Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-21

men and plenty of funds, will leave tom light
for Sandwich.
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE
The epizOot has reached Nashville.
Gen. Martin Reem, of Chicago, has married
Miss Lulu Stoughton.
| The O., B. & @ and Hannibal d st. 10 roads
| have kissed and made up.
| Miss Maria Louisa Charlesworth, an English
| authoress, is dead, aged 81.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio has elect
ed r. @. Lemon Grand Master.
| At Santa Rosa. California. Barryissa ran a
| mile mile in 48}z, beating Jim Lick.
Gen. Grant made his speech last night to a
Republican meeting at Cooper Institute.
The National Buggy and Carriage association
| is holding the ninth annual session in Chicago.
| Prince Hohenlohe, bis numerous friends in
this country will be glad to learn, is convales-
cent.
At Baltimore yesterday the horse Monitor
| ran two miles in $50, lowering the record one
second.
| The Pe.tibone block, at Portage, Wis. was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss,
| $5v,00
The annual conference of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers began at Montreal
yesterday. tE
Valentine g. Hall, one of the oldest business
men of New York city, died yesterday morning,
aged IS years.
A freight train was wrecked in Hoosac tun.
mel last night, temporarily suspending travel
on that route.
e. Wells, OF st. Louis, and j. Chapel were
| seriously injured at Alma. Michigan, stnight
while firing Garfield salute.
The new steamship Frumessia, of the Anchor
line, is, except the Great Eastern, the largest
vessel ever launched in England.
Merwin, Hubert & Co., dealers in arms and
ammunition, New York city, hav, failed. Liza
bilities, $250, QUO; assetn, $l50,000.
The proverbial sea serpent has appeared off
Prince Edwards Island. 1t was twenty feet
long and was seen by Capt. Duncan Adams.
Capt. Joseph Sawyer, superintendent of the
Ninth District Life service, and Keeper Geo.
Treabeau have been drowned in Lake Huron.
On account of some of the ships not being
rea1y, the secretary of the navy has postponed
the Fortress Monroe review to time not yet
fixed.
The Grand lodge of Masons in session at
Louisville KY, have found A. G.. Hodges,
Grand treasurer, defaulter to the extent of
$1,000.
The country residence of Chas. j. Baker,
president of the franklin National bank, Bal
timore, has been destroyed by fire. Loss,
$50, 600.
DR.. Thomas will occupy DR.. Swings pulpit
in Chicago Sunday night. Fifty thousand
dollars has been raised to build DIR. Thomas a
church.
The proposition of English bondholders to
the Philadelphia & Reading road, is likely to be
adopted
The WOODEN mills, Anchor works,l and other
manufactures at Camden, Me-, have shut
down for want of water. The Meganticook
river was never so low
Two hundred survivors of Andersonville are
holdin a reunion at Chicago. Congressman
Kiefer, of Ohio, explained his bill to them for
granting them pensions.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Kentucky. in
session at Louisville, yesterday elected Thos.
Millersburg, Grand Secretary.
The steamship Hurworth, from Montreal,
which arrived at Queenstown. Eng, yesterday,
on the voyage lost all the cattle she carried by
their being washed overheard.
A collision on the Chicago, Burlington
Quincy road occurred at Aurora, ILL.,, last
night between a passenger train and switch
engine. Feur passengers were injured.
The Democrats in the Elmira, N. Y, district
have endorsed the Greenbaok nominee for
Congress. Thomas K. Beecher, brother of
Henry Ward, is the Republican nominee.
Orr, Leonard & Daniels large oil mill at
PiQuo, O.. burned early yesterday morning,
with its adjoining warehouse, both full OF flax
seed oil. Loss, 100000; insurance, $4,000.
United States Marshal Tony Neiss, of New
Mexico, the other day, was fred at by gang
of road agents without being hit. Returning
the fire with q Winchester rifle he killed one
and the rest fed.
Dispatches from Cork state that the police
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der of Mr.. Hutchins' driver. The have ascer-
tanned where the piece of iron which was used
as q bullet was obtained.
An excursion train of colored people collided
with q freight train twenty-five miles from
Raleigh, N. O., yesterday. One passenger was
killed outright and fifteen wounded. Two of
| the wounded have since died.
The next session of the Masonic Grand lodge
of Ohio will be held at Toledo, beginning the
third Wednesday in October, 1881. At Colnm-
bus, yesterday, the lodge considered proposed
amendments to the Masonic code.
| W. n. Middleham. landlord of the Central
! house, New Haven, a., having abused his
wife, Monday, her son, W. H. Davis, inter-
| fered, whereupon Middleham. who was drunk,
stabbed him several times, finally severing his
| iugular vein and windpipe, causing his death.
Kentu3ky Is enjoying another vendetta. 1t
| took place in jackson county, and James
Abrams and his sons were airayed against
Wm and James Radcliffe. James Radcliffe
was instantly killed and Willism mortally
wounded. One of tho Abrams boys was also
mortslly wounded.
| The United States CONSUL general at Constan-
| tinople insists that the sentences passed upon
the murderers of DR.. Parsons, the American
missionary, shall be carried out; but the Porte
alleges that the murderers are all ill. One was
condemned to death and two to fifteen years
penal servitude.
Funds have been granted by the Russian
synod for the erection of . Greek Russiau
church in San Francisco, ard priest has been
appointed to proceed to California, accom- pam
led by deaoons, sub-deacons, acolytes and
choristers. Five thousand roubles have been
appropriated for the pr. liminary expenses
Gen. Garfield. the Republican candidate for
President, Is making one speech daily for the
Associated Press TO circulate through the
country. Tuesday his speech was directed to
aIcampaign club at Indianapolis, which visited