrs. Henrade, an actress of ability, wer,
married.
half interest in the Columbus daily Time
has been purchased by John G.. Thompson, anc
on the expiration of his term as sergeant-at
arms of the lower house of Congress-, Thomp
son will devote his entire attention to journa
liam. The design is to make the Times tn,
central organ of Ohio Democracy.
The steamer Canada, arrived at Oheboygan
reports having seen floating off Michaeps bay
Lake Huron, the pilot house and other break
age of the steamer Senicoe, plying between
| Collingwood and Chicago. There is reason t.
| believe that the crew have been lost. Tn,
Senicoe left Chicago four or five days ago, OF
her way TO Coliingwood.
| A great storm prevails OF the Scottish coast
number of vessels in the Clyde have dragged
their anchors. 1t is feared there has beer
| some loss of life. The ship Van Dycke, from
Onedel for Greenock. is ashore at Roseneatl
point The bark, John A. Harvey, from New
York for Dublin, previously reported ashore OF
Wexford coast, Is likely to become tota
wreck.
The body of an unknown woman was found
yesterday in the back yard of house in But
terfeld street, Chicago. frozen stiff, and lying
by her side, nearly frozen, a man, named John
Kean, from Green Bay; both had drank to ex-
cess the night before, and become helpless from
| liquor and cold. Kean claimed to have known
nothing of his companion, who was strange
to the police, but evidently dissipated char
acter.