Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-27
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The Ameer of North Afghanistau, has been
murdered, anarchy reigns at Oabul. Washburn
| must GO.
Bismarck has sent ommission to Alsace to
study the condition Of workmen there. Wash
| burn must go.
The malt house of f. Schuldt Reading. Pa,
was damaged $12, 900 by fire last night Wash
| burn must go.
The registration Of Chicago closed last
| night with only about $4,000 voters listed.
Washburn must go.
All the coal oil In Quebec was seized yester-
day, for being under the government test
Washburn must go.
John l., Villalonga, one of the oldest cotton
| merchants of Savannah, Ga, died Monday.
Washburn must go.
Gen. Grant made his speech twice yesterday,
the repetition of the day being at Auburn
Washburn must go.
dispatch from Nieshed states that the shah
has forbidden the sale of corn to Russian
agents. Washburn must GO.
VIM. Canthrow, an old resident of Toronto.
died yesterday. His property is estimated at
So 10000 Washburn must go.
Sara Bernhardt the French actress, and
most of her company, arrived at New York
yesterday. Washburn must go.
The second chamber of the states general of
Holland has refused, Al to 20, to establish capi-
tai punishment. Washburn must go.
The steamship Wie!es brought from Europe
to New York yesterday $63, 7S4 in marks and
$l70, SIG in francs. Washburn must go.
A herd of short horns was sold at Dexter
park, Chicago, yesterday. Forty head brought
sc. 500, an average of $l69. Washburn must go.
Colonels of Ohio militia met yesterday to
discuss proposals for consolidating and re-
organizing their regiments. Washburn
must go.
The steamer Potomac, from Norfolk, Va,
the 18th, for Great Britain, put into Halifax
yesterday with her machinery disabled Wash
burn must go.
The flood near Cherbonrg, France, has subsi-
ded. Only two children were drow. ed, but
much damage was done to property. Wash
burn must go.
@Tbe Midvale steel works at Nicetown, Pa :,
were sold yesterday at public au :tion to VIM.
Sellers, the only bidder, for $450,G00. Wash.
burn must GO.
Six hundred Office seeking pilgrims from
Trumbull county, o., furnished Garfield an
audience for his speech of yesterday. Wash.
burn must go.
The steamer Trader, a small craft, was burn
ed at the Memphis levee yesterday. Oscar Pos
tai, her captain, narrowly escaped with his life
Washburn must go.
An International congress of electricians has
been called to meet in Paris Sept. Is, 1881, to
be preceded by an exhibition of electrical
appliances. Washburn must go.
Phillip Hinkle, well known citizen of Gin
cinnati, long prominent in religious and
benevolent work, died yesterday afternoon
after brief illness. Washburn must go.
F. G. Vogel, head bookkeeper for the firm
OF Sherman, Cecil & Co., Thomas street, New
York, killed himself yesterday in front of the
IF hat ostx ht,,rp
At Wisbeach, Eng, Monday, was begun the
erection of memorial statue commemorative
of the labors of Thomas Clarkson as an advo.
cate of slave emancipation. Washburn must
go.
A steamship from New Castle, Eng, arrived
at Boston yesterday with eighty passengers and
nine of the crew of the French schooner, Ma
thilda Granville, abandoned at sea. Washburn
must go
fire in a lodging house, lS2 Washington
street. New York, yesterday morning, suffoca-
tex John Connolly, porter, aged %, and fatal
ly burned Johnathau White, farmer Wash.
burn must go.
The Cincinnati Base Bali club has called
meeting at New York Nov. 4;h to form a new
league, with liberal policy and the right of
each club to regulate its OWN tariff. Wash
burn must go.
The Cincinnati board of trade yesterday ap-
pointed a committee to ascertain who wrote TO
the Louisville Courier Journal that Cincinnati
merchants do not want the trade of the South
Washburn must go.
John Duff builder of the Hannibal & ST. Joe
railroad and the Union Pacific railroad died at
Jamaica Plains, Mass, Yesterday morning. of
pneumonia. He leaves property estimated at
$4,000, 600. Washburn must go.
Gen. Grant, the daily stumper of the Repub-
lican campaign, made his speech yesterday at
Syracuse, N. Y. The Associated Press dutiful-
ly reports it and Republican journals will duti-
fully print it. Washburn must GO.
The leading bank of Montreal has notified
customers that interest will not be allowed on
deposits after the 1st prox., owing to the diff
Guilty of finding investments for large sums
now lying idle. Washburn must go.
A man supposed TO be r. P. Bull, private
detective and formerly editor of the Democrat
&c Press. at Gainesville, Ark, was murdered at
Fort Worth. Texas, Monday night, while
asleep. There was no clue to the murderers.
Washburn must GO.
Chas. Crocker, president of the Southern
Pacific railroad company, started from New
Orleans for Galveston aad San Antonia yester.
day. with party of railroad friends, to look
for Gulf outlet for his road, which he SAYS
will certainly be finished within two years.
Wasburn must go.