Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-25
ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

Baron Beltine Ricasoli, formerly prime min
lister of Italy, is dead.
The French chambers have been convoked
for the 9th of November.
The French cabinet council has decided to
continue enforcement of religious DEGREES.
The Porte is said to have issued final orders
for the surrender Of Dulcigno within five
days.
Simpkins, chief of police of Pittsfeld, ILL.,,
was shot and killed Friday night by Elliot
Baker.
Queseule, British Columbia, village of
forty houses, was wholly destroyed by fire
recently.
Lawson Bells Touring mill at Gallipolis,
Ohio, was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning.
dispatch from Copenhagen says the storm
of last Wednesday in Denmark did incalcula
BILE damage to life and property.
The Peruvian charge d. 'affaires in New York
is advised that Peru well Chill has ac-
cepted the mediation of the United States.
The Ute Indians are said to be running off
the horses of settlers south of Gunnison City,
and settlers say that an outbreak is inevitable.
Several parties of whites who had gone into
the Indian Territory to select squatters claims
have lately been driven out by government
troops.
Mr.. Hayes and party had cordial reception
at Tucson, Arizonia, yesterday morning a2d d in
the afternoon renewed their journey to New
Mexico.
VIM. b. Roberts, we'll known horseman
who was thrown from his sulky in a race
few days ago, died at Wilkesbarre, Pa, last
evening.
The Greenbsck and Socialistic labor parties
of the Third New York (Brooklyn) district
yesterday nominated Matthew Mcclure for
Congress.
The Oklahama invaders are said to have
staked off over q hundred claims, expecting
that the Indian Territory will soon be opened
to settlement.
Harry Beckett, comedian, who was in
Wallack's Theater for the last six years and be-
fore that with the Lydia Thompson troupe
died in London Saturday.
George Lovctt, near Charlie ston, Mo-, Friday
night quarrelled with his wife about her prop
erty, beat out her brains with fat iron, and
then cut his own throat from ear to ear.
Sylvester Ellsworth, farmer of Herkimer
county, New York, was arrested in Wall street
Saturday on charges of perjury in connection
with litigation of an estate assigned to him.
A dispatch from Constantinople reports that
the porte has made arrangements for the dis
patch of ten thousand men to Adrianople, in
view of the preparations for union of Bulgaria
and Roumania.
Panama, that within brief time the financial
questions as to the Panama canal will be ar
ranged and the commencement of the work
will follow Immediately after.
large livery stable on Fourth street, Quin-
cy. ILL.,, was burned yesterday morning, with
forty-two horses, hacks etc. Among the horses
was the stallion Ambny, Owned by Wash. Cor
bin and valued at 10000.
Mary Ann Connor, whose husband keeps a
low lodging house at 606 Penn street, Phila-
delphia, died of poison Friday, and her broth
er and husband were arrested yesterday on
suspicion of having murdered her.
Alex Woodson, colored, was found yesterday
morning, fatally wounded with bullet in his
head, in Cincinnati alley way. Two butch
ers named Alexander admit driving him from
their meat cart where he was trying to steal,
but deny the shooting.
Ernest Gabler's piano factory, West Twenty
second street, New York, was burned out yes
terday afternoon. Loss, on stock, $50, 600; on
building, $4,000. Insurance, on stock, $3O,-
000; on building, $4,000. The workmen, 125
in number, lost tools valued at $4,000.
Miss Sue Mitchell, of Springfield, Ill, had
been nutting with Henry j. Price, yester-
day. He drew his gun from the wagon, caus-
ing its accidental discharge of both barrels
wounding her in the side and arm and him in
one of his arms. Her arm was broken and will
have to be amputated.